USAGE INSTRUCTIONS - Apply to wet hair that has been freshly shampooed and leave in for 2-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. For optimal results, pair with dpHUE Cool Brunette Shampoo.
KICK BRASS! - Using specially formulated blue pigments, Cool Brunette Conditioner neutralizes brassiness and orange & red tones in brunettes as it helps detangle and hydrate.
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS - The Silk Proteins in this gentle formula add softness and help prevent breakage. Hibiscus Flower Extract helps improve luster and increase brightness.
WHEN TO USE - Depending on how brassy your hair gets, we suggest using Cool Brunette anywhere from twice weekly to once every other week to maintain a natural, even brunette tone. However, it’s safe to use as often as needed.
BEST FOR BRILLIANT BRUNETTES - As the name implies, Cool Brunette was made specifically for brunettes. If you have brown hair with blonde highlights, we recommend using our Cool Blonde Shampoo & Conditioner instead.
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Cool Brunette Conditioner for Color-Treated Hair - 6.5 oz - Neutralizes Unwanted Tones - Sulfate & Paraben Free
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS - Apply to wet hair that has been freshly shampooed and leave in for 2-3 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. For optimal results, pair with dpHUE Cool Brunette Shampoo.
KICK BRASS! - Using specially formulated blue pigments, Cool Brunette Conditioner neutralizes brassiness and orange & red tones in brunettes as it helps detangle and hydrate.
ADDITIONAL INGREDIENTS - The Silk Proteins in this gentle formula add softness and help prevent breakage. Hibiscus Flower Extract helps improve luster and increase brightness.
WHEN TO USE - Depending on how brassy your hair gets, we suggest using Cool Brunette anywhere from twice weekly to once every other week to maintain a natural, even brunette tone. However, it’s safe to use as often as needed.
BEST FOR BRILLIANT BRUNETTES - As the name implies, Cool Brunette was made specifically for brunettes. If you have brown hair with blonde highlights, we recommend using our Cool Blonde Shampoo & Conditioner instead.