Got acquainted with this shampoo very long ago. I am an owner chestnut-colored, enough fine hair, in due time (foolishly) tested a heap of various shades, beginning from a blond and red, and finishing bluish-black. Decided to return to the natural color, however, every three months I tint about two years ago to give saturations to a shade. Usually in a month paint is washed away, hair become dim and unattractive, sometimes with a strong red outflow, but now I found a way out of this situation and shampoo from Wella became it.
Selection of shampoo for me was always a difficult task. Tried also the cheapest shampoos of type of the Clean line and Hundred recipes of beauty, and at the average price of Gliss Kur and Head & Shoulders. Unfortunately, any did not cope with the requirements put by me. One helps from dandruff, but after it it is difficult to comb hair and they become fragile and disobedient, another – possesses the expressed chemical smell. Generally, long I could not find the ideal ally to the whimsical hair.
And here, presented me the whole set slightly more than a month ago from Wella ProSeries which consists of shampoo, conditioner and cream elixir. I want to note, it is better to use shampoo together with supplementing "elements", then hair will be beautiful, obedient, with healthy gloss. After use of shampoo in a complex hair are not confused and easily comb hair. In spite of the fact that the producer does not state that means helps to get rid of dandruff, it about it a task copes ideally.
On packing it is stated that shampoo tints, protects dark hair color from fading and also protects from change of a shade that it is also much important. Even so short use, confirmed this fact. This month had to carry out coloring, decided to postpone for a month if carries – that on two. I wash hair once in two days, it is obligatory with balm use, hair become soft and without any problem keep within. I do laying by means of the hair dryer and a round hairbrush, often I overdry, but hair do not split, I think that it is a shampoo merit in a complex with the supplementing means too.
The consistence at shampoo of cream of average fat content which is not spreading. Pearl-white color. The smell is delicate, sweetish, pleasant, within a day remains on hair. The structure leaves much to be desired (for it I remove one point), but here it is not necessary to choose – appearance of hair for me more important now. Packing is simple, the volume of shampoo and balm – 500 ml, cream elixir volume – 58 ml. The consistence at balm more dense, a smell pronounced, is much sharper, than at shampoo. At cream elixir aroma other, something reminds balm which is always applied to hair-dyes. Judging by an inscription on packing, cream elixir keeps color more than on 40 applications. I use it once a week right after washing of hair shampoo, replacing balm, action at them similar.
Shampoo well foams, easily washes off, moisturizes head skin. Shampoo the expense very economic is required a little. Too most it is possible to tell about conditioner and cream elixir. After use for hair dressing I do not use other means, they are simply not necessary that also saves my budget.
Still I will note one moment: before use of Infinity of Colour shampoo at me hair, perhaps strongly dropped out, it was connected with intake of serious medication which is not cancelled to this day. Changed shampoos and the supplementing means repeatedly, spent on drink a rate of vitamins, used various capsules against a hair loss, infusions and broths of herbs, absolutely nothing helped. Now the hair loss practically stopped, but to claim that a merit of this shampoo I will not be, but the fact remains.
"Infinity of color" for dark hair from Wella ProSeries I am happy with the short friendship with shampoo and the supplementing means. Everything completely suits me, except structure. I recommend to all owners of a dark dyed hair. Very much I hope that the quality of the line of care products for hair "Infinity of color" from Wella ProSeries will remain at the same level. As a rule, over time many means change far not for the better.
