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Colour fades from the inside out. Every wash lifts a little pigment through a cuticle that colouring already opened, and blondes pick up brassy warmth on the way. Protecting the investment is mostly about washing gently, sealing the cuticle and toning on schedule.

Why colour fades

An open cuticle

Colouring lifts the cuticle to place pigment inside. Until it closes again, every wash rinses a little of that pigment straight back out.

Brassy warmth

Lightened hair exposes underlying warm pigment. Blonde and silver toning formulas neutralise it rather than covering it over.

Heat and hot water

Hot water swells the cuticle open again. Rinsing cool is the single cheapest thing you can do to make a colour last longer.

A simple three-step routine

01

Wash gently, rinse cool

Wait 48 hours after colouring, then use a sulfate-conscious shampoo and finish with a cool rinse to close the cuticle.

02

Tone on schedule

For blonde or silver, a toning shampoo roughly every third wash. Leaving it on longer deposits more, so start short and build up.

03

Repair between colours

A repairing mask every third wash keeps the strand strong enough to hold pigment. Weak hair loses colour faster than healthy hair.

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