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Red alert

Redheads are often neglected when it comes to products, but there are some real gems out there to ensure your hair is always looking on fleek. Anna Short, L’oréal Profession­al colourist at Daniel Galvin, says. “Dyed red hair is notorious for fading, so it’s important to revive it with a gentle, high-shine product that doesn’t contain ammonia or peroxide.” Whether your hair is natural or colour-treated, Joico’s Colour Infuse shampoo helps to prevent fading by locking in colour from root to tip. Expect shiny, smooth locks, after using every other day. Follow with a tinted mask, which refreshes dull hair – leave on for 10-15 mins post-shampoo to let the product work its magic. If you need a little pickme-up between salon appointmen­ts, a semiperman­ent red dye will give your barnet a much-needed boost.

Golden girls

While it’s said they have more fun, blondes tend to have the driest locks. Anna tells us, “Blondes can become dull for a variety of reasons, including product build-up and pollution.” It’s important to neutralise yellow undertones with violet products. Anna says, “To stay looking fresh, I recommend Kérastase’s ultra-violet masque – it’ll keep brassy tones at bay and nourish hair.” Use weekly to protect against dullness and other environmen­tal aggressors. Anna explains that all blondedyed hair types need to be kept hydrated, especially Afro. “It’s actually one of the finest and most fragile hair types,” she says. “This makes home care essential.” Make hair oil your new BFF and use daily for a hit of hydration.

Chocolate shades

Brunette babes – you need to know that blue is your hair’s favourite colour. Anna explains, “Blue can neutralise brassiness on brunettes, due to the higher amount of cool tones reflected in the colour.” And there are plenty of products out there that will rebalance your locks, from masks to shampoos. Use four to six weeks after colour treating your hair for best effect. Follow your shampoo with a brunette-boosting conditione­r – it will nourish and boost your hair to its best shade ever. If you are short on time and money, Moroccan Oil’s cocoa mask is your saviour. This easy-to-use treatment enhances vibrancy in between salon visits and nourishes locks – all for under £7. We are sold!

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 ??  ?? Jasmine Sanders £9.99 L’oréal Botanicals Lavender Hair Oil
This lavender hair oil can be used for scalp care and on hair tips, too £27.45 L’oréal Profession­al Serie Expert Blondifier Gloss Shampoo & Conditione­r Duo
Jasmine Sanders £9.99 L’oréal Botanicals Lavender Hair Oil This lavender hair oil can be used for scalp care and on hair tips, too £27.45 L’oréal Profession­al Serie Expert Blondifier Gloss Shampoo & Conditione­r Duo
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This colourboos­ting mask is free from oxidants, ammonia, parabens and silicon
Karen Gillan This colourboos­ting mask is free from oxidants, ammonia, parabens and silicon
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 ??  ?? £39 Christophe Robin Shade Variation Mask in Chic Copper
£39 Christophe Robin Shade Variation Mask in Chic Copper
 ??  ?? £11.30 Wella Colour Fresh Light Red Brown
£11.30 Wella Colour Fresh Light Red Brown
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£16.30 Joico Colour Infuse Red Shampoo
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Jessica Alba
 ??  ?? This clever conditione­r comes in two versions: fine or frizzy £10 Josh Wood Colour Fine Brunette Radiating Conditione­r
This clever conditione­r comes in two versions: fine or frizzy £10 Josh Wood Colour Fine Brunette Radiating Conditione­r
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 ??  ?? £18 Redken Colour Extend Brownlight­s Shampoo
£18 Redken Colour Extend Brownlight­s Shampoo
 ??  ?? £35 Kerastase Blond Absolu Ultra Violet Masque
£35 Kerastase Blond Absolu Ultra Violet Masque

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