How to Revive Color with a Shine Conditioner

Quick answer

Use a shine conditioner with color-protecting ingredients, like Philip B. Forever Shine Conditioner, to revive dull color and add glossy shine without weighing hair down.

How to use a shine conditioner for color revival

1. Start with clean, damp hair: Shampoo your hair as usual, then gently squeeze out excess water. Avoid towel-drying roughly, which can roughen the cuticle and dull color. Common mistake: Rubbing hair with a towel. Instead, blot or use a microfiber towel.
2. Apply conditioner from mid-lengths to ends: Dispense a quarter-sized amount of shine conditioner. Focus on the mid-lengths and ends, where color tends to fade first. Avoid the roots to prevent greasiness. Checkpoint: If hair is very dry, use a bit more on ends but never on the scalp.
3. Let it sit for 2-3 minutes: Allow the conditioner to penetrate. The time-released oleosomes and amino acids need a few minutes to smooth the cuticle and boost color richness. Rinse thoroughly with cool water. Common mistake: Rinsing too quickly or with hot water. Cool water seals the cuticle for extra shine.

Product spotlight

• Forever Shine Conditioner 2 oz.: This next-generation super conditioner uses an ingenious delivery system – tiny, time-released safflower oleosomes – to condition hair with botanical moisture. The oleosomes provide weightless hydration that smooths the cuticle, so color looks glossier and more vibrant without feeling heavy or greasy.

  

• Forever Shine Conditioner 2 oz.: An advanced amino acid complex makes every shade appear rich and gleaming. Amino acids help lock in color molecules and enhance shine, making this conditioner effective for reviving both natural and treated hair color.