Shampoo for coloured hair - that cleans well

[StripeySnail]

I've relatively recently started dyeing my hair. I've switched from normal shampoo to shampoo for coloured hair and everyone I've tried I hate.

They just don't seem to wash my hair properly. Even after a good lathering I seem to find patches of greasiness..
. Never had this problem before so I don't think it's my washing technique. Could be wrong though.

Can anyone recommend a good shampoo please?

Thanks

What colour are you dying your hair?
Not sure if it makes a difference but I get mine dyed brown and use the L'Oréal elvive colour protect.

Hair feels properly clean and doesn't look all greasy after one day

Do you mean a colour depositing shampoo or a shampoo that just says 'for coloured hair' on the label?

@Omicrone

Do you mean a colour depositing shampoo or a shampoo that just says 'for coloured hair' on the label?

One that just says "for coloured hair" - thanks

@itsutterlyshit

What colour are you dying your hair? Not sure if it makes a difference but I get mine dyed brown and use the L'Oréal elvive colour protect. Hair feels properly clean and doesn't look all greasy after one day

It's dyed brown. Not sure if one I've tried us L'Oréal elvive... I'll have to check. Thanks

If its not the one you are already using, then I also liked the L'Oréal one for coloured hair, in the red packaging.

Pureology is the best shampoo I've ever used and perfect for coloured hair (IMO) :)

It's expensive but a little goes a very long way - a bottle lasts me ages and I have a lot of hair!

What’s your budget? I like the kerastase ones for coloured hair. Alternatively try a cheap clarifying shampoo?

I'd prefer it under £10 a bottle... Gosh, ageing is expensive. I used to be able to use any cheap shampoo and my hair would look great. Oh well.

Thanks all

I've been happy with Redken's Colour Magnetics Colour Extend. I get it on Amazon or eBay, usually about £14 a bottle, but recently got a litre bottle for less than £30.
I like to hear that 'squeak' when I wash my hair and haven't been disappointed so far.

I've been using Matrix Color obsessed ever since I first coloured my hair and I find it really does keep colour fresh and bright( mine is red) and my hair is always clean and shiny
Not a supermarket type brand but is under £10

I use Liz Earle on my coloured hair-no sulphates and it’s the best one I’ve tried. Not weighed down or lank. You can get it discounted atm for about £10. Lasts a long time-I use the normal conditioner too. Tried the dry hair one but my hair likes the normal one.