Bleach London Silver Hair Toning Conditioner, Ashy Purple Colour Correcting Formula for Light Bleached Blonde Hair, Nourishes and Neutralises Brassy Yellow Tones, Paraben and Silicone Free 500ml

Leaves my hair a nice colour and lovely condition

It's doesn't stain your hands and has a lovely smell. It does what is needed and great price.

I’ve used this for years now and regularly get compliments on my hair colour. It’s subtle but definitely makes a difference.

Toned my bland to a lovely ash colour highly recommend

Been using this for my bright blond hair for years. Wouldn’t use anything else to brighten it

I do love this product and it leaves hair feeling incredibly healthy. Not keen on the smell so I use a little apple conditioner afterwards just to mask it but firm fan of the conditioner!

They have changed the formula all together all though the bottle just says "new scent" but product has significant changes that affect the quality of the outcome. It no longer leaves your hair feeling smooth and lush and knot-less. it is definitely more challenging to comb it out.The conditioner is now a distinct purple color instead of the hint of lilac it had prior and it is A LOT thinner in viscosity, it pours about the same as the shampoo.To be honest it looks like someone took half a bottle of conditioner and just topped it off with the shampoo and mixed it up.I no longer recommend this product.

Its nice smelling but wish it toned more

Sehr zu empfehlen!!!Die Haare lassen sich super gut kämmen und die blonde Haarfarbe wird zusätzlich erhalten( kein Gelbstich).

I will say it was a bit expensive but it is worth every penny. Works very well when preceded by the Bleach shampoo. Be sure and follow directions and don't use too often or your hair will be blue. That being said that is true of all silver hair shampoos. I will buy this again. Very gentle on the hair.

Results identical to do any cheaper drug store purple conditioner. Has strong pharma smell. Hard to squize needed amount of the conditioner due to bottle neck design. No matter the squize, too much product inevitably blurbs put. Had to work have of it back in.