8 Masks that Keep Your Hair Color Salon Fresh

The shine level of just stepped out of the salon hair color is unparalleled, but this mask is the next best thing when you're trying to stretch out your color appointment. Use it on fine strands once a week, or in lieu of your go-to conditioner on thick hair to restore a natural, glossy finish. 

Don't tell John Snow, but winter is over. During the summer, styling tools aren't the only way heat can screw with your hair color. UV/UVB rays from the sun can also cause a new shade to fade. To shield your hair, slather on a mask after you shampoo that seals in color, moisture, and protects against oxidative damage. 

Heads your hair color fades, tails it gets dull. If you're struggling with the latter, this mask's blend of citrus and proteins will nourish strands so that you get your coveted shine back. 

A trio of zinc gluconate, linseed oil, and vitamin E works to keep your color shiny and new. 

While it's said that blonds may have more fun, preserving a light, bright hair shade is no one's idea of a good time. Infused with almond butter and buriti oil, Christophe Robin's rich cream neutralizes brassy tones and keeps hair glossy. 

This mask may smell good enough to eat—but we don't recommend it. Wild mango butter, watermelon extract, and edelweiss flower extract work together to condition and strengthen processed, color-treated strands. 

Rahua oil is the powerhouse behind this mask, which turns the sprint to your next color appointment into a long distance race.

While the salon appointment may have left your bank account hurting, it's not necessary for maintaining bright and glossy strands. Pick this tub up which revives over-processed hair on your next drugstore run.