Neutralizing Shampoo | For Gray, Blonde, Bleached Hair, 250 ml, 8.45 fl. oz.

It is an amazing purple shampoo. I just washed twice in a week and my hair looks like I just get tonning at hair salon. It is also very gentle does not make your hair dry. I also love the smell. Highly recommended!

I thought I was buying a conditioner that would preserve my white hair white. Instead I received two shampoo bottles, which I’ve not yet used.

This shampoo works nicely on my silver-grey hair. It cleans it well and the violet additive does light up the silver and tone down any possible yellow. However, it does dry out my hair more than the other shampoos I use and so I need to condition the hair afterwards.The ingredients seem to be pretty good, for the most part. Sulfate free, parabens free, with several certified organic ingredients, and fewer of those hard-to-pronounce laboratory chemicals than my other purple shampoos. As far as that sulfate-free claim, it must mean no SLS, because there is magnesium sulfate, which is epsom salts and is innocuous.One thing I find puzzling is that the list of ingredients here on the Amazon product page and the list of ingredients found on the bottle itself do not square 100%. The bottle lists more natural extracts, 12 in total, than you find listed on the product page, where you find only 5. That's strange. If this shampoo does contain 12 natural extracts, they should be proudly advertising this on the product page, I would think.In general, the list of ingredients on the product page appears to be an abbreviated version of what I read on my bottle. But there is one confusion: Phenoxyethanol is not listed on the bottle but is listed on the product page. It's tricky to know what the story is here. I would prefer there NOT to be phenoxyethanol, but how is a person to know?I'm not going higher than 3 stars for this perfectly adequate shampoo for two reasons: (1) That discrepancy in ingredients lists, and (2) the price. My usual purple shampoos, which I do admit have very few natural ingredients, are definitely easier on the pocketbook.

I was really excited to receive this ONC artofcare Silver Neutralizing Shampoo! It is sulfate and paraben free! That is a miracle for a toning shampoo!! The bottle is 8.45 ounces, which is on the smaller side. The certified organic ingredients include biotin, chamomile, sunflower, and aloe vera. The ingredients help moisturize your hair. This particular silver toning shampoo is good for blonde, gray, bleached, or highlighted hair. It undoes unwanted brass and yellow tones from your hair. You just use this weekly to maintain your desired color/tone. The formula has no harsh salts, cruelty free and vegan. I absolutely love it and highly recommend it!

I have medium brown hair with my fair share of gray to cover. I color my hair about every six weeks and usually a couple weeks before it's time to color again I start to get brassy, dull, and uncontrollable hair. I was really impressed how well this neutralizing shampoo removed the brassiness, tamed the frizz, and brought back the shine. I did deviate from the directions on the bottle in that I added a small amount to my regular shampoo instead of using it alone. I imagine those with white or gray hair would probably want to use this shampoo as the bottle instructs. But I found a small amount worked incredibly well with my regular shampoo. I followed it up with my usual conditioner and styled as usual. I'm definitely keeping this shampoo in my routine!