How to Change Your Hair Color Without Dyeing It

Redheads that dye their hair know that red fades faster than any other color. This John Frieda shampoo is formulated with anti-fade technology, plus botanical extracts that make hair extra smooth. And if you're a natural redhead, use this shampoo to enhance your shade's vibrant tones. 

Aveda's cult-favorite shampoo adds bright silver tones to gray hair, but it'll also cancel out brassiness in any chemically treated hair color. 

All blondes can benefit from using purple shampoo, but if you're platinum it'll be the most important product in your haircare routine. The violet pigments will cancel out any brassy or yellow tones to your keep your color looking ice cold. Another plus: Together Beauty's purple shampoo is formulated with 98% natural antioxidants and purple rice so it's gentle and nourishing for heavily processed hair. 

We're cheating, but this Garnier color-depositing mask is affordable and effective so who cares?! Along with nourishing avocado oil to boost shine and softness, the treatment has color-depositing pigments that make warm golden blonde shades look salon-fresh. Leave it on for just five minutes after shampooing and skip the conditioner. 

This shampoo is formulated with forest green pigments, a color that enriches cool dark brown and black shades by canceling out any redness. 

Blue shampoo is one product every brunette should keep in their shower. The toning shampoo will get rid of any unwanted orange and red tones that can make warm brown hair or highlighted brunettes look dull and brassy.