Beauty most wanted: Refreshing hair rinse

by Sarah Daniel
Fresh Colour
Photography by Carlo Mendoza

“You start to lose pigment after 14 days,” explains Clairol Colour Director Marie Robinson, referring to the unfortunate fade that occurs after colouring hair.

For a boost between appointments, Robinson says she always has her clients come in around that time for a gloss treatment. Following that lead, Clairol Natural Instincts ($10, at drugstores) now comes with a shade-refreshing rinse (applied in the shower like shampoo) to use at the two-week mark.

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