Name: Video Review of dpHUE Cool Blonde Shampoo: White 8.5 oz by Cali Jankowski
Uploaded: 2022-05-18T03:21:57.346Z
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Cali Jankowski
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Neutralize yellow and brassy tones with the DP Hue Cool Blonde Conditioner. To demonstrate, I'm using a weft of human hair extensions separated into two sections. Apply the conditioner to wet hair after shampooing. This hydrating conditioner uses specially formulated violet pigments to tone out the yellow and brassy tones in your hair. Thoroughly saturate the hair and wait 2-3 minutes, and these are the results. Silk proteins and hibiscus flower extract leave the hair looking soft and shiny. The hair treated with the conditioner looks much less golden in tone. This is a great way to keep your color looking fresh in between colorings.

Hear me out if you have blonde hair you need to get this conditioner as soon as possible It will neutralize any yellow tones in your hair and it will also keep it super healthy

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This leads to my hair, but now I've been dyeing it back to my natural color, which is a dark brown. Using a blue conditioner helps keep the red tones out.

For all the brunettes out there, for those of you that tend to get orange and red tones in your hair from colouring, check out this cool brunette conditioner. It is an excellent quality. It's super moisturising for your hair as a conditioner and this blue conditioner ensures that your hair will stay brunette and not turn into those red and orange tones. So check it out.

Hello friends on Flip! Today I am giving a very interesting update about the DP Hue Blue Shampoo. Obviously this is one of those shampoos that says it's going to help take out brassiness, so I guess it's not necessarily for green hair necessarily, but what's interesting is that I haven't loved the shampoo, so I decided to use it on my makeup brushes because I don't like to waste product. And the interesting thing that happened is that it leaves a blue tinge. And honestly, it makes sense that by leaving behind blue pigment, that is how you would neutralize brassiness or make greens pop harder, but there's also something weird to me about this, right? And the fact that I scrubbed this pretty good and the blue pigment still stayed just kind of freaks me out on a natural products level. Not that this is ever claimed to be that natural, I mean it's blue shampoo, but I just wanted to leave an update that the fragrance and the pigment stuck to my brush.

Does the DP Hue Cool Brunette Shampoo actually make brassiness vanish? Let's find out in this week's Harshly Honest Beauty Reviews First Impressions. Could there be a longer name? I have a mess of a color of hair. It does get brassy. It does start to look a little orange. You can see it right now. So I thought that adding in some blue would really make the green pop again. I'm not allowed to color it until I see my hairstylist. That spilled already. Not off to a great start, DP Hue. I opened it to smell it and then left it turned over. It just smells like clean. First and foremost, I am not loving that the cap is not tight and we already spilled product. Closing a curtain three different ways to show that time has passed and I'm showered. Here is the final styled look after I blew it out. It looks more blue-toned on the right side. So I'll have to keep using this product to answer the million dollar question.

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Hey there, just came to talk about the DP Hue Brightening Conditioner. So this is meant to help maintain blonde and highlighted hair. I have some highlights in here, but not a ton, so it's kind of hard to see if it's helping with that at all. But because I have curly, sort of wavy hair, I do go through a ton of conditioners, so I'm really excited about this. I like the formula a lot, and when it rinses out it doesn't feel like it's coating my hair, which is super good because I don't want my hair to feel weighted down by everything. And the other thing is that this helps remove chlorine and product buildup, so that's another good thing. I just spent a couple of days in Palm Springs, and my hair definitely got trashed by the pool, but this is super great for getting everything rinsed out.

D.P. Hue Gentle Brightening Conditioner is amazing and you'll want to try it. It has raspberry seed extract and also is free of parabens, sulfates, and amines.

This is the DP Hue Gentle Brightening Conditioner. It removes anything that's going to dull your hair so it stays nice and bright and it also has raspberry seed extract to help protect your hair against the UV rays, make sure it doesn't fade the color. It did hydrate my hair really well and it didn't weigh it down so yeah this is a win from me.

This is a message for all my blonde girlies or friends with highlights in their hair. This DP Hue Gentle Brightening Shampoo is a great way to maintain the integrity of highlights or blondness in your hair during the spring and summer while preventing damage at the same time. So a lot of products that help keep your hair bright and blonde will actually cause a lot of brittle, dry, damaged problems with your hair. So this is the best way to keep your hair bright and beautiful while at the same time not drying it out at all. So I'm going to be using this after going to the salon this week and adding some highlights for the spring. Girlies, get on it!

Trying out the DP Hue Gentle Brightening Shampoo. Hi, I'm Jessica and I test beauty products. In the first video, I test out the product and then in the second video, I tell you what score it got based on the ingredients. All right, I just used this shampoo. I say it lathered really well. It smelled even better. I'm going to brush my hair and blow dry and see if it looks any brighter. Okay, I'd say overall my hair feels or looks a little bit brighter. It feels really soft. I didn't finish fully blow drying, so need to do that. But let's see what score this product got out of 100 based on its ingredients.

Video Review of #DPHUE Cool Blonde Shampoo by Cali Jankowski

Video Review of #DPHUE Cool Blonde Shampoo by Cali Jankowski