Is It True That A BLue Shampoo And Conditioner tone down blonde hair?I Carnt See how without It Being A Toner?

Answer 1

Yes, it's true, ask your stylist or a professional to help you find what you need, it is also good for those who wear their hair grey.

Answer 2

Color enhancing and depositing shampoos are meant to be used to refresh a tone or counteract an unwanted tone in hair. Blue should not be used for blond hair. A blue base would be found in a much darker tone- it counteracts orange. Some lazy hairdressers or people who don't know how to work with toners and glazes properly rely on shampoo to do the job. For best results the appropriate toner/ glaze should be applied and then for routine home care the proper shampoo and cond recommended. If the hair is very porous and the blue based shampoo has a lot of pigment that could grab in the hair. Bummer.

Answer 3

Aveda do a shampoo & conditioner called Blue Malva. it is a mauvey colour but not sure that it would actually dye your hair. However it is excellent for stopping highlights going brassy. Not cheap - around £15 a bottle but you don't need much.

Answer 4

If you have any yellow in your blond using a violet shampoo really does help to cancel out the yellow. Just make sure you don't use it so much that your hair takes on a violet tinge :)

Answer 5

It dosent tone down blond, it tones down the brassy undertone that dyed blonde have takes on due to having to much sun, or to many minerals in the water you wash your hair with.

Answer 6

Not human but i know that for grey/white horses it brightens the colour if you use a specially formulated shampoo that is blue so maybe someone has mistakenly told you it does the wrong thing??!!