Color Mask Shampoo Brown - Sulfate Free Toning Shampoo for Brown and Dark Brown Hair - Color Depositing Shampoo Brown, VEGAN, 8.5 oz (New Packaging)

i got my hair bleached and dyed (at a salon) in early march of this year. since then, i’ve been using this product 1-2 times a week. it’s lasted over two months which is great, and it does an amazing job keeping the color vibrant. ive read some other reviews saying their hair came out bleak and streaky- i think that’s cause people didn’t use enough product. you have to use a LOT and make sure you’re not only focusing it on the scalp or ends of your hair, you have to be mindful of the fact that you’re basically dying your hair. i also would leave it on upward of ten minutes if i wanted a very bright color.i’ve dyed it twice with arctic fox electric pink hair dye between now and when i first had it done. the fact that i’ve only done it twice in the last three months & it’s stayed a beautiful color, without damaging the hair is crazy. i can’t give this product enough of a great rating for the vibrancy of color :).... so to sum it up,- it is definitely worth the $30!!- make sure you’re using a good amount of product- put it on evenly- let it sit for a heavy five minutes- ~1x a month or as needed, touching up with an actual dye has helpedi also want to mention, i wash my hair once a week with this shampoo and once a week with another drugstore shampoo. i also use a conditioner everyday that’s supposed to “lock in” colorbest of luck to anyone who uses this product! i really recommend :)

I also have the toning mask treatment from the same company and they are good. Smells nice, is kind to the hair and has a good effect if left on for 30-40 minutes. Gives a gentle pinky-rose tone to blonde/ bleached hair.

I get so many compliments on my hair when I use this

Really good shampoo leaves a gorgeous glossy tone!

I have used Four Reasons products before and have liked them. While this is a nice color shampoo, I do prefer color conditioners.My granddaughter tried it for the ends of her hair that are still light from some previous bleaching to add blue to her hair and then going back to brown that had faded out a bit (she wanted her ends to match the top part of her natural hair growth)-it didn't do much, but perhaps she needs to leave it in longer, which is more difficult with shampoos as they can be drying. That's the main problem with color shampoos - if you need to leave them in for a longer time, it's not so good for your hair, especially if the ends are damaged from a previous bleaching, as hers are.I used it on my baby fine natural hair and it did add a tiny bit of richness to the color but this isn't formulated for non-colored hair so it really didn't do much there either.I just used Dhue color conditioner and it made my hair look amazing and rich and shiny. It's for natural hair or color-treated hair, which I like. I'll stick to that.So, while Four Reasons makes some good haircare products, this one isn't quite right for what I or my granddaughter need.