Maintain color, volume and shine: 8 rules for caring for dyed hair

Nothing turns a hairstyle into a messy “nest” as effectively as split ends. Dyed hair splits faster than natural hair, so monitor it and fix the problem in time. And between haircuts, apply special products to the ends of your hair to prolong their life.

Do not wash colored hair with volumizing shampoo. It is not in vain that specialists have developed separate lines for dyed hair, and advanced brands separately produce products for blondes and brunettes. Don’t neglect it!

So you will get the same softening and easy combing effect, but you will also protect your hair from the negative effects of the impurities that are in tap water.

The best option is to dye your hair every 5-6 weeks, not more often. If your roots are growing back faster, use a root dye like L’Oréal Paris Magic Retouch: shake it up, spray it on your roots, and you’re done!

Olive, coconut, almond – whatever is at hand. Apply over the entire length, leaving the roots clean, wrap and hold for at least an hour. Do it once a week and you will be satisfied with the result.

This is the most harmful procedure for them! Let them dry or dry them with a cold hair dryer, then comb them.

The water in them is too saturated with chemicals. If swimming is an integral part of your life, be sure to wear a thick rubber cap to minimize water ingress into your hair. And before you dive into the water, wet the strands under running water in the shower and apply a leave-in product or oil – this will protect the strands from the bleach.

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