Christophe Robin Clarifying Shampoo with Camomile and Cornflower Progressive Lightening...
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A progressive lightening treatment for natural or color-treated hair. Hair that has been dyed blonde or highlighted tends to dull or take on a grey or yellow tone over time. After a coloring job, the edges of the hair are often too heavy and dark, especially on people who are covering white hairs. When used on color-treated hair, the Clarifying Shampoo with Camomile and Cornflower gently eliminates residue and excess pigments from a recent or overly heavy dye job. And when used on natural hair, it prepares it to be naturally and gradually lightened by the sun's rays for a lovely golden glow. It is formulated Without: - Parabens- Sulfates - Phthalates This shampoo does not contain oxidizers, ammonia, silicone, or colorants.
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Christophe Robin Clarifying Shampoo with Camomile and Cornflower Progressive Lightening Treatment
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I love this shampoo. It’s very gentle but you can tell it gets your scalp very clean. It lathers really well. I use the blonde conditioner mask afterwards and my hair always feels amazing afterwards.
Years ago, when I went to the Christophe robin salon to get my hair blonder, they suggested this shampoo as a one every 5 washes product. It brightens up the color, gently but efficiently, gets rid of any product or pollution build up and just leaves your blonde hair looking refreshed.
It smells super good, you don't need to use too much of it and it lathers up nicely, and it works great for all round blonde or just highlighted hair
It smells super good, you don't need to use too much of it and it lathers up nicely, and it works great for all round blonde or just highlighted hair
If you have blonde hair this shampoo is a life saver. It brightens gently and keeps blonde from oxidizing. It also seems like it nourishes hair without conditioner. I use this when I'm prepping hair for retouch. There's less need for lifting the ends and keeps roots blended.
Very very drying, it's a clarifying shampoo, but I don't see how I could justify the price. I like the neutrogena much better than this one, even if it isn't my first choice.
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