Goldwell Dualsenses Blondes & Highlights anti-gele shampoo, 1 x 1 liter

Smells great, no overpowering scent.& it works well. I will be reordering!

I am very fortunate to still have beautiful long thick hair especially growing up in AZ chlorine pools etc I am 52 I’ve had 4 kids zero thinning knock on wood lol I’m not bragging about genetics it is hands down the products you do and do not use that makes the difference ! I get my hair highlighted or a balayage low lights followed by a fresh cut and a fun blow out BUT … only twice a year ! Period ! I use a soft brush I don’t blow dry or flat ironed my hair EVER. only my stylist does that& only 2 times per year I occasionally use a curling iron with a heat protectant oil first I only wash my hair every other day and sometimes I go 3 but the products are minimal a light leave in conditioner 1-2 times a month no hairsprays and godwell blonde highlights purple shampoo when it’s dirty or just the conditioner when I just want to feel refreshed when I’m not sweaty or filthy my mom nieces aunts we all had beautiful hair in the old photos but they went bananas with chemicals perms bleach and look at the new me 🤗 color after color changes resulting in dried breaking brittle flat ironed blow dried just continuous abuse when if you are only blending ( or highlighting ) your darks your grey your natural colors with a pop of auburn or blonde highlights your natural hair color vs the no happy ending battle of fixing the damage etc I occasionally use a biolage smoothing serum if I have not washed it I just put a mentos mint sized amount rub it into hands then just on my ends then run my fingers through it so it smells nice and shines it’s not greasy unless it’s dirty or you use too much honestly my hair dresser can tell when I occasionally get tired of the goldwell purple products I’ll go to redkin super soft or even Paul Mitchell’s skinny conditioner just for a different scent but yikes she can tell by the build up from just a few uses so if I were to use those other products regularly well it just ain’t worth the more desirable scents or the cheaper costs … twice a year I treat myself to the $300 cost per visit for a professional cut and color and about another 400 per year in goldwell shampoo & conditioner and the few other products mentioned so yes that’s $1k per 12 months that’s like $80 a month $20 a week yup it dont just look well it feels well because its Goldwell

Tengo el cabello procesado y este shampoo me ayuda a mantenerlo en buenas condiciones. La chica del salón quería venderme uno y cuando le dije cuál usaba, me dijo: ese es mejor!