I’m nothing if not loyal to my hair colorist. I’ve been going to the same guy (hi Matt!) since I decided to embark on my fake blonde journey seven years ago. Sure, I may live a good two and a half hours away from him now, but I’ll be damned if I’m not willing to travel in the name of good hair. Unfortunately, that means that my balayage refreshes are scarce and my tone can start to look a little rough around the edges circa the five-month mark. I know I have options—plenty of phenomenal colorists have a residence in New York City and at-home glosses, glazes, and semi-permanent dyes are at-my disposal. But I’m not a DIY girl—never have been, never will be.
So you can imagine my surprise when I found myself standing in the shower dousing my hair with the dpHue Glossy Glaze sans a care or fear in the world. I’m not brave and I’m by no means a pro. I just have unwavering blind faith in whatever dpHue co-founder Justin Anderson, who has colored Jennifer Aniston, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Margot Robbie (to name a few), tells me to use. Lucky for me, my little at-home hair experiment went as planned, and I’ve been hooked on the wash-out conditioning glaze for weeks. The results are three-fold: I get a slight, sheer color tint. I see added shine. And, I get a boost of softness. To get all the details on the newly-launched color-boosting product, and read my full review, keep reading.
