Purple Shampoo Turning Your Hair Purple? How to Properly Use Toning Shampoo on Blonde Hair.

Toning shampoos can work wonders for brassy locks or to achieve a white blonde shade after and in between highlights. But there is a severe grandma hair epidemic going around resulting from the incorrect application of toners. If you apply these key steps into your toning routine, you'll have everyone asking who your colorist is.

#1 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Spend a Few More Bucks on a Really Good Product.

ULTA sells this Lee Stafford line for Blondes. I would recommend going for it and getting both the shampoo and conditioner. The cost is about 10 dollars per bottle.

#2 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Use Toning Products One Time per Week or every 10 Days, NOT with Every Wash

Purple toners dry out the hair so it absorbs the cool tones. If you overuse the product, you will not only compromise the health of the hair but absorb too much of the shampoo's actual purple color instead of the toning tint in the shampoo.

#3 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Lightly Cleanse Hair with a Mild Shampoo Just Before Applying Toner

In order to work up a good lather and to prep the hair to receive an even tone, use about half the amount of your regular shampoo that you normally would and give your hair a quick rinse. Then immediately apply purple shampoo.

#4 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Lather! Root to End.

Work that product all over the hair focusing on getting a good lather all over starting at the scalp.

#5 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Rinse!

Rinse the toning shampoo out COMPLETELY. Your hair will feel quite dry. But this is normal.

#6 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Condition! End to Root.

I recommend using a moisturizing toning conditioner for blondes. Work the conditioner into the hair with the reverse technique used for applying the toning shampoo. Rinse the conditioner out COMPLETELY.

#7 Key Step in Using Purple Toning Shampoo...

Avoid Blow Dryer.

It's ALWAYS best to let your hair air dry, avoiding the heat of a blow dryer but especially after toning. Apply a little leave in conditioner spray to wet hair and let nature do most of the work.

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