Blue shampoo for brown hair: how to keep brunette hair cool
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We all know purple shampoo for blonde hair by now. But did you know brunettes can also refresh their hair color between salon visits?
Brown hair can become warmer over time. Coppery and orange tones become more noticeable, highlights lose their cool look, and a fresh balayage can start to look warmer.
MUVO Coolest Brunette Shampoo is specially formulated to keep those cool brunette tones looking beautiful. With both blue and brown pigments, the shampoo helps refresh brown hair color and soften unwanted warm tones.
3 ways to stay cool
1. Refresh your brown hair color
2. Reduce coppery and warm tones
3. Keep highlights and balayage fresh and cool
Why does brown hair become warmer?
Even a beautiful, cool brunette color can change after a few washes. Warm undertones become more noticeable, and colored or highlighted hair can take on a coppery sheen.
While blonde hair often develops yellow tones, darker hair is more likely to show orange and coppery hues.
Why blue?
Look at the color wheel: blue is opposite orange. Blue pigments therefore help visually balance out unwanted orange and coppery tones.
1. Refresh brown tones
Coolest Brunette is not just designed to reduce warmth. The combination of brown and blue pigments also helps bring more depth and freshness back to brunette hair color.
It’s an easy way to refresh your color, especially when colored brown hair has started to look a little dull between salon visits.
2. Reduce coppery tones
Are you noticing more warm, orange, or coppery tones in your brown hair? That’s where the blue pigment in Coolest Brunette comes in handy.
The shampoo helps soften unwanted warmth, leaving brunette hair looking cooler and fresher.
3. Keep highlights and balayage cool
Coolest Brunette is also a great option if your brunette hair color isn’t completely uniform.
Highlights and balayage in brown hair can become warmer over time. The blue and brown pigments help make the different tones look fresher and cooler again, without having to head back to the salon right away.
Blue or purple?
Seeing mostly yellow tones in blonde hair? Purple shampoo is usually a better fit. Seeing orange or coppery tones in brunette hair? Blue is the logical choice. Not sure? See our guide to choosing purple, blue, or beige shampoo .
What about natural brown hair?
You can also use Coolest Brunette on natural brown hair if you want to refresh your color or make warm tones look a little cooler.
The results of a color shampoo can vary depending on your hair color, porosity, and starting shade. For example, pigments may show up more quickly on colored, lightened, or more porous hair.
A color shampoo does not permanently change your hair color. The pigments are temporarily deposited onto the hair during washing and gradually fade as you wash your hair.
How do you use MUVO Coolest Brunette?
Apply the shampoo to wet hair and massage it in thoroughly until it lathers. For regular use, leave it on for about 1 to 3 minutes.
Want a more intense result? You can gradually increase the processing time to 5 to 10 minutes. Then rinse thoroughly and preferably follow with a nourishing conditioner.
Tip: Have lighter or porous sections in your hair? Start with a short processing time. These areas may absorb color pigments more quickly.
Brunettes can be cool too
Purple shampoo has played a leading role in blonde hair care for years. But for brunettes too, color shampoo can be an easy way to keep hair color looking beautiful between salon visits.
Whether you want to refresh your brown color, reduce coppery warmth, or keep your highlights and balayage cool, Coolest Brunette lets you target exactly what you need.
MUVO Coolest Brunette Shampoo
Keep brunette hair fresh, cool, and vibrant, while softening unwanted warm and coppery tones between salon visits.