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    Posted: August 28 2002 at 8:02pm
Try Stay Blonde Revitalizing Glosser by Hask. It has done wonders with my wife`s hair. This is put in after you shampoo and left in. It makes hair softer also.
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Hi Raquel! Yes, the shampoos will work to counteract brassiness on both natural and bleached blond hair. Just remember the change will be subtle, but since you said you`ve only got a little brassiness the shampoo might be just what you need. Hope this helps a bit.
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Lyris, my hair is bleached blonde. Actually I get it foiled. I am a natural level 4 (just plain old brown). I am bleached to a level 9 or 10. Because my hair is much darker naturally, I have problems with a little brassiness. Does it just work on naturally blond hair or will it also work on bleached blond?
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Yes, they do, but you`ll get the biggest effect if your hair is blond or light brown. The change will be subtle. Another good product to try is Clairol Complements Shampoo, which comes in a variety of shades and is very gentle. Aura also makes an Aveda-like color enhancer if you can`t afford Blue Malva. Good luck!
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My colorist just suggested that I use a shampoo by Aveda called Blue Malva to counteract brassiness. She says that it is supposed to neutralize brassy tones. Do these shampoos really work?
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