Fanola No Yellow Purple Shampoo - Purple Color Depositing Shampoo for Blondes, Bleached & Grey Hair - Formulated with Violet Pigment to Remove Brassy Tones from Hair (33.8 Fl oz)

I recently went back to bleaching my hair .(best decision I've made since the beginning of the pandemic - I love fun colors, but blonde looks good on me. I also chopped all my hair off, so whether I'm going through a phase or just manic? Who knows.) Point is, I wanted something to make it look nice and ... not yellow. I don't have money to go spend at a salon. It's extremely expensive to get your hair bleached by a professional - I have just enough money to buy box bleach and make questionable decisions. This does the job - for toning that is, does nothing for the questionable decisions - and leaves my hair looking blonde, not bronze. I will say that I do apply it differently than many people might. I have fine, thick hair. And while I did lob it off into a pixie cut thanks to Georgia having the temperatures of the Devil's nether regions, I'd still like to keep what little of it I have looking nice and fresh - not fried. This shampoo isn't exactly moisturizing or softening. It's a shampoo carrying a coloring agent. So.. I treat it as such. Don't be surprised by how dark the color is. I was at first, and only used it in the shower for about 5 minutes. It didn't do much for me. I came out looking much the same. I want to clarify once again, these are the decisions I make in applying this product - this isn't a recommendation. But it sure as hell works for me. 1) Starting with dry hair, I plop this bad bitch on with some gloves on. DON'T FORGET THE GLOVES. It will stain your hands - but not the rest of your body. My biologist mother would probably have something to say about it being the way your hand skin is different from the skin on the rest of your body. Science and I are casual lovers. 2) I leave it on for anywhere from 25-40 minutes. It really depends on if I forget to set the timer or not. I usually forget to set the timer. I'm typing this review while still forgetting to set the timer - yes, I have it on right now, and am continuing to choose writing this instead of rubbing my two braincells together. Don't be like me. 3) Shower time! Rinse it all out. You may notice your hair feels a bit dry - once again, this isn't a moisturizing shampoo. It's less than $20 on amazon, don't get your hopes up. Instead, go in with a moisturizing mask. My hair needs some serious TLC, and the best moisturizer I've found for myself is Shea Moisture's Purple Rice Water Strength & Color Care Masque. I leave that and my skincare mask on for about 5 minutes while i wash my body, shave whatever I feel up to shaving that day, you know the deal. At least I assume it's 5 minutes. You know by now my track record with timers. 4) Rinse that equally bad bitch out. Your hair will feel much much softer. I add this step now for my wonder bread cousins. Our hair can look oily as hell if we just moisturize it - it probably doesn't know how to be treated right because we were raised on 3 in 1 bodywash, shampoo, and conditioner. Forgive it. Be patient with it. Go in with a good quality moisturizing shampoo. I use my Function of Beauty shampoo, and then follow that slight rinse up with my FoB conditioner. I may be gaslighting my hair. It's okay, it looks fine at the end of it all. 5) After letting that conditioner sit for the normal amount of time I let any conditioner sit, which is usually about a minute or two. I then rinse it out til I don't feel sticky. Finish up my shower routine, and at the end I put in my leave in conditioner. It's also a FoB product. I swear by the stuff, but this isn't a review for that. I'm gonna run out soon, and I have enough depression as it is. Lets change the subject. You should have beautifully toned hair! I will remind you not to make any decisions on if you like it or not UNTIL YOUR HAIR FULLY DRIES. Your hair will always look more bronze when it's wet. When my hair dries it's a completely different animal, and thanks to me adding that conditioning routine, it's soft as well. If that sounds like a lot of steps... well, it is. Your hair doesn't work for free. But I promise it doesn't take long. If you think 25-30 minutes in the shower for your FULL hair and body routine is a long time, you may have other issues that need addressing. But hey, I'm not a therapist. At the end of the day, I LOVE this stuff. And it's a gigantic bottle. I mean, about the length of my small dog. I'll get a lot of wear out of this stuff. I don't recommend washing your hair every day, and I don't recommend doing this deep cleanse and tone more than once a week. Wash your body all you want, but let your hair breathe. Dry shampoo is your friend. 5/5 stars for affordability and function. Now let me go set my timer.

As a color enthusiast constantly seeking to maintain my hair's vibrancy, I recently incorporated Fanola Color Depositing Purple Shampoo Toner into my hair care routine. This transformative product has become an essential part of my hair maintenance regimen. Here's my in-depth review based on my personal experience with this purple shampoo. - Effective Anti-Brass Formula: The standout feature of the Fanola Purple Shampoo Toner is its highly effective anti-brass formula. Designed specifically for all hair, this shampoo works wonders in neutralizing unwanted yellow and orange tones, leaving my hair looking fresh and vibrant after each wash. I was impressed by how quickly and efficiently it removes brassiness, restoring my hair's natural brilliance with just a single use. - Intense Color Depositing Power: What sets this purple shampoo apart is its intense color depositing power. Infused with violet pigments, it delivers a rich and concentrated hue that effortlessly tones and revitalizes my blonde locks. Whether I'm aiming for a subtle cool-toned effect or a more dramatic platinum look, this shampoo allows for customizable results based on the length of time it's left on my hair. The versatility of shades achievable with this product is truly impressive. - Gentle and Nourishing Formula: Despite its potent toning capabilities, the Fanola Purple Shampoo Toner boasts a gentle and nourishing formula. Enriched with conditioning agents, it leaves my hair feeling soft, smooth, and hydrated after each wash. Unlike some toning shampoos that can leave hair feeling dry or brittle, this product maintains the integrity of my hair, ensuring it remains healthy and manageable with continued use. - Long-Lasting Results: I've found that the results achieved with the Fanola Purple Shampoo Toner are long-lasting, allowing me to extend the time between salon visits. Even after several washes, my hair maintains its cool-toned brilliance, thanks to the shampoo's lasting effects. This not only saves me time and money but also ensures that my hair looks its best between professional color appointments. - Ease of Use: Another aspect I appreciate about this purple shampoo is its ease of use. The creamy texture lathers effortlessly, allowing for thorough distribution throughout my hair. I typically leave it on for a few minutes to allow the color depositing action to take effect before rinsing thoroughly. The convenient squeeze bottle packaging makes dispensing the product a breeze, ensuring no product goes to waste. - Overall Satisfaction: In conclusion, the Fanola Color Depositing Purple Shampoo Toner has exceeded my expectations in terms of effectiveness, versatility, and ease of use. Its powerful anti-brass formula, intense color depositing power, gentle and nourishing formula, long-lasting results, and ease of use make it a standout product in the realm of blonde hair care. Whether you're a natural blonde or have salon-treated hair, this purple shampoo offers a reliable solution for maintaining vibrant, salon-worthy hair at home.

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Makes my hair so blond and only need a tiny bit

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El Producto es bueno, concentrado y si se van viendo resultados. Solo que no sé por qué la forma de la tapa hace que se chorree un poco. Pero eso no influye en la calidad del producto.

💜 Fanola No Yellow – El Matizador que Salva Tu Rubio (y Tu Bolsillo) Si tienes el cabello rubio, decolorado o con mechas, seguro que los tonos amarillos no deseados te han hecho una visita más de una vez. Y ahí es donde entra el famoso Fanola No Yellow Shampoo. Lo he probado (y sé que muchas influencers también) y la verdad es que entiendo el hype. Es de esos productos que hacen lo que prometen, y aquí te cuento mi experiencia: ¿Qué hace el Fanola No Yellow? Es un champú matizador violeta intenso que neutraliza los tonos amarillos y deja el cabello con un rubio más frío y ceniza. Es ideal para: • Cabellos rubios decolorados. • Mechas o balayage. • Cabellos grises o blancos que tienden a amarillear. ¿Funciona? ¡Sí! Y rápido. Después de un solo uso, noté que el tono amarillo se había suavizado bastante. Cuanto más lo dejas actuar, más ceniza queda el cabello. Eso sí, no te pases de tiempo o puedes terminar con reflejos morados (te lo digo por experiencia). Lo que me ha encantado: • Resultados inmediatos: Con solo 3-5 minutos en el pelo ya se ven resultados. Perfecto para una solución rápida antes de un evento o cuando sientes que el rubio se está volviendo “pollo”. • Dura un montón: Es concentrado, así que necesitas poca cantidad y el bote cunde muchísimo. • Precio asequible: Comparado con tratamientos de salón, es una ganga. Puedes mantener tu color desde casa sin gastar de más. • Aroma agradable: Para ser un champú matizador, huele bien y no deja ese olor químico que tienen algunos productos similares. Lo que podría mejorar: • Reseca un poco: No es grave, pero si tienes el pelo seco de por sí, úsalo con moderación (1 vez a la semana) y siempre acompáñalo con una mascarilla hidratante. • Mancha las manos: ¡Guantes, por favor! El pigmento violeta es fuerte y puede dejarte las manos moradas (se va, pero da pereza). • Efecto potente: Si lo dejas más de 5 minutos, es posible que te quede un leve tono morado. Si esto pasa, con 1-2 lavados normales se va. ¿Cómo lo uso? 1. Aplico el champú sobre el cabello mojado. 2. Masajeo bien, centrándome en las partes más amarillentas. 3. Lo dejo 3 minutos (si quiero un matiz leve) o hasta 5 minutos para un tono más ceniza. 4. Aclaro con abundante agua. 5. Aplico mascarilla hidratante o acondicionador. ¿Lo recomiendo? Sin duda. Si tienes el cabello rubio o decolorado y quieres mantenerlo bonito entre visitas al salón, Fanola No Yellow es tu aliado. Es uno de esos productos que merece la pena tener en la ducha, especialmente si te gusta el rubio frío o gris plateado. ✨ Consejo final: Úsalo solo cuando sientas que el amarillo aparece. No hace falta usarlo en cada lavado.