dpHue’s Glossy Glaze Is The Only Reason I’ve Been Able to Go Six Months Without Coloring My Hair
I haven’t met a dpHue product I didn’t like, and this one is no exception. The thing is: It just works. It accomplishes what it sets out to do, delivers on its promises, and finishes the job in the given time frame. How? Chalk it up to the formula. The primary ingredient is a patented 3D Sheer Pigment Technology, which is responsible for a subtle tint designed to last through three hair shampoos.
The pigment won’t be able to get into the hair cuticle, but thanks to something called lamellar technology, hydrating and shine-boosting ingredients like ceramides are able to shimmy in and repair damage, effectively creating healthier hair. Then there’s the mullein flower extract of it all. It’s commonly used in hair care because it has soothing properties that calm down inflammation on the scalp—and provides UV protection, which is particularly important for color-treated hair.
The treatment will be complete in approximately two minutes. So wash your body, shave your legs—you do you. No need to set a timer; the world isn’t ending if the formula sits in for an extra minute. To wrap up the process, just wash out the Glossy Glaze with some warm water and you’re good to go. The formula is hydrating enough to double as a conditioner, but if you have particularly dry hair feel free to condition as normal.
So slightly terrified and very brassy, I brought home my Golden Blonde shade and had an internal dialog with myself that all would be well in the world following my testing session. I stepped into the shower, shampooed, and grabbed the bottle—it was go time. I applied the watery formula willy-nilly. They said it was foolproof, right? I worked it into my hair, covered my roots, and let it work some mysterious, voodoo magic. Once I rinsed it out, I was shocked at how soft my hair felt.
Next up? Styling, aka the moment of truth. As I began to blow dry my hair, I noticed that my hair had that just-dyed, salon smell that regardless of what products I use, I canachieve in the comfort of my own home. I worked my way through my layers and quickly realized that my orange-esque brassiness was completely gone. My color was still my color, but the glaze took the abrasive tone out. I had soft shine that complimented my skin tone and the silkiness that comes from a salon-grade glaze.
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