Hair coloring
Do you notice your hair getting dull faster, turning lighter, actually turning yellower or taking on an unwanted hue? Then you are dealing with hair discoloration. This is common with dyed hair, but natural hair can also change color from sun, heat, water or certain products. With the right care, you can help keep your color fresh longer and limit fading.
How can you recognize hair discoloration?
You can recognize hair discoloration by:
- a yellowish or orange glow in blonde hair
- fading of red or brown tones
- dark hair that looks duller or grayer
- rapid color fading after washing
- spotty or uneven shades
What causes hair discoloration?
Usually, several factors play a role:
- sunlight and UV radiation
- heat from a hair dryer, straightener, or curling iron
- chlorine or salt water
- shampoos that cleanse too strongly
- chemical treatments
- product residues or minerals from hard water
What should you avoid when coloring your hair?
To keep your color as nice as possible, it may help to avoid:
- daily blow drying or styling without protection
- shampoos with strong degreasing ingredients
- chemical treatments in quick succession
- prolonged sun exposure without protection
- products containing drying alcohols
Products that help with hair discoloration
Suitable for color-treated or discolored hair, these products help care for the hair and maintain the appearance of hair color.
The products listed below are cosmetic care products intended to care for hair and support the appearance of colored or discolored hair. They are not intended to treat or cure medical conditions.
How can you reduce hair discoloration?
With a few simple adjustments, you can help keep your hair color beautiful longer:
- Wash your hair with a mild shampoo suitable for colored hair.
- Use heat protection when styling.
- Protect your hair from sunlight, such as with a hat or UV protection.
- Rinse your hair thoroughly after swimming in chlorinated or salt water.
- Use a mask regularly to condition and add shine to your hair.
When should you be careful?
Pay extra attention if you notice:
- your hair color fades greatly within a short period of time
- your hair becomes drier or more fragile
- create unwanted warm or gray tones
Read also:
Sun-damaged hair
Damaged hair
Heat damage caused by styling tools
Colored hair
Conclusion: hair discoloration can be reduced with mild care and protection
Hair discoloration is common, but with the right care, you can help keep your hair color looking fresh and shiny longer. Protecting your hair from heat, sun and strong cleansing often keeps the color lasting longer.
Want to keep your hair color looking fresh longer or reduce unwanted tones? Choose care products above that are suitable for colored or discolored hair.