Oribe Bright Blonde Conditioner for Beautiful Colour 200ml

Oribe Bright Blonde Conditioner for Beautiful Colour is a deeply nourishing violet conditioner designed to brighten blonde, highlighted, silver, and grey hair while helping neutralise unwanted brassiness and yellow tones.

Pure violet pigment helps refine tone, while Oribe’s Brightening Complex of lemon, ginger root, and chamomile extracts enhances luminosity. A blend of nourishing oils and shea butter helps restore moisture, softness, and shine without weighing the hair down, leaving strands smoother, stronger, and more vibrant.

Key Benefits
Helps neutralise brassiness and yellow tones
Brightens blonde, highlighted, silver, and grey hair
Deeply moisturises without weighing hair down
Helps smooth the cuticle
Restores softness and shine
Helps strengthen dry or damaged strands
Supports protection against future damage
Helps reduce the appearance of split ends
Supports colour vibrancy
Provides UV protection for hair
Colour and keratin treatment safe
Dermatologist-tested
Formulated without parabens, sulfates, or sodium chloride
Vegan, cruelty-free, and gluten-free

How to Use
Apply to clean, damp hair
Massage through lengths and ends
Leave on briefly to allow toning and conditioning benefits
Rinse thoroughly
Use regularly to help maintain brightness and softness

FAQs

Who is it best for?
It is best for blonde, highlighted, silver, or grey hair that needs toning, moisture, and added shine.

Does it help with brassiness?
Yes, pure violet pigment helps neutralise unwanted yellow and brassy tones.

Will it weigh hair down?
No, the conditioning oils and shea butter are balanced to provide moisture without making hair feel flat or heavy.

Does it help damaged hair?
Yes, it helps restore moisture, smooth the cuticle, and support stronger, healthier-looking strands.

Can it be used on grey or silver hair?
Yes, it is suitable for grey and silver hair as well as blonde and highlighted hair.

Does it provide UV protection?
Yes, it helps protect against the fading, drying, and colour-depleting effects of UV exposure.