Lee Stafford Bleach Blondes Shampoo
£6.39 250ml
It's a well known fact that blonde hair can quickly go brassy and look yellow. It's also quite a well known fact that purple or blue shampoos are the key to fixing this problem. I've been 'bleach blonde' for a long time now so I've tried many a shampoo which promises to tone and refresh blonde hair. Often these don't come cheap. I was a big fan of the Lee Stafford Hot Shots 4 Blondes but after my hair being tinted slightly purple after leaving it on too long I wanted to return to a shampoo which can be used more frequently. I decided to try the Lee Stafford Bleach Blondes shampoo when it was a 3 for 2 offer in Boots.
My first impressions of the shampoo was that it was a nice bright purple, which it should be. It also has the typical Lee Stafford product smell which is nice.
After only one use I was very impressed. My hair brightened up loads and most of the yellow brassiness which was through the sides and bottom layers were gone. The shampoo lathers well, which I like as it makes my hair feel cleaner. I usually use a deep conditioner after using a purple shampoo as many dry out the hair but for the purpose of the review I just used my usual daily conditioner and my hair didn't feel dry or damaged at all.
I don't use this shampoo every time I wash my hair as it is not intended for frequent use and you may end up with purple tinted hair. I use this shampoo about once a week in order to keep my hair looking bright and fresh.
I recommend this shampoo to anyone with highlighted or bleach blonde hair. It's such an affordable product and works amazingly. Obviously if your hair isn't a light blonde to begin with don't expect to end up with white blonde hair after using this product. It's not a dye, it's a toning shampoo - a good one at that!
This sounds really good, I'm planning on going back lighter so might pick this up :) You hair looks lovely! xx
ReplyDeleteThis or the Hot Shots will definitely help tone your hair nicely :)
DeleteThank you xx