The first is a line of conditioners formulated by Aveda. Their "Pure Plant" conditioners are all natural {made with plant extracts} and are developed to neutralize & enrich your existing color.
You simply apply to your hair after shampooing, and leave on for around 5 minutes. The more you use the conditioner, the deeper your color will get. If you don't like the color, it will generally fade after a couple washes. Pretty simple, right?!
A word of warning: The darker shampoos look like chocolate pudding, and will leave a tint to your hands. Don't stress! The tint comes off easy. Since I apply this when I'm in the shower, I just use a body scrub or my loofah and it comes right off my hands :)
Also, save yourself the money, and don't try the shampoos in this line. They don't deposit color the way the conditioners do and are a big waste.
When I notice my color starting to really fade, I typically use my Aveda conditioner twice per week until my next hair appointment. I love the color that it gives me.
For my brunette sistas, there are two options: Black Malva or Clove {which is what I use}.
Blonde haired babes can try out Chamomile, and red headed vixens are best with Madder Root.
The second product that I completely recommend for extending your salon hair color is Sebastian Cellophanes. This is an ammonia free color depositing gloss that adds mega shine to your strands. You know when you go to the salon and get a glossing treatment done to your hair? This is the same stuff + color.
They come in 10 different colors, so that you can perfectly match up to your current color. I personally use the "Golden Brunette", "Deep Brunette" and also the "Clear" glaze. The clear glaze is great for just doing a simple at home glossing treatment. The results typically last for 2-3 weeks depending on how often I'm washing my hair.
Make sure you wear gloves when applying - cellophanes will stain your hands, and are a little more difficult to remove than the Aveda conditioners. If it does get on your skin, windex will remove it {I know from experience that the organic window cleaners won't remove it, the real deal windex will}.
I purchase mine from a local beauty supply chain called 'GBS The Beauty Store' but you can also buy the cellophanes online on amazon.
I hope that this information was helpful for you! If you have any questions about these products or want to share any products that you love for extending your color, feel free to drop me a line or leave a comment below.
Have a great weekend & GO SEAHAWKS!!! xx