L’Oréal Paris Elvive Color Vibrancy Anti-Brassiness Purple Conditioner for Color Treated Hair, neutralizes Yellow and Orange Tones, Highlighted Brunette, Blonde and Grey Hair, 5.1 Fl; Oz

My Hair - Ranges from 2C to 3B, thinning, multi racial hair (originally 4A/4B before 20 years of over processing) I've been bleaching my hair to blonde since I was 10. Typically, I cover over that with all types of fantasy colors but to get good rich colors, I need my blonde to be as non-orangish as possible. When COVID hit, I was already overdo for getting my roots done so by the end of the 4 months of insanity - half of my hair was virgin roots of dark brown. And as any faux-blonde knows, the roots are easy to lift but that extra length is a real battle. Long story short - I ended up with super light blonde roots, orange halfway down my head, then my usual blonde at the bottom half. It was a mess. The results of this conditioner aren't immediate, but after the 3rd use I could clearly see the orange section blending in with my usual blonde. I didn't even have to finish the whole bottle before my full hair was all light enough and uniform enough to pull off my next fantasy color. It wasn't the best for moisturizing my hair, but it still did a fantastic job at keeping the follicles smooth so I had less frizz than ussual. I typically use Renpure's Biotin Conditioner (for getting my natural volume back - it's amazing and I swear by it) and switching to this for a while didn't undo it's effects.

My hair is a very light blonde and sometimes is uneven in color. I have used purple shampoo and conditioner for years. This is not a super heavy conditioner, it is exactly what I need for colored hair. The container makes using the correct amount of product with little waste. It snaps closed and I can keep it in my shower with no problem.

Impossible to find in local stores, but easy to obtain on Amazon!

I find it barely makes a difference to the color (if at all) because it’s not very pigmented. That being said, it smells really good and is definitely hydrating, so it’s a good conditioner in general - I just wanted to remove the brassy tones in my hair and it didn’t do that.

I use this every time I get my hair colored to even it out. I go from dark dark brown to golden blonde and I use this afterward to even out the color and remove brassiness. This works for me!