Wella

Wella

dottielsj2024-04-11T15:42:22.000Z
If you want to keep it bright white, supplement your purple shampoo with something that ++
Contains blue. I love the Oligo Backlight BLUE conditioner for blonds which has both violet AND blue pigments. To keep my white hair really bright, b
dottielsj2024-04-01T22:26:57.000Z
That Wella Aqua Pure sounds interesting. I’ve been using either Verb Reset (which I think has been+
D/c’d) or Ouai Detox (don’t really like it tho). Used to love the IGK Charcoal clarifying shampoo but OF COURSE that one is d/c’d TOO. So I’ve got BU
dottielsj2024-03-31T17:10:50.000Z
There are couple ways you can go. You can go with a thickening conditioner or you can++
Go with a very lightweight formula that rinses clean. Or there’s a third way, skip the rinse out condish and go for a spritz of a lightweight leave i
dottielsj2024-03-31T15:48:26.000Z
My hair is now naturally pure white and i have some suggestions:++
White hair needs BLUE not just violet. That’s why purple shampoo and conditioner alone just doesn’t do the trick. White hair needs both and in a spec
regretsy2024-03-29T16:10:51.000Z
That sounds like a fun change! I've used VO5 and find it a bit harsh on colour. My hair's naturally+
level 2 or 3, and it's dyed copper (more like orange, but I'm working on it, lol). Currently, I'm using Wella Aqua Pure Purifying Shampoo and quite li
Lorel12024-03-26T21:25:52.000Z
Colored my hair the last 2x & Wella covered very
well, but there is always a small patch not covered well (greys). What’s the deal? I wait 40 min to process & apply heavy. Another question…I also use