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Purple hair care has been a massive hype in the hair care industry. It is needless to mention the bulk number of positive reviews it received from consumers. It is a fantastic addition to the hair care industry. Although it became drastically famous, many people might not know a few things about purple shampoo or other purple hair care products such as conditioner and hair masks. One of the common queries regarding purple shampoo is what it does to brown hair. However, before we talk about the effects of purple-coloured shampoo on brown hair and how one should use it correctly, it will be helpful to know the purpose of the purple shampoo. Queries Regarding Purple Shampoo Overview of the purpose One of the most significant reasons why purple shampoo and other purple hair care products got so much hype is that it helps people get rid of the stubborn brassiness in their hair. In addition, a proper hair regime with purple shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask helps gain neutral tones in hair and makes them healthier. Purple shampoo on brown hair Due to the colour of purple shampoo, many people think it is made for people with silver or blonde hair. However, purple shampoo provides a pretty tone to silver and blonde hair, but it doesn't make brown or black hair unusable. But there is something you would like to know about the effects of purple shampoo on brown hair. Since Brown and black are dark hair, purple shampoo may not show up as much as lighter hair. However, the purple shampoo will visibly affect your highlighted strands if you have highlighted them in your hair. It doesn't mean you should not use purple shampoo. You can replace your regular shampoo with purple shampoo, and you will see your hair getting rid of the brassiness and the yellow and orange undertones in your hair due to UV rays, water, and heat. Purple shampoo not only cleans your scalp like any other regular shampoo, but it provides a healthier look to your hair. Replacing a regular hair care routine with a purple one will give you an effect similar to its impact on blonde hair if you have highlighted it in your hair. First, however, it's essential to understand how to use the purple shampoo correctly to get the best effect possible. The right way to use purple shampoo on brown hair The purple shampoo contains natural and harmless ingredients such as hibiscus and purple dye. It is free from toxic chemicals and parabens, which makes it a healthy food for your hair. It is recommended to use it once or twice a week as per your requirement. However, it is better not to wash your hair every day with shampoo. It does the same job as your regular shampoo, so you don't need to use both. Instead, you can replace your standard shampoo with a purple shampoo. It removes the brassiness from your hair and makes them look brighter and healthier. If you want the best results, it will be helpful to follow the entire purple hair routine. Purple conditioner after purple shampoo is a better hair care routine for your hair. If you can add the purple hair mask to the practice, it will be even better. What is Better for a Brunette? Purple Shampoo or Blue shampoo? Purple shampoo is a toning shampoo that is the best for canceling brassiness and neutralizing tones in the hair. According to science, colors from opposite ranges can cancel each other. So if you ever notice yellow and purple are contrasting colors in the pigment chart, the violet pigment in purple shampoo is perfect for balancing those yellow undertones from your hair and making your blonde hair look prettier and healthier. It is the same with silver hair. However, if you are a brunette, the purple shampoo will only give you the benefits of regular shampoo and nothing else. It will help you clean your scalp like a regular shampoo, but you might not get rid of the brassiness or get that violet pigment on your hair. The situation may differ if you have highlighted strands in your hair. However, you may be wondering why purple shampoo does not leave the same impact on brown hair as blonde or silver hair. Brown is a dark color, and so is purple. The purple shampoo has a violet pigment in it. However, when you apply it to brown or black hair, your natural dark hair color eliminates the violet pigmentation of purple shampoo. However, you can still use purple shampoo and other purple hair care products for healthy-looking hair. If you want something like purple shampoo that will affect your brown hair, you can try blue shampoo. Blue shampoo is also a toning shampoo like the purple one. Blue shampoo is the purple shampoo for dark hair. It will be helpful to consult with a hair care expert before you choose your toning shampoo. Things to consider while using purple shampoo You don't need to wash your hair every day with purple shampoo. Instead, it is recommended to use the purple shampoo once, twice, or thrice a week. The maximum wash is thrice a week. If you have highlighted in your brunette hair, the purple shampoo will neutralize the orange tones in your hair. In addition, it will help you get rid of brassiness from your highlighted strands. Purple shampoo is not a hair color. The purpose of the purple shampoo is to tone down any warm shades in hair. It’s essential to understand the color wheel before using any toning shampoo, whether purple or blue. Conclusion The purple shampoo provides a slight pigmentation on brown hair. Brown hair is naturally dark, which eliminates the purple pigmentation. However, the purple shampoo will give pigment to your highlight strands. As a result, you will see flattering, healthy, and beautifully neutralized hair.