Silverizing shampoo

I use Provoke Touch of Silver, leave on for 5 minutes once a week.

I usually swim 3 times a week and use a combination shampoo / conditioner in the shower and then use a Touch of silver or similar once a week. During the first lockdown, I couldn't swim and was using my "silver shampoo 3 or 4 times a week until my next door neighbour said that she liked what I'd done with my hair. I hadn't realised that it had gone a pale mauve. DH is colour blind and hadn't noticed and as we weren't out and about, I'd hardly looked in a mirror for weeks. I'm trying a John Frieda 'Silver' shampoo and Silver conditioner now - but only once a week

Fudge Professional Clean Blonde (violet-toning shampoo). About £20 - I ordered it online after my hairdresser tried it on me. Love it (and it's the reason for my name - I'm always chasing the colour lilac!)

I have pepper and salt hair after being blonde all my life some of it is dark!! I use John Frieda for grey hair much cheaper than the others about £6 for a big tube. I found I was allergic to the L'Oreal which my hairdresser sold me, so went much cheaper in case I had to throw again but I'm fine and it makes the grey look shinny.

Plantur shampoo & conditioner .For a silver finish. Plus it's for mature hair too. A x

Why won't my natural curly hair curl anymore?

Dryness can cause the hair to be frizzy, resulting in a lack of curl definition, while hair damage can cause the hair to look misshapen from a lack of structure. ... When the hair regains its moisture and strength, you may stretch your treatments to every two weeks.