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Colour rinse
A colour rinse has many advantages. You hardly suffer from outgrowth, as the colour fades more and more after washing several times. This also allows you to try out a different colour more often! Don't like the colour? Then it is out again with just a few washes. Also, after using a rinse, your hair feels healthier than when you dye it and it also shines more.
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Hair colour rinse
With a rinse, you add pigment to your hair and can create warmer or cooler shades. This pigment is washed out of your hair after three to six washes. It contains a lot less aggressive ingredients than hair dye and is therefore gentler on your hair. For example, is your hair very damaged after many dyes, but you still want a fresh and new colour? Then opt for a rinse and your hair will thank you!
Do you want to keep your hair colour as long as possible? Then we recommend being careful with chlorinated water and sunlight. Both chlorinated water and the sun will fade your colour, which means you will quickly start seeing less of your colour. Take good care of your hair by moisturising it with a fine hair mask, for example, and you will be able to enjoy your beautiful new hair colour for a long time.
Colour rinse at the hairdresser's
A colour rinse is often used in the hair salon. Among other things, the hairdresser uses it to correct the hair colour and make it completely as desired. There are different types that a hairdresser can use. For instance, you have a strong or a weak rinse; a strong one stays on for many washes, while you wash out a weak one with 3 to 10 washes. Besides those from the hairdresser, there are also fine colour rinses for home use!
A good colour rinse
It is important to choose a good quality colour rinse so that the colour will turn out well and you can enjoy the results for longer. Besides a colour rinse, there are also fine colour conditioners and colour masks, among others, which you can use to give your hair a nice colour tint. Besides the colour pigment, a colour conditioner and/or colour mask also has very nurturing properties and you apply them like regular conditioners and masks. Thanks to a colour conditioner or colour mask, you enjoy impressive results with minimal effort.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a colour rinse last?
In general, a colour rinse lasts between 4 and 8 weeks on average. Over time, the colour will fade due to washing your hair and natural hair growth. Using mild shampoos and avoiding heat treatments can help keep the colour longer. Thereby, how long a colour rinse lasts varies from person to person and from brand to brand.
How do you get colour rinse out of your hair?
A colour rinse provides a temporary way to change your hair colour. There are several ways to remove the rinse. For instance, you can let the colour fade by washing it regularly with a shampoo. If you want the colour removed quickly, you can use special products. In some cases, you may need to visit a hairdresser to cleanly remove the colour from your hair.
What is colour rinse?
With a colour rinse, you add pigment to your hair and can create warmer or cooler shades. You wash this pigment out of your hair after three to six washes. It contains much less aggressive ingredients than hair dye and is therefore gentler on your hair. A colour rinse can be used both in a salon and at home.
How long should colour rinses soak in?
The soaking time of a colour rinse can vary depending on the brand and type of product. Generally, it is advised to follow the instructions on the packaging. Usually, the soaking time ranges from 15 minutes to 1 hour. Some colour rinses require a longer soaking time for more intense results. It is not recommended to exceed the recommended working-in time, as this can negatively affect hair colour.
How does a colour rinse work?
A colour rinse works by applying the colour pigments to the hair surface. The colour pigments adhere to the outer layer of the hair, without penetrating deep into the hair shaft. This creates a temporary colour change. The colour rinse can be applied according to the instructions on the packaging. After the soaking time, the colour rinse is rinsed out and the hair can be styled. How long the colour lasts varies depending on hair type and the product used.