Colored Hair Treatment:

1. Wash Your Hair Less Frequently
   It’s as simple as that: the more you wash, the more your color fades. So save some time in your daily routine by avoiding frequent washing. The best way to care for your hair color is to wash it only twice or three times a week, then use dry shampoo to soak up oil from the roots as required.
2. Skip Straight To Conditioner
   you have been washing every day for years, so it is difficult to wean yourself off of it. Simply skip the shampoo and go straight to conditioner to at least put your hair on a “low poo” diet. You can add softness, shine, and tender nourishment without removing that crazy color.
3. Choose The Right Shampoo
   Color-protective shampoo was developed for a reason. While some common shampoos can remove color and quicken color fading. But there’s some Color Protect Shampoo actually works to shield color, preserving the beauty and vibrancy of pastel, vivid, or metallic shades. Choose a “low sulfate” shampoo whenever possible because it will help keep your hair’s color from fading.
4. Pick Up the Suitable Conditioner
   When we dye our hair, it weakens and enables the color to fade faster. So let the hydrating ingredients like oils, butter, conditioning polymers, and other hydrating elements—which are frequently found in great conditioners—help form a barrier of protection and stop your color from attempting to flee.
5. Heat Protection
   They are effective – In particular, the components in heat protection sprays lessen heat damage, probably by balancing how the hair heats up. You still need to reduce the time your hair is introduced to heat styling, though, as they can’t protect it from most of the damage.
6. Make Time for Masks
   Have we mentioned the condition? It’s back in at number six just to be safe. It’s time to pick up masking again if you’ve taken a break from it due to a color break. Simply applying a mask for 5 to 10 minutes twice a week can add a super dose of nourishing healing agents that promote shine, repair damage, and naturally prolong the life of the color.
7. The Air Dry Process
   We believe we understand the cause of the blow-dry backlash among the fashion elite. They know that all that heat from blow-dryers, straightening irons, and curling tongs may not only be damaging to the hair but may also be causing moisture loss and compromising that radiant color. Do as they do and simply add Hair Oil to damp hair to add shine and nourishment while also protecting your color from the dangers of the hairdryer.
8. Use Filters
   UV light from the sun is one of the greatest threats to long-lasting, super-bold color. The sun liked to trouble your hair, even in the winter when the days seem to be shorter. Show the sun who’s boss by starting your day with a UV filter finishing spray.
9. Swim Smart
   Chlorine has the ability to not only adjust your color—though obviously not to turn it green—but also to quicken the fading process. So prepare your hair and pre-condition it if you’re going to the pool. You can create a barrier against chemical damage to your hair by coating it with conditioner and bunning it.
10. Proper Diet
    Feeding your hair from the inside out will help keep it in condition, which is where beauty also needs to begin. Your hair will be nourished with omega-3 fatty acids through a diet high in oily fish like salmon and mackerel, making it strong and shiny. To help prevent dry, brittle hair following coloring, add some walnuts and a boost of vitamin E.