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They’re *so* good when shmeared with almond butter and berries.<\/p>\n

Sashaying out of the salon with expertly-colored hair feels like a million bucks, but if you don’t take care to maintain the investment, that feeling can fade pretty fast. Everyday activities like sun exposure and heat styling can make hair look dingy\u2014which explains why my chestnut-tinted hair tends to turn brassy within a few weeks of being colored (despite my skipping shampoos as much as possible in a futile attempt to preserve it). To combat this color shift, I found myself frequently running back to the salon for touch-ups\u2014which taxed my budget, damaged my hair, and created a vicious cycle.<\/p>\n

Fortunately, I finally found a color-preserving shampoo that my strands actually approve of. Switching to Oribe Shampoo for Beautiful Color<\/a> ($49), which actively preserves<\/em> that fresh-from-the-salon shade, was key to breaking the revolving door at the salon.<\/p>\n

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Oribe, Shampoo for Beautiful Color \u2014 $49.00<\/div>\n

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