Recently Dyed Your Hair? Follow These Tips To Lock In That Hair Colour

Once you're done switching up your hair colour, wait at least 72 hours before you go in for a shampoo. Image: Unsplash

While using a combination of colour toning shampoos and conditioners is a must, spreading your shampoo days out is strongly advisable. Opt for a reliable dry shampoo for when your hair gets greasy. Image: Unsplash

While the colour is setting in, ensure to avoid both the ocean as well as pools. The saltwater and chlorine may leave your hair with unwanted streaks of discolouration. Image: Unsplash

Hot head baths are a complete no no. Hot water opens up hair cuticles which leads to colour - and moisture - leaking out. Image: Unsplash

Curating a weekly or even bi-weekly hair oiling routine will help retain the shine overtime also helping seal in the colour. Image: Unsplash

While shampooing judiciously in the initial days of embracing your new look is suggested, do not entirely skip on a hair moisturising routine - invest in a trusty hair mask for the same. Image: Unsplash

Just like hot water, hot tools too can fade colour, following the same logic of the cuticles being opened up. Scale back on the hair styling and opt for a few heatless hacks. Image: Unsplash