Colored Hair
The cuticle layer that surrounds the hair is damaged and roughened after a chemical coloring. Once it is damaged, it is difficult to close again, and the nourishing ingredients can no longer be retained in the hair. Therefore, hair can look dull and stressed over time after coloring.
What problems are there with colored hair and what does it need?
Immediately after coloring or tinting, the hair usually shines beautifully and radiates intensely. Unfortunately, the color pigments wash out very quickly due to the roughened cuticle layer. For a long-lasting color result, it is advisable to rely on special color shine experts in care and to avoid unnecessarily stressing the hair.
A care formula for natural color protection makes colored hair shine. Mild surfactants that gently cleanse and do not unnecessarily burden the hair are important.
Which care for colored hair?
Trust the specialists here: Our lavera COLOR & SHINE Shampoo with nourishing organic hibiscus and antioxidant organic goji berry preserves color intensity, gives color-treated hair radiant shine and intensive care. The mild formula gently cleanses and visibly adds more shine and vitality – for long-lasting hair color that keeps its brilliance and gains natural radiance.
Top tips for colored hair
48 h waiting time
Wash freshly colored hair only after two days to allow the color pigments to set in the hair structure.
Cold pour
Cold rinse: Cold water closes the outer cuticle layer, so you should rinse your hair lengths with cold water after washing.
Gentle styling
High heat during daily styling stresses colored hair. Avoid straightening and blow-drying if possible, or always use a heat protection spray.
Caution Chlorinated Water!
It usually contains chemical products against algae, which can cause a greenish tint in bleached hair.
