Pureology Strength Cure Blonde Purple Shampoo 266ml
Pureology Strength Cure Blonde Shampoo is a sulphate-free purple shampoo designed to gently cleanse blonde, highlighted and lightened hair while helping neutralise unwanted yellow and brassy tones. Combining violet pigments with strengthening ingredients, this rich-lather shampoo helps maintain a cooler, fresher-looking blonde while caring for hair weakened by colouring, bleaching and heat styling. Part of Pureology's Strength Cure Blonde collection, this toning shampoo features Keravis protein, antioxidant-rich Astaxanthin and Purple Orchid Extract. Its concentrated formula produces a creamy lather that removes everyday impurities while leaving hair feeling softer and more manageable. Pureology's Antifade Complex helps maintain colour vibrancy, while the signature fragrance of Pear, Rose and Sandalwood makes washing your hair an enjoyable part of your routine. Suitable for: Blonde, highlighted, bleached and lightened hair, including balayage, platinum blonde and other cool blonde shades. Particularly useful when unwanted warmth, dryness or weakened strands are concerns. Benefits:
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Good to know: This vegan, sulphate-free shampoo is designed specifically for blonde and lightened hair. Its violet pigments help maintain cooler-looking tones, although results will depend on your existing hair colour and level of brassiness. Keep blonde highlights and lightened lengths looking fresh with Pureology Strength Cure Blonde Shampoo from John And Ginger. A practical choice for combining purple toning with gentle cleansing and strengthening care, it pairs beautifully with Strength Cure Blonde Conditioner. Enjoy fast UK delivery on qualifying orders and complimentary samples with qualifying purchases. |
Keravis and astaxanthin form part of the formula developed to care for hair weakened by colouring and lightening.
Camelina seed oil and olive fruit oil complement the cleansing ingredients, supporting a softer, more conditioned hair feel.
Pureology recommends starting with approximately a quarter-sized amount at the scalp, then working the lather through the lengths.
A combination of pear, rose and sandalwood provides a distinctive fruity floral fragrance during washing.
- Platinum and icy blonde hair where a cooler appearance is preferred
- Highlighted or balayage hair developing unwanted yellow tones
- Lightened lengths that feel fragile following chemical processing
- Customers maintaining an ash blonde finish between salon appointments
- Those wanting a purple shampoo that also addresses the conditioning needs of damaged hair
A suitable option when you want to manage unwanted warmth without using a separate colouring treatment. Violet pigments adjust the appearance of existing blonde tones rather than lightening the hair.
Designed for blonde, highlighted and lightened hair, particularly where yellow tones have become more noticeable. The 266ml shampoo can be used as part of a colour-maintenance routine for both natural-looking highlights and cooler blonde finishes.
This is the violet-pigmented Strength Cure Blonde formula, not the standard Strength Cure Shampoo. If you prefer warm golden blonde tones, a purple toning shampoo may not be the most appropriate choice.
Good to know: Apply to wet hair at the scalp, massage into a lather and work towards the ends before rinsing thoroughly. Repeat if additional cleansing is required. Pureology recommends following with Strength Cure Blonde Conditioner and, where additional treatment is wanted, Strength Cure Miracle Filler. Adjust your toning routine to your hair's condition and preferred colour finish.
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