The conditioner that comes with hair dye...

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Where can I buy a great big bottle of it?
It is so much better then any other kind I have tried.

I've always wondered this, for those first few days my hair looks amazing.

Agreed, ive often pondered this, though I do think perhaps half the effect is down to the hair dye freshly processing your hair. Maybe it’s just normal conditioner?

I was wondering this when I dyed my hair last week. I used a L'Oreal dye kit and the conditioner was marvelous. Hope someone can tell us!

I know a lot of hairdressers who all say this conditioner is full of silicone and therefore shit!

Its very heavy on silicon isn't it? I love it. It makes my hair feel amazing.

I know I shouldn't like it because I don't use silicones and it clearly is 99% silicones.... but the stuff is amazing isn't it?

I’ve asked this before (of the company!)and apparently it’s uneconomic because it would be so relatively expensive.

I chucked away the conditioner that came with my L’Oriel hair colour for years thinking it was inferior to my John Frieda one till my hairdresser said they’re the best. She was right. Yes, where can I buy it?

You used to be able to buy small bottles if it for about a quid in Boots!

How strange that this thread popped up today as I was out in Boots earlier looking for some. They're called colour depositing shampoos and conditioners and are available in all price ranges. If you have black hair then you should use the darkest brown to avoid the obvious, helmety effect that you get with black dye on black hair.

colour depositing conditioner

Like this...its got more expensive!

The gold L'oreal sachets make my hair greasy as fuck if i use them during a normal wash, perfectly ok after a dye though

Try salon services?

www.superdrug.com/Hair/Hair-Conditioners/Hair-Conditioners/Color-Expert-Treatment-150ml/p/723214?gclid=CjwKCAiA78XTBRBiEiwAGv7EKmw6ObAUvGeN62JL00sOXo_o0gvEjBAjpOuWrOw8efCuLCZaHwYkFxoChh4QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=COv3iZz9gtkCFQem7QodeAIMYg

I have got this, and I think its the same. I got it from wilkos

At present I need to colour my head every 2 weeks and use two boxes so I'm building up a good supply. But I do sometimes use it on my daughters hair as it is crazy long (past the back of her knees when down).

There's no colour in the one I use just to clarify its just intensive conditioner.

It's the same with samples in magazines - They often seem to work brilliantly then you fork out for the product and it's rubbish. DM uses dye but not the conditioner and I don't dye my hair yet but am grateful for for a never ending supply of the conditioner for my long unmanageable haystack.

mossby that was my first thought too but I think the OP is just talking about the little tube of conditioner that comes in a home hair dye box.

As an aside, I have an Aveda colour depositing conditioner. It doesn't do much to my hair (except make it smell nice) but it leaves my shower a lovely pink hue.

MayFayner oh my mum mistake, I thought she meant the colour dye depositing conditioner. Thanks!

I always use the conditioner thaty comes with nice and easy,you can buy it seperately for £1

I know! The brand bleach does a conditioner in a metal tube (like a toothpaste tube) and it is AMAZING!

The Garnier one in the green bottle is awesome! I'd love to buy one.

I have definitely seen them sold individually but cannot remember where??