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What is the best shampoo range for blonde hair?

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  1. #1 May 23, 2007
    I used the Redken Blondglam and I have to say I wasnt very impressed. I found my hair to be a little dry afterwards.

    Do any of you have any recommendations?
     
  2. #2 May 23, 2007
    colored or naturally blonde?
    Makes a BIG difference!
     
  3. #3 May 23, 2007
    ah yes, sorry! coloured - highlights.
     
  4. #4 May 23, 2007
    One of my friends who dyes her hair blonde swears by the John Frieda line for blondes. I use the brunette version and I must say it works fine, but nothing fabulours.
     
  5. #5 May 23, 2007
    honestly, I'd use a line for color treated hair as opposed to a line for blondes.
    I color mine blonde and I find my hair is at it's best when I pamper it.
    My favorite lines are Keratase and Frederick Fekkai.
    Lines for color treated hair preserve the color longer:yes:
     
  6. #6 May 23, 2007
    Terax and of course purple shampoo to get rid of brassiness (I've used AG, Matrix, Aveda and Schwartzkopf). The latter 2 were best.
     
  7. #7 May 23, 2007
    I (also with blonde highlights) really loved the Aveda color concerve shampoo, I recently strayed away but cant wait to go back!
     
  8. #8 May 23, 2007
    I Use Pantene's line (the one in the gold bottles). So far, so good.
     
  9. #9 May 23, 2007
    I was going to suggest the Redken Blonde Glam line but if that dries your hair out...another one is the Tigi Bedhead Dumb Blonde line. I love 'em both!
     
  10. #10 May 23, 2007
    I'll second that! I :heart::heart::heart: The Dumb Blonde line.
     
  11. #11 May 23, 2007
    I also really like TiGi Dumb Blonde:yes:
    but it's best for pretty dry hair. If your hair is normal, it could be pretty heavy.
     
  12. #12 May 23, 2007

    LOVE Kerastase!! oooh and Bumble and Bumble!:heart::heart:
     
  13. #13 May 24, 2007
    Yeah, Dumb Blonde is VERY heavy unless your hair is pretty dry and porous so watch out! But it works wonders on your hair :yes:
     
  14. #14 May 24, 2007
    Yes, I'll add to that by mentioning I have very thick, wavy hair that gets even more roughed-up due to the highlighting process. I smooth it out every day with a large, round brush and it's a battle. So I can get away with thicker and heavier product perhaps more than others. I need it to control frizz!
     
  15. #15 May 24, 2007
    I love Tigi stuff so I will give that a try. The Redken colour care line is great by the way.

    Thanks for all your help girls xx
     
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