Do purple shampoos help brunettes with brass?

[Anonymous]

Purple shampoo is for gray hair.

[Anonymous]

I have brunette hair with subtle golden highlights that can turn really brassy in the winter. I use Pureology strength cure blonde (purple shampoo) and it really brings out the highlights. Especially in the summer when I’m in the sun all day

[Anonymous]

My hair is colored medium brown with highlights and I use the purple L’Oréal shampoo to keep it from getting brassy between coloring appointments.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try a blue shampoo. Blue gets rid of orange like purple gets rid of yellow. I use one by Matrix but there are other brands.

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Blue shampoo is for brunettes. I use a blue shampoo and conditioner from dpHue.

[Anonymous]

Looking for something to get rid of the brassiness in my dark golden brown dyed hair. I also have caramel highlights.

[Anonymous]

Oligo blue conditioner if you can find it. Leave it on for 5 minutes at least. I find that shampoo is too drying for ends.

[Anonymous]

Green or blue is the right answer for level 1-4 hair. Matrix makes this product: https://www.sallybeauty.com/hair-care/shop-by-product/shampoo/color-protection-shampoo/dark-envy-green-shampoo/SBS-008964.html#:~:text=Dark%20Envy%20Shampoo%20is%20a,with%20a%20cool%2C%20glossy%20finish.

[Anonymous]

Manic panic

[Anonymous]

Blue - fanola no orange is the best. Use it as a mask, leave it for 30 min

[Anonymous]

I have black hair. I use purple shampoo when I am swimming frequently or when I have highlighted my hair.

[Anonymous]

My husband uses my purple shampoo and it helps his brown hair from becoming red.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Try a blue shampoo. Blue gets rid of orange like purple gets rid of yellow. I use one by Matrix but there are other brands.

+1 You need blue shampoo.