Fanola No Yellow Incredible Foam - Purple Hair Conditioner Mousse Toner With Violet Pigments Removes Yellow And Brassiness On Bleached, Blonde Or Highlighted Hair 8.4oz

Recommended by my hair stylist…it is the ONLY at home hair product that has taken out the brassiness in my hair! I’ve tried multiple brands & types but this one not only worked amazingly but it worked the very first time I used it!!! Yay!!

SUCH A GREAT PRODUCT - TAKES THE YELLOW TONES FREOM HAIR AND MAKES THEMA BEAUTIFUL ASH COLOR

1st pic without and 2nd pic with.I’ve tried purple shampoos and conditioners, and haven’t had a whole lot of success with them, or they are very expensive and take too much time to process. I don’t want to spend time and money putting toners in my hair every few weeks, so this is the perfect solution! I leave in for 5-10 minutes and I go from yellow to the icy blonde I’m looking for. Love it and it lasts a decent amount of applications so it’s affordable

This stuff does wonders. I have Asian hair that has been bleached several times, but no matter what I could never get it this blonde. I’ve tried several different kinds of purple conditioner and shampoo, even tried Manic Panic’s Virgin Snow and they all literally did nothing for me. I tried Fanola foam once and the results are amazing. My hair went from being yellow to a light blonde. I am in love with it. The only thing you have to be careful about is to not leave it in too long because it will turn your hair purple. I left it in a bit too long and it turned my highlights a bit purple, but that went away with a few washes.

i wanted to like the foaming conditioner so bad. i normally use the purple shampoo but i have to put it on my dry hair for an hour for it to do anything. it is much faster to coat my hair with the foam and it does a great job, i only leave it on for one minute before i rinse or it overtones my hair. the downside is that after i rinse it out, it makes my hair fall out much more noticeably than normal and leaves my hair feeling very dry despite being a conditioner. for toning, it does a great job and is easy to apply to a lot of hair in a short time frame. unfortunately, it just isn’t the right product for me and i would prefer to use the shampoo instead.

This is one of those products where the porosity of your hair and skill of application are going to effect whether or not you end up liking it.I wrote out a whole thing and then my device died but basically the gist of it is, will this work to tackle brassy undertones? Yes. But why aren’t you gently rebleaching and/or toning your hair instead though? (Rhetorical, cause we’re afraid of ruining our hair.) But really, try a toner instead. The application of this stuff can be so messy and the resulting tone, inconsistent. With this stuff it’s not hard at all to come out with an overly tinted crown. A purple tinted shampoo is much less stressful and more gradual in maitenance. Maybe give their shampoos a try.If your hair is anything like mine, dark coarse and curly, where it goes full bright ass cheap party city wig orange and highlighter yellow before becoming anything somewhat resembling a natural blonde hair tone, this ain’t gonna work that strong of a miracle on that sort of situation. Not for long anyway. I just had to bleach more and tone. Wella toners aren’t expensive and it’ll probably last longer. Otherwise, you gotta learn to love that brassy balayage look. It’s really not that bad, done well, imo.Full disclosure I ended up using this to achieve a temporary storm cloud gray look after my toner, by saturating my hair for several minutes purposely. But I have also used it as it’s intended to keep my hair closer to the gray/white scale of things vs platinum blonde w/slight yellow tones. I got like 4.5 uses from a can, dry application, with my hair’s length and thickness (and my hair is THIN after all that bleach abuse). My hair wasn’t very brassy to begin with at this point. I used it maybe once when it was in that dreaded highlighter tone stage but it didn’t keep nor offset it enough to stop me from eventually rebleaching and properly toning. Yes my hair is more damaged than before but it’s because I was impatient and new at it. I got a more consistent result by toning. You can avoid damage with time and skill, or by going to a professional. And I prefer tinted shampoos for anti-yellow tone upkeep. Less room for embarrassing error, less messy, more cost:use effective.So while yes, it works, there are better, cheaper solutions out there, namely toners.I’d probably try this in an emergency before an event in between bleaching/toning. Quick effective temporary solution. That’s exactly where it excels. I’d totally buy it again for that sort of situation.

This conditioner has a neutral scent and is dispensed as a foam for even, easy application. It has a really good impact on my hair regarding fixing the yellow hue in my blonde processed hair. If your hair is very very dry and you leave this on for too long though, it could leave your hair looking a little more purple than you might want it to. But that would only last for like A day or 2. Overall the stuff is definitely worth it and has a lasting effect that really helps cool blonde tones

It doesn't do what it promises, the product doesn't leave the color it promises, apart from not fulfilling the function of a conditioner, it leaves your hair hard. Bad experience