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title: "Matrix Brass Off Toning Blue Shampoo - Refreshes and Neutralizes Brassy Tones, For Color Treated Hair, Lightened Brunettes or Dark Blondes"
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# Neutralizes brass in 1 wash Sulfate-free & nourishing Blue-violet pigment tech Matrix Brass Off Toning Blue Shampoo - Refreshes and Neutralizes Brassy Tones, For Color Treated Hair, Lightened Brunettes or Dark Blondes

**Brand:** matrix
**Price:** 551 som
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🔵 Say goodbye to brass, hello to brilliance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Matrix Brass Off Toning Blue Shampoo - Refreshes and Neutralizes Brassy Tones, For Color Treated Hair, Lightened Brunettes or Dark Blondes by matrix
- **How much does it cost?** 551 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/38928411-matrix-brass-off-toning-blue-shampoo-refreshes-and-neutralizes-brassy)

## Best For

- matrix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted matrix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Color-Safe Formula:** Sulfate-free and enriched with vitamin oil to protect and nourish color-treated hair.
- • **Multi-Dimensional Toner:** Perfect for lightened brunettes, dark blondes, and highlighted hair seeking cool, vibrant hues.
- • **Layered Brass Off System:** Works seamlessly with conditioner, mask, and leave-in spray for customizable toning intensity.
- • **Instant Brass Neutralization:** Powerful blue-violet pigments erase unwanted orange tones after just one wash.
- • **Salon-Quality Results at Home:** Professional-grade formula trusted by stylists, now in your daily routine.

## Overview

Matrix Brass Off Toning Blue Shampoo is a sulfate-free, professional-grade shampoo designed to neutralize brassy, orange undertones in color-treated lightened brunettes and dark blondes. Infused with blue-violet pigments and vitamin oil, it refreshes and restores cool, vibrant tones in just one wash, while nourishing hair. Part of the Brass Off collection, it offers customizable toning with complementary products for a flawless, salon-quality finish.

## Description

Product Description Matrix total results Brass Off Shampoo 10.1 oz; Ingredients: Aqua/Water/Eau, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Glycol Distearate, Sodium Chloride, Cocamide Mipa, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Parfum /Fragrance, Amodimethicone, Sodium Benzoate, Hexylene Glycol, Polyquaternium-7, Polyquaternium-10, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Ci 60730/Ext. Violet 2, Alicylic Acid, Carbomer, Bht, Trideceth-6, Limonene, Hexyl Cinnamal, Linalool, Benzyl Salicylate, Benzyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Glycine Soja Oil/Soybean Oil, Tocopherol, Sodium Acetate, Isopropyl Alcohol, Sodium Hydroxide, Citric Acid. Brand Story MATRIX is a leading professional hair care and hair color brand worldwide. We aim to provide hair care and styling products that inspire creativity and deliver superior results.

Review: Drying, but works. Be careful if hair is damaged or porous! - BLUE CONFIRMED: This is actually a blue shampoo. It's not a dark purple shampoo, which hardly does much to cancel out orange-yellow (or sometimes even yellow-orange) tones. There is a slight violet pigment mixed in, but the product is definitely way more blue than purple. It is the darkest blue shampoo I've been able to find, and it's strong. Without a doubt, it's meant to neutralize brassiness (orange or copper-like tones) in brunette hair colors. I found it *can* be used with some "dark blonde" hair color - with a few caveats: • When I say "dark blonde," I mean dark hair that has been lightened to a yellow-orange shade at most. If you were able to lighten your hair to a VERY PALE mostly yellow, but slightly muted pumpkin color (before applying any dye/toner), and a purple shampoo isn't helping you neutralize unwanted warmth... then you might want to try mixing this blue shampoo with a purple shampoo first. Otherwise, you'll risk building up a subtle green tone, which will be most noticeable under sunlight. (I'll explain more below if you feel like reading.) • I would not recommend this on someone who has naturally dark blonde hair (virgin hair) because I just don't know if you have the orange to red underlying pigments that brunettes have. Just the same, I'm not sure how this product would affect someone with natural light ginger hair color. I've only used it on my very dark brown hair after lightening (bleaching), then dying, then toning. • Different hair color brands may consider "dark blonde" to be a different level. What one brand considers "dark blonde," another may consider "very light brown." I found "dark blonde/very light brown" colors usually fall at or between a level 7 and 6 for most brands. (I personally favor Wella Professionals Koleston and Color Touch hair colors. However, I have used other brands and Wella products from a popular beauty supply store that doesn't always sell the best stuff.) • I'm hesitant to recommend this product to someone who has hair that has been lightened and dyed to a level 7 color that appears more dark blonde and that would unlikely be mistaken for a very light brown. (I'm more hesitant if your hair is damaged or very porous in any areas). I feel it's safe for someone with a level 6 color to use, even if the brand calls it a dark blonde color. (It's all about the annoying underlying pigment that keeps trying to fight its way thru!) • If you have light blonde highlights or a balayage, I would try to find a dark purple shampoo... or just be very careful with how you use this blue shampoo. (I had to figure out how to manage yellow & copper tones when I had balayage hair. I have some tips on that below.) OVERALL OPINION: This shampoo can be VERY drying, but it does temporarily help neutralize brassy hair (various ranges of warmth containing a fair amount of orange or copper tones) to a neutral or cool tone. This is supposed to help reduce damage to lightened/color-treated hair because it extends the time you can wait before undergoing another chemical process. It's strong and it works better than the 4-5 other "blue shampoos" I've tried (which were more "dark purple than blue") and the one failed blue food coloring + shampoo or conditioner hack. Depending on the condition and color of your hair, you may only need to use this once a week. Or you may find yourself using it every other time you wash your hair. I have used it on my hair when it was in various conditions, from mostly healthy to severely damaged. If you have porous hair, the pigment in this shampoo will grab quickly. It may not wash out completely either (if your hair is totally fried.) Sometimes it helps to leave this shampoo on a little longer than directed. But do so at your own risk. Because it can stain your skin. (I found this out the hard way. I stained my forehead, neck, and hands. But I left it on for a long time. Everything scrubbed away after 1-2 days.) PERSONAL EXPERIENCES FOR ADDITIONAL REFERENCE: I'm not a licensed professional. Nor have I ever been to any kind of beauty school. I basically decided to do my own hair out of boredom one day. I had very dark virgin hair (a tad darker than a level 3). I'm half Korean, so my hair can really take a beating. I had already paid 2 professionals. I wanted to be a "dirty blonde." (I think it might be every Asian girl/woman's dream to achieve natural looking blonde hair at least once in their life.) The 1st professional was too afraid to lighten my hair so she did "baby lights," which barely made a change. The 2nd totally botched my hair. Despite being half Korean and not being able to hold a curl more than a minute, I know my thick and stubborn hair will lighten rapidly. But no one seemed to listen. The 2nd professional ended up trying to correct the splotchy pale yellow and white mess she made of my hair by coloring over it. However, she somehow took my hair back to it's original color... except it was very flat looking. After wasting around $300 for nothing, I decided to just have fun and do things myself. I used Color Oops to strip the dye out. I was left with the same splotchy mess, except it was dark orange. I went thru multiple processes of lightening and bleach bathes until I got the consistent very pale yellow pumpkin shade I needed. I dyed my hair the dirty blonde I wanted. But I had no idea how to keep up with it. I kept touching up my roots every other week and toning. I eventually took my hair to the lightest blonde I could (level 9) and learned about the miracle of purple shampoo. I eventually grew tired of the light color and attempted to dye my hair light brown. I didn't know I needed to add some warmth back, so my hair turned out a muddy green gray color. I had to strip it and bleach it again. Long story short, I chemically processed the heck out of my hair for over a year before I got it right. I had to baby the lower thirds because it felt like moosh after one bleach disaster. I achieved a light ash brown that I wanted to maintain. My purple shampoo had no effect. I tried other "blue" shampoos and some at home hacks I found online. Then I began using this blue shampoo. It worked, but it was too drying for my damaged hair. Also, the bottom part of my hair was so fried and porous that it seemed to instantly soak up all the pigment from this shampoo and became stained. I had to carefully use a gentle bleach bath to get most of the blue out. (That part of my hair could hardly hold any dye so I ended up having an unintentional, but nice looking ombre color for several months.) I'd have to carefully comb this shampoo thru the upper part of my wet hair, then quickly scrub for cleaning - being careful not to let so much run thru the lower lengths of my hair - before rinsing off. It was tedious to do, but it was really all I could do unless I wanted to chop my hair really short. I sometimes soaked the bottom part of my hair in oils before washing, but that didn't seem to help much. I just had to be careful not to let this settle on the extremely porous lenths of my hair for more than 30 seconds to avoid staining that part. I ended up switching to the Matrix Brass Off hair mask, since I couldn't handle how brittle and dry my hair had become. I found I had to leave the mask on longer, but it allowed me to have more control over how much pigment soaked into the really damaged parts of my hair. It allowed me to wash my entire hair with a very gentle & moisturizing shampoo. Then I could condition my hair, wring it out, dry it even more with a towel, and comb the mask thru the parts that needed it. If it got on some of the lower ends I could wipe it off with my hands or rinse it off. It wasn't a big deal because it took longer for the mask to leave behind blue pigment than this shampoo. I would occassionally (rarely) go thru the hassle of using this shampoo when I felt the mask just wasn't doing enough. After cutting off all the very damaged parts a year later, I accidentally over lightened my hair again. This time it's healthy, just lighter than I wanted. It's a light-medium natural brown. However, I still experienced the problem of the dreaded orange town slowly peaking thru my dye no matter how gentle of a shampoo I used. Then I found this bottle of blue shampoo deep in my cabinet. I thought it might be too old to work, but nope! It still works. I do still find it drying, but I only have to use it 1-2 times a week at most since my hair is pretty healthy and can hold color evenly now. Once I get enough blue pigment on my hair, I can use the shampoo once in a week. (I currently wash my hair everyday to every other day, depending on how much styling products I've used.) *OH! When using either the blue shampoo or mask, you may want to have a dedicated towel that you don't mind getting stained. If you have dark towels, you should be fine. I'll write a review on the mask later. Personally, I prefer the mask because it's not drying. But if you have healthy hair and a great deep conditioner, this shampoo is superior as far as cutting out the brass.
Review: Excellent Blue Shampoo! - I was recommended this product by my friend who is a hairstylist, and I am quite impressed! I fell for blonde box dye, and my hair turned into more of a strawberry blonde than a honey blonde. I washed my hair with my regular shampoo first, then put this shampoo in and let it sit for about 5 minutes then rinsed and conditioned like normal. I noticed a difference in the overall brassiness of my hair, and it kept the warmth while toning down the orangey hue. I have used other toning shampoos in the past, and I actually enjoyed that this shampoo felt more moisturizing than some others I’ve tried before. These types of shampoos will not give a dramatic result and are more of a maintenance shampoo than a color changing shampoo.

## Features

- Toning Blue Shampoo: Neutralizes unwanted brassy, orange undertones in dark blonde, brunette, and highlighted hair.
- Multi-Tasking Properties: Professional toning shampoo deposits blue-violet pigments to neutralize brassy tones in just one wash.
- Key Benefits: Nourishing shampoo suitable for both color treated and natural hair to enhance and restore cool tones.
- Brass Off Collection: Includes the Brass Off Shampoo (moderate toning), Pigmented Conditioner (light toning), Neutralization Mask (maximum toning) and Leave-In Spray (buildable toning).
- Suggested Use: Wearing suitable gloves, apply to wet hair, lather and rinse well. Follow with Brass Off Conditioner for added neutralization. For enhanced neutralization, leave shampoo on for 2-3 mins and use every other wash.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B06VSZ69LL |
| Active Ingredients | water,aqua,salicylic acid |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,808 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #139 in Hair Shampoo |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Brand Name | Matrix |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 34,068 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00884486320117 |
| Hair Type | Color Treated, Blonde |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Item Weight | 0.31 kg |
| Manufacturer | Matrix |
| Manufacturer Part Number | E2235902 |
| Material Type Free | Sulfate Free |
| Model Number | E2235902 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Benefits | Deposits blue-violet pigments to neutralize brass in brunettes & blondes, restoring cool, vibrant color tones. Product Benefits Deposits blue-violet pigments to neutralize brass in brunettes & blondes, restoring cool, vibrant color tones. See more |
| Scent | Fruity, Floral, Woody |
| Scent Name | Fruity, Floral, Woody |
| Special Ingredients | Vitamin Oil |
| UPC | 884486320117 |
| Unit Count | 10.1 Fluid Ounces |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Matrix
- **Hair Type:** Color Treated, Blonde
- **Item Form:** Liquid
- **Material Type Free:** Sulfate Free

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the purpose of Brass Off Shampoo?**
A: It is a color-depositing blue shampoo that neutralizes brassy, orange tones while refreshing your hair color.

**Q: Who is this blue shampoo for?**
A: It is perfect for brunettes who lighten their hair and want to eliminate unwanted warm, orange tones.

**Q: How often should I use it?**
A: Use it 1-2 times a week, or whenever you notice brassiness returning to your hair.

**Q: How long do I leave it in my hair?**
A: Apply to wet hair, lather, and leave on for 2-3 minutes before rinsing for optimal toning.

**Q: Do I need to wear gloves?**
A: Yes, we suggest wearing gloves when using this highly pigmented shampoo to avoid staining.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Drying, but works. Be careful if hair is damaged or porous!
*by A***. on March 5, 2024*

BLUE CONFIRMED: This is actually a blue shampoo. It's not a dark purple shampoo, which hardly does much to cancel out orange-yellow (or sometimes even yellow-orange) tones. There is a slight violet pigment mixed in, but the product is definitely way more blue than purple. It is the darkest blue shampoo I've been able to find, and it's strong. Without a doubt, it's meant to neutralize brassiness (orange or copper-like tones) in brunette hair colors. I found it *can* be used with some "dark blonde" hair color - with a few caveats: • When I say "dark blonde," I mean dark hair that has been lightened to a yellow-orange shade at most. If you were able to lighten your hair to a VERY PALE mostly yellow, but slightly muted pumpkin color (before applying any dye/toner), and a purple shampoo isn't helping you neutralize unwanted warmth... then you might want to try mixing this blue shampoo with a purple shampoo first. Otherwise, you'll risk building up a subtle green tone, which will be most noticeable under sunlight. (I'll explain more below if you feel like reading.) • I would not recommend this on someone who has naturally dark blonde hair (virgin hair) because I just don't know if you have the orange to red underlying pigments that brunettes have. Just the same, I'm not sure how this product would affect someone with natural light ginger hair color. I've only used it on my very dark brown hair after lightening (bleaching), then dying, then toning. • Different hair color brands may consider "dark blonde" to be a different level. What one brand considers "dark blonde," another may consider "very light brown." I found "dark blonde/very light brown" colors usually fall at or between a level 7 and 6 for most brands. (I personally favor Wella Professionals Koleston and Color Touch hair colors. However, I have used other brands and Wella products from a popular beauty supply store that doesn't always sell the best stuff.) • I'm hesitant to recommend this product to someone who has hair that has been lightened and dyed to a level 7 color that appears more dark blonde and that would unlikely be mistaken for a very light brown. (I'm more hesitant if your hair is damaged or very porous in any areas). I feel it's safe for someone with a level 6 color to use, even if the brand calls it a dark blonde color. (It's all about the annoying underlying pigment that keeps trying to fight its way thru!) • If you have light blonde highlights or a balayage, I would try to find a dark purple shampoo... or just be very careful with how you use this blue shampoo. (I had to figure out how to manage yellow & copper tones when I had balayage hair. I have some tips on that below.) OVERALL OPINION: This shampoo can be VERY drying, but it does temporarily help neutralize brassy hair (various ranges of warmth containing a fair amount of orange or copper tones) to a neutral or cool tone. This is supposed to help reduce damage to lightened/color-treated hair because it extends the time you can wait before undergoing another chemical process. It's strong and it works better than the 4-5 other "blue shampoos" I've tried (which were more "dark purple than blue") and the one failed blue food coloring + shampoo or conditioner hack. Depending on the condition and color of your hair, you may only need to use this once a week. Or you may find yourself using it every other time you wash your hair. I have used it on my hair when it was in various conditions, from mostly healthy to severely damaged. If you have porous hair, the pigment in this shampoo will grab quickly. It may not wash out completely either (if your hair is totally fried.) Sometimes it helps to leave this shampoo on a little longer than directed. But do so at your own risk. Because it can stain your skin. (I found this out the hard way. I stained my forehead, neck, and hands. But I left it on for a long time. Everything scrubbed away after 1-2 days.) PERSONAL EXPERIENCES FOR ADDITIONAL REFERENCE: I'm not a licensed professional. Nor have I ever been to any kind of beauty school. I basically decided to do my own hair out of boredom one day. I had very dark virgin hair (a tad darker than a level 3). I'm half Korean, so my hair can really take a beating. I had already paid 2 professionals. I wanted to be a "dirty blonde." (I think it might be every Asian girl/woman's dream to achieve natural looking blonde hair at least once in their life.) The 1st professional was too afraid to lighten my hair so she did "baby lights," which barely made a change. The 2nd totally botched my hair. Despite being half Korean and not being able to hold a curl more than a minute, I know my thick and stubborn hair will lighten rapidly. But no one seemed to listen. The 2nd professional ended up trying to correct the splotchy pale yellow and white mess she made of my hair by coloring over it. However, she somehow took my hair back to it's original color... except it was very flat looking. After wasting around $300 for nothing, I decided to just have fun and do things myself. I used Color Oops to strip the dye out. I was left with the same splotchy mess, except it was dark orange. I went thru multiple processes of lightening and bleach bathes until I got the consistent very pale yellow pumpkin shade I needed. I dyed my hair the dirty blonde I wanted. But I had no idea how to keep up with it. I kept touching up my roots every other week and toning. I eventually took my hair to the lightest blonde I could (level 9) and learned about the miracle of purple shampoo. I eventually grew tired of the light color and attempted to dye my hair light brown. I didn't know I needed to add some warmth back, so my hair turned out a muddy green gray color. I had to strip it and bleach it again. Long story short, I chemically processed the heck out of my hair for over a year before I got it right. I had to baby the lower thirds because it felt like moosh after one bleach disaster. I achieved a light ash brown that I wanted to maintain. My purple shampoo had no effect. I tried other "blue" shampoos and some at home hacks I found online. Then I began using this blue shampoo. It worked, but it was too drying for my damaged hair. Also, the bottom part of my hair was so fried and porous that it seemed to instantly soak up all the pigment from this shampoo and became stained. I had to carefully use a gentle bleach bath to get most of the blue out. (That part of my hair could hardly hold any dye so I ended up having an unintentional, but nice looking ombre color for several months.) I'd have to carefully comb this shampoo thru the upper part of my wet hair, then quickly scrub for cleaning - being careful not to let so much run thru the lower lengths of my hair - before rinsing off. It was tedious to do, but it was really all I could do unless I wanted to chop my hair really short. I sometimes soaked the bottom part of my hair in oils before washing, but that didn't seem to help much. I just had to be careful not to let this settle on the extremely porous lenths of my hair for more than 30 seconds to avoid staining that part. I ended up switching to the Matrix Brass Off hair mask, since I couldn't handle how brittle and dry my hair had become. I found I had to leave the mask on longer, but it allowed me to have more control over how much pigment soaked into the really damaged parts of my hair. It allowed me to wash my entire hair with a very gentle & moisturizing shampoo. Then I could condition my hair, wring it out, dry it even more with a towel, and comb the mask thru the parts that needed it. If it got on some of the lower ends I could wipe it off with my hands or rinse it off. It wasn't a big deal because it took longer for the mask to leave behind blue pigment than this shampoo. I would occassionally (rarely) go thru the hassle of using this shampoo when I felt the mask just wasn't doing enough. After cutting off all the very damaged parts a year later, I accidentally over lightened my hair again. This time it's healthy, just lighter than I wanted. It's a light-medium natural brown. However, I still experienced the problem of the dreaded orange town slowly peaking thru my dye no matter how gentle of a shampoo I used. Then I found this bottle of blue shampoo deep in my cabinet. I thought it might be too old to work, but nope! It still works. I do still find it drying, but I only have to use it 1-2 times a week at most since my hair is pretty healthy and can hold color evenly now. Once I get enough blue pigment on my hair, I can use the shampoo once in a week. (I currently wash my hair everyday to every other day, depending on how much styling products I've used.) *OH! When using either the blue shampoo or mask, you may want to have a dedicated towel that you don't mind getting stained. If you have dark towels, you should be fine. I'll write a review on the mask later. Personally, I prefer the mask because it's not drying. But if you have healthy hair and a great deep conditioner, this shampoo is superior as far as cutting out the brass.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Blue Shampoo!
*by M***N on August 28, 2026*

I was recommended this product by my friend who is a hairstylist, and I am quite impressed! I fell for blonde box dye, and my hair turned into more of a strawberry blonde than a honey blonde. I washed my hair with my regular shampoo first, then put this shampoo in and let it sit for about 5 minutes then rinsed and conditioned like normal. I noticed a difference in the overall brassiness of my hair, and it kept the warmth while toning down the orangey hue. I have used other toning shampoos in the past, and I actually enjoyed that this shampoo felt more moisturizing than some others I’ve tried before. These types of shampoos will not give a dramatic result and are more of a maintenance shampoo than a color changing shampoo.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ No it's not blue, BUT...
*by M***N on August 17, 2024*

As a bleached blonde, the tone I need removed the most requires a blue tone. Yes, I still have yellow undertones that need the purple on the color wheel, but honestly the blue does the best. Having said that, this does appear more purple than anything, BUT, I can use this as both a toner and a refresher without having it stain my hair like the other popular brand you can easily find in most stores. For toning, you need to leave it on for a few hours and once you rinse it out, you will see the color stick to your drier parts of hair. The best remedy is to followup with at least an hour or more of deep conditioning b/c those parts that the dye is sticking to are showing you what really needs attention. After the deep conditioning, it will all rinse out. I finally achieved the platinum that I've always sought after without the need to double process my hair by using a "toner". (The only toner that ever worked for this was a light blue one that I can no longer find, of course.) I LOVE it! If you need this to "fix" some brassy spots, then you're going to need much more than 15min. This isn't an instant fix like a toner is, but it much gentler on your hair. That's not to say that it isn't drying. Color depositing shampoos like this are very drying and aren't meant to be used often at all. When using it as a touchup, you should probably leave it in while you shave or something that takes longer than 5 minutes, and then followup with a deep conditioning treatment that is left on for an equal length of time. I'm mostly grateful to the fact that this product doesn't stain my hair in a way where a conditioning treatment won't remove it - unlike Shimmer Lights - yet somehow manages to tone out the areas I need. No longer to I have to be embarrassed going into work with purple stain on my hair and being complimented on my color change and having to explain it was the stupid shampoo that did that to me. Have repurchased this multiple times and will continue to do so.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Matrix Brass Off Toning Blue Shampoo - Refreshes and Neutralizes Brassy Tones, For Color Treated Hair, Lightened Brunettes or Dark Blondes
- MATRIX So Silver Purple Conditioner - Removes Brassy Yellow Undertones, Color Depositing & Toning, Pigmented Conditioner For Blondes and Greys, Salon Conditioner, Vegan

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