Another new fave by Fakai. This is the Technician Color Conditioner. So it is going to extend your color vibrancy. So, um, if you use a purple shampoo or a purple, um, conditioner, this is a good replacement. It is not tinted. It is going to, um, help extend that color. It smells amazing. These products all smell very, very, very good. Um, it has plum seed oil for a long lasting color protection and added vibrancy. Um, they're vegan and silicone free, and you're not going to find any yucky ingredients in these products. So if you're looking to switch up your hair care routine, definitely go check out these products. They have all kinds for your specific hair type. I've got the, um, super strong for some damage and breakage repair. And I love pairing it with this to keep my color lasting longer.

Today I am comparing the Baby Blonde Shampoo by Fakai versus the Technician Color Conditioner by Fakai. The Baby Blonde Shampoo is used for natural brightening and highlight enhancing, whereas the Technician Color Conditioner is used for long-lasting color protection and added vibrancy. Both are vegan and gluten-free with no nasty ingredients.

Back for another wash day. I'm using for the fourth time the Fekai Extended color vibrancy shampoo. It's a tongue twister for me. Sorry. Recap, I am not a natural redhead and obviously the yellow is not natural trying to extend the color for as long as I can because red fades really easily and This is a fashion color so it doesn't last as long. Gonna go wash my hair with this and I'll be back Okay, here's my hair after being washed and dried And I see the color is really holding on

So as you can tell, I have color-treated hair. I have red, like a ginger red, and I have yellow. I got my hair colored about two weeks ago and I've only watched it once since then. I actually don't have a color-treated shampoo to use so I was really excited to try this when I found it online. It's the Fakai Extended Color Vibrance Free Shampoo. So I'll be documenting what this does to my hair over the next month or so. So hopefully it works. I hope my hair doesn't bleed out or fade too quickly.

i think i found my new favorite shampoo and it is this fukai extended color vibrancy. not only does it work, i mean it's working for me. it lathers, it's free of all the chemicals, cruelty free, no paraffins, no sulfates, none of that stuff. so it's perfect for color treated hair. it's actually have made like it's made my hair like softer and it looks like shinier. like can you guys just tell? i don't know you guys would have to see my hair before but definitely has enhanced my hair. i've been loving it. it has a really subtle smell so it's amazing. it feels good like the consistency is good. my hair does not get greasy at all which is what i was having with a different shampoo that was also like sulfate and paraben free. so this is gonna be a go-to for me now until i find something that's better but right now this is my favorite so far.

This is Fecky, the dry shampoo. I don't recommend it. It smells weird. It leaves my hair sticky. Just try something different.

I just washed my hair all of 24 hours ago but I'm getting ready so I'm gonna try this Bacai Clean Stylers dry shampoo. It's supposed to be sheer. I usually get a dark dry shampoo or a brunette dry shampoo because I hate white cast in my hair. It drives me crazy and it's so hard to find a good one that blends. It smells yummy. It definitely isn't leaving a white cast in my hair at all. The texture is great. It feels pretty refreshing but I'm not convinced that it would absorb any oil in my hair if I were on for example day three or four. This would be great for like I said day one or day two hair or if you just need like a little hair perfume to freshen up maybe after the gym but definitely not to replace a regular dry shampoo.

I had really high hopes for this dry shampoo. It's advertised as a sheer invisible dry shampoo and it's also talc free which means it shouldn't leave any white residue which is critical for me because I have dark hair and I feel like most dry shampoos just make my hair look really dull and even sometimes can make it look grey. To be fair, this product does smell good and it appears like it's going on totally clear. There's no obvious white residue but after waiting the 10 minutes before rubbing it in and upon closer inspection you can see there's a little bit of a residue there. Rubbing in dry shampoo like this is my least favorite part of the process but I know it's part of the deal. I just think that sometimes it gives this perception of volume that's really just from tossing your hair around. After I patted it down and did a further inspection I do feel like it sort of dulled down my shine but I don't think that it really absorbed oil in the way that I was looking for plus it leaves a residue so... Oh.

Today I'm trying the Pakai Super Strength Shampoo. It's supposed to bond, repair, and strengthen your hair, so I'm really excited. First reaction, it's very clear, jelly, and it's super spreadable. Now let's lather. Overall, it spreads really nicely, has a really nice clean scent with hints of coconut, and I would definitely use it again. I mean, look at that volume.

Fekkai Shampoo Extended Color Vibrancy: Pink 8.5 oz Video Reviews