Hello everyone. In today's video I'm going to show you
how to properly shampoo with purple shampoo.
So, in order to get the best results out of your purple shampoo
I've been getting a lot of questions about this a lot and I've realized
that people are using an entire bottle of shampoo, not doing it properly.
So, you end up wasting a whole bottle and your hair's still not toned.
So, I want to show you and explain how to actually do it in the right order,
and little tricks that you can use to absolutely optimize that bottle of purple shampoo.
So, as I've mentioned to you many times before,
I like to use the Naissant purple shampoo, and like I've said,
it's nicer for the hair than the Clairol ever was and
I know that I mentioned that in a few videos before
but it absolutely does tone your hair.
It leaves the perfect amount of pigment.
I noticed that a lot of purple shampoos
either leave a kind of almost rosy tint or it's very bright.
So this is like a perfect amount of toning to give you that
still very bright, blonde hair.
You don't want dull--
if you are compromising dull to have ash in your hair, that's not good.
This just gives you that kind of luminous blonde
where there's no hint of brass or anything like that
but it also doesn't look flat and dull.
So when wanting to tone your hair with a purple shampoo,
the first thing you need to do is make sure your hair is cleansed and fresh and ready
to take in that shampoo
which is weird because shampoo is washing the hair
that should be the first step
but even once in a while with regular shampoo you should
chelate your hair. If you don't know what that is, check out my video on how
to chelate your hair at home
with products that you already own.
So for a more simple version of that,
what you will do is grab a lemon, slice it in half,
and squirt it all over your head
with the first half of the lemon,
then grab the ends and squirt the second half
on your ends and kind of rub that through.
Your hair's not going to feel great, and that's absolutely okay.
All it's doing is it's changing the pH balance in your hair
The hair is basically open and ready to accept that
purpleness in your shampoo.
And once you rinse that, you are ready to apply your shampoo.
just the way you would add any shampoo
Just work up a lather
leave it in for about 2-3 minutes, then go ahead
and rinse that. Then you go in with the purple conditioner
which is also essential
if you want to lock in that purple color.
So I know that
if you just want to get the brass out, sometimes you just get the purple shampoo
which is okay and I've done that before
but if you really want to lock that purple in
you want to use a purple conditioner as well.
So then when I grab the conditioner, you apply a smaller amount
on the palm of your hand
and you rub it towards the ends first.
When you apply conditioner, you kind of want to
stick more to the ends.
If you add a lot of conditioner to the roots,
your hair is going to end up being,
feeling weighed down and heavy
and because you've just chelated your hair with the lemon and
you kind of want that awesome volume
that you kind of just gave your hair.
And again, this doesn't need to stay on very long--
just another minute or so.
And then you can go ahead and rinse your hair once again.
and then I like to do a cold shot.
Basically, lowering the temperature on the water,
and making it really as cold as you can absolutely bear it
and rinse your hair one last time. Turn off the water
and you're ready to towel dry
and go on with a blow-out from there.
So what the cold water does to your hair is it seals
it back up. So with the lemon and the hot water in the beginning,
it's opened up your hair, making it susceptible
and ready to receive that color.
Once you are done and you have applied that conditioner,
you want that hair to be sealed back up
and what you're going to do is you are going to ensure that
that purpleness stays in your hair.
And that's what we want, obviously. We don't want
to have to use purple shampoo and conditioner every time we shampoo
in order to maintain our blonde, perfect shade.
So, go ahead and try it out. Try out these tricks
and I guarantee that you will be able to
go a little longer in between
your shampoos without having to tone
and use a purple shampoo every time.
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