Colored hair: maintain it and restore its radiance

Whether coloring at home or in a salon, semi-permanent, full head or highlights, there are a wide variety of hair dyes. We often compare chemical dyes to natural or botanical coloring.

Chemical dyes work thanks to a chemical oxidation process. It opens the cuticles of the hair to lock the color inside. The color will be modified in depth and will last a longer time, but the risk of altering your hair is very high.

To preserve your hair’s health, it is often recommended to use botanical or natural dyes. This is a process that simply covers the hair with color, but only on its surface. The hair fiber is respected, but the color disappears quickly.

While dyeing your hair gives it a boost, it is not without damage to your lengths. During the coloring process, the hair becomes weakened. This is because chemical dyes damage the hydrolipidic film, which serves as a protective barrier for the hair. It is then exposed to all of the external aggressors (heated hair tools, sun, pollution, etc.). The result: your hair becomes dry, dull and brittle. On the other hand, your hair’s cuticles will open during the coloring process to absorb the pigments. The smooth and shiny appearance of your hair will thus disappear. As the days pass, your hair will appear less radiant and silky.

Known for its effectiveness since ancient times, it neutralizes the limescale found in water that dulls the hair fiber every time you wash it. It thus revives the shine of dyed hair.