Acidic Color Gloss Shampoo

The latest innovation in colour care, Redken's Acidic Color Gloss Shampoo is a revolutionary shampoo that extends color and provides salon-like shine.
This sulfate-free shampoo provides long-lasting colour vibrancy for up to 32 washes and locks in intense molecular-level shine for up to 76% shinier hair.
Use as a complete routine with Acidic Color Gloss Conditioner and Heat Protection Leave-In Treatment.

BEST FOR:​
• Professionally, colour-treated hair
• Dull, virgin hair
• All hair types and textures

KEY BENEFITS:
• Color vibrancy for up to 32 washes
• Acidic pH formulas seal cuticle + lock in shine​
• Sulfate-free cleansing​
• Hair looks & feels revitalized instantly

Acidic Color Gloss Conditioner

Redken Acidic Color Gloss Conditioner is a revolutionary glossing conditioner that extends salon-grade colour, conditions and provides salon-like shine.
This acidic formula is ph-balanced for long-lasting colour vibrancy for up to 32 washes and 76% shinier hair. It intensely conditions hair and seals the cuticle to lock in molecular-level shine.
Use as a complete routine with Acidic Color Gloss Shampoo and Heat Protection Leave-In Treatment.
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BEST FOR:
• Professionally, colour-treated hair
• Dull, virgin hair
• All hair types and textures

KEY BENEFITS:
• Color vibrancy for up to 32 washes​
• Acidic pH formulas seal cuticle + lock in shine​
• Intensely conditioned hair
• Hair looks & feels revitalized instantly

Battling Breakage?
Hair breakage is a pretty common phenomenon that most of us will experience at some point in our lives. 
Fortunately, there are ways to combat it when — and even before — it happens.
But before you do that, it's important to identify what breakage looks like and what might be causing it so you can go in with the right plan of attack. 

Take a close look at the hair you're shedding. Notice any broken strands? Normal shed hairs tend to be about the length of your hair, with a tiny little white bulb at the end.
But if you're noticing that the shed hair is shorter and your strands feel drier and more brittle than usual, you may be dealing with breakage. 

There are several ways to deal with hair breakage at home.
Here are just a few:

• Hair, skin and nail supplements/vitamins.
• Avoid certain hairstyles, like slick back and tight ponies.
• Avoid hot tools like straighteners and curling irons.
• Avoid over colouring or incorrect colouring techniques.
• Use good products that contain protien for strengthening and moisture for hydration.

​Redken have a wide range of products to help aid breakage, and many other pesky issues you may be having. Check out our online shop for more info or book a free consultation for some advice and product recommendations.

Losing clumps of hair?
While it’s completely normal to lose around 50 - 100 hairs a day. ​If your hair starts to fall out in clumps or bald patches the size of your fingernail appear, something more serious might be at play.
Talk to your doctor if you’re concerned.

​Receding or thinning?
Receding hairlines and thinning hair is called “pattern hair loss” and is the most common type of hair loss. Pattern hair loss increases with age, affecting about 50% of men and 25% of women by the age of 50.

While it is permanent, hair thickening products will help slow down the process.....
​Our Redken hair loss saviour​
Tackle the appearance of thin looking hair with
​Redken Thickening Treatment Stemoxydine 5%.
 Helps to improve the density of your thinning hair in only 3 months, the invigorating thickening system contains 5% Stemoxydine that will leave you with the appearance of thicker looking hair.
​This product will assist in cases where: Hair loss is moderate or moderate to heavy. Scalp/hairline is visible to highly visible even with styling efforts.

96,784kg of hair recycled so far, collected from salon floors, barbers and pet groomers!​
Hair clippings have been viewed as waste for too long. Their untapped potential is absolutely staggering.
Hair Booms
Synthetic booms and chemical dispersants cause damaging long term side effects on the environment.
Hair booms however, are an organic alternative that’s even more effective at soaking up oil.
How are booms made?
To make a hair boom, a filter stocking is stretched over a piece of pipe, then hair and fur is stuffed into it. Once it’s packed it is simply tied up then BOOM you’ve got a hair boom!

618,804kg Of metal has been diverted from landfill and made into new aluminium products!
Re-melting used aluminium saves up to 95% of the energy and 97% of the water needed to produce the primary product.
Sustainable salons are partners with Refoil, a revolutionary business that takes a lifecycle approach to recycled metal. Refoil uses scrap metal gathered from salons (like us) to produce 100% recycled aluminium foil products.
​So the next time you’re getting your hair dyed, just think all those foils in the bin can actually end up back on your head again and again!