Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I have tried Redken blue shampoo. I like it and it is sulfate free and color safe (clearly it should be). I just used for first time with nice results and plan to use once per week

+1. Natural level four lifted to 5 or 6 and I use the Redkn blue shampoo and conditioner 2x a week.

+2 on the Redken blue shampoo.

Anonymous wrote:I have tried Redken blue shampoo. I like it and it is sulfate free and color safe (clearly it should be). I just used for first time with nice results and plan to use once per week

+1. Natural level four lifted to 5 or 6 and I use the Redkn blue shampoo and conditioner 2x a week.

Aveda blue malva shampoo gets rid of the brassy tones in my reddish brown hair. It can be drying so I use every other shampoo.

I have tried Redken blue shampoo. I like it and it is sulfate free and color safe (clearly it should be). I just used for first time with nice results and plan to use once per week

Natural brunette I've been using blue because my hair is b
Brassy

Fanola makes one I believe. They definitely have a blue mask that I use and love.

i just started using blue toning drops (called "Mixtape" I think) in my conditioner. Not sure if it's actually helping or I just think it is.

Following. I don’t dye, but my cool toned brunette usually has nice rusty colored ends.

I’m a brunette using blue shampoo for blonde highlights. It hasn’t helped with the brown turning brassy. I think I need more ash to circumvent that issue. The shampoo doesn’t seem to help.

Does anyone use a blue shampoo?

I've heard brunettes can use blue, as opposed to purple, shampoo to combat the orange tones that dyed brunette hair can sometimes fade to. Anyone have good results with this or a recommendation?