Biscuit Blonde Shampoo
Le blond biscuit, la couleur la plus demandée de l'automne.
3 minutes sous la douche, et ton blond se réchauffe.
Why You'll Love It
Biscuit blonde from the very first use, on lightened hair
Temporary colour: it fades with each wash
Made in the south of France and 94.3% of natural origin
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Everything you need to know about your Blond Biscuit shampoo
The biscuit tone deposits a reflection. Purple and blue take one away. It's not the same action.
Revives your colour
Faded, dull colour regains its glow and tone. The shampoo deposits a light honey-brown reflect on blonde to light brown hair, whether natural, coloured, bleached or highlighted.
Tone your highlights
Balayage and highlights blend into your base, no more harsh line of demarcation. It's the trick that fixes a too-obvious lightening job without touching your length.
Maintains your colour between salon appointments
Your honey to light brown colour lasts longer, so you can space out your salon visits. It cleanses gently and respects the hair fibre.
A word from Zoé
"At my grandmother's, autumn always started the same way: the biscuit tin on the table, the teapot steaming, and that golden light lingering over everything. That's exactly the colour we wanted to put back into hair. Not a cool blonde, not a platinum blonde: a biscuit blonde, warm, soft, that looks like it's always been there."
Blondly, Zoé
A short formula, gently cleansing
Made in the south of France.
INCI : AQUA, SODIUM LAUROYL METHYL ISETHIONATE, SODIUM METHYL OLEOYL TAURATE, COCAMIDOPROPYL BETAINE, GLYCERIN, SODIUM CHLORIDE, ACRYLATES COPOLYMER, PARFUM, GUAR HYDROXYPROPYLTRIMONIUM CHLORIDE, LEVULINIC ACID, TRISODIUM ETHYLENEDIAMIDE DISUCCINATE, SODIUM LEVULINATE, SODIUM BENZOATE, HYDROLYZED WHEAT PROTEIN, HYDROLYZED VEGETABLE PROTEIN, MICA, CI 77891, BASIC BROWN 16, BASIC BROWN 17, BASIC YELLOW 57.
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Got questions?
This is dirty blonde: a natural, classic dark blonde, the one that just screams old money. The shampoo deposits a light honey brown tone, warm and soft, like autumn light. It's neither a cool blonde nor a platinum blonde.
On blonde to light brown hair, whether natural, coloured, bleached or highlighted. The lighter your base, the more the tone shows. On a dark brown base, the deposit won't be visible.
3 minutes, no more. On wet hair, shampoo once or twice, leave on for 3 minutes so the tone can settle in, then rinse thoroughly. A second round gives a more intense tone.
1 to 2 times a week, that's the maintenance rhythm. In between, stick to your usual shampoo.
No, it's temporary. The tone deposits on the hair fibre and fades with each wash, that's why you repeat it 1 to 2 times a week. You stay in control of your blonde: you build up the tone, or you let it fade.
The action is the opposite. The biscuit one deposits a light honey-brown reflect to warm up your blonde. The purple and blue ones, on the other hand, remove an unwanted tone, yellow for one, red and orange for the other. If you want to warm things up, go for the biscuit one. If you want to neutralise, go for the other two.
It's formulated with 94.3% ingredients of natural origin, with no sulphates, no silicones and no parabens. The wheat proteins coat the fibre and bring shine and softness wash after wash. Washing stays gentle and the colour doesn't disappear with the first rinse.
About 3 months with 1 to 2 uses per week. 250 ml bottle.
No, and that matters. Blond Biscuit deposits a tone, it doesn't lighten. If your goal is to lighten your blonde, you need our lightening spray, not this shampoo.
Yes, like any pigmenting product: it can stain fabrics and surfaces. Use it in the shower and rinse thoroughly, and avoid letting it drip onto a light-coloured towel. As with any coloured product, a patch test is recommended, and don't apply it to an irritated scalp.
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