Category: Compra con Prime
El primer champú violeta de triple acción que elimina metales y minerales, neutraliza los tonos cobrizos existentes y protege contra futuros tonos no deseados para un rubio como nuevo, un cabello como nuevo*.
Already seeing way less brass after just two washes, and it actually feels like it’s removing mineral buildup from my tap water. The triple-action part really makes a difference compared to standard purple shampoos I’ve tried.
Almost a month in and my blonde hasn’t turned that awful yellow-green from my tap water—the triple-action mineral defense is actually working. It lathers up nicely and leaves my hair feeling clean without that straw-like dryness, so I’m pretty happy with the switch.
I was skeptical about the "defend against future brassiness" claim, but after a month of using this as my only purple shampoo, my highlights still look salon-fresh. The metal removal is a game changer for my well water.
I've tried a lot of purple shampoos, but this one actually gets rid of the metallic buildup that made my highlights look dull. The triple-action formula left my hair feeling softer and the brassiness stayed away for a full week.
I was skeptical about the metal-removal claim, but after a few washes my blonde really does look more vibrant and less brassy. The triple-action feels like extra protection, though I wish it lathered a bit more.
My hair definitely feels less straw-like after using this, which is rare for purple shampoos. It lathers well and the metal-removal claim seems legit since my highlights look brighter. The only downside is the price feels a bit steep for a shampoo.
It smells fine and does leave my hair feeling clean, but I haven't noticed a huge difference in brassiness compared to my usual purple shampoo. The metal-removing claim sounds great on paper, though I'm not sure it's doing much more than a standard formula.
It definitely toned down the brassiness, but I didn’t notice much difference in how my hair felt after first use compared to cheaper purple shampoos. The metal removal concept is interesting, though I’m not sure it’s doing much for me yet.