Condition is part of colour
Hair that feels rough will often make colour look dull. Moisture, bond-supporting care when appropriate, and smoother drying can make colour appear fresher.
Colour care
How I look after coloured hair
This is how I help coloured hair keep its shine and condition without filling the routine with products that are not needed.
This section treats colour care as a maintenance plan: gentle cleansing, regular conditioning, careful heat use, and realistic expectations for tone refreshes.
Watch water temperature
Very hot water can make coloured hair feel drier and may speed up fade. Warm washing and cooler rinsing are simple habits that help the surface feel smoother.
Heat styling needs a boundary
Use heat protectant and avoid turning up tools to compensate for rushed drying. Coloured hair often shows heat stress as dullness and rough ends.
What to do first
- Choose a colour-safe cleanser.
- Use a treatment when the ends feel rough.
- Protect from hot tools and strong sun exposure.
- Book tone refreshes before colour looks flat.
Common mistakes
- Clarifying too often after fresh colour.
- Using high heat without protection.
- Ignoring dry ends until colour looks dull.
FAQs
Common questions
Why does coloured hair feel dry?+
Colour services can change the hair surface, and repeated heat or washing can make that dryness more obvious. A gentle routine and regular conditioning help maintain softness.
Do coloured hair products stop all fading?+
No product can stop colour movement completely, but colour-safe routines can reduce unnecessary fade and help the hair stay shinier.