Pureology.
The volume one-its in the pink bottle. It has won a lot of awards for best products.
It will give you volume with out without making your hair feel dried, crunchy, or damaged. It also has a colour protector in your hair to make the colour last longer and not fade. Unlike many other shampoos and conditioners, it does not have any sulfates which blow open the cuticle, damage the hair, and fade the colour. Your hair feels so soft after you use it. Your stylist will love you.
Only buy it from a licensed cosmetologist or a beauty supply, don't buy it from somewhere like Target-that stuff is years old.
It costs a little more that most shampoos because there is a special way to use it. Get your hair totally soaked and your hands wet. Pour only a dime/pea size amount into your hands. Mix it in your hands until it is sudsy and put it on your hair starting at the dirtiest place. Do the same for the conditioner. It costs a little more because it will literally take you a year to finish the regular 8.5 oz shampoo and 10 oz conditioner, if you use it right.Best shampoo and conditioner?
Paul Mitchell----hands down
Suave
ive heard the sap moss shampoo by aveda is great !
there are great shampoos at many natural food stores
that help damages hair as well.
here is the link:
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i have had my hair frosted for awhile now,and i have used alot of shampoo's and conditioners,and mean alot. but the best i found was suave. they work very well and they don't cost an arm and a leg to buy.they are great.i hope you try them.
pantene blond hair shampoo %26amp; conditioner
Matrix Shampoo and Conditioner
I suggest using something moisturizing with a UV filter so your color won't fade...As far as the drugstore shampoos and conditioners go Loreal Colour Vive is good. If you're willing to pay a little more then Paul Mitchell for color treated hair is great.
I have very thin hair and I use all the Aussie Volume products. I love them.
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