Worth its Weight: Goldwell DualSense Color Shampoo and Conditioner

goldwell dualsenses color shampooSometimes my hair salon whoring ways get me in trouble.  Case in point — the last time I went to a new stylist at my favorite salon back home (Rochester, NY), I asked for pretty, subtle, peek-a-boo highlights à la Rachel Weisz.  What I got were bright blond highlights resembling “The Bride of Frankenstein,” according to my father and snicker-stifling husband.  Oops.

However, that trip to the salon wasn’t a total loss — the same stylist who thinks bright blond stripes on brown hair looks “subtle” has surprisingly-solid sense when it comes to caring for color-treated hair.  When asked what she uses, she emphatically proclaimed she swears by Goldwell DualSenses shampoo and conditioner.  Being the avid beauty product hunter that I am, I snatched up the last two bottles in the salon.

And it’s a good thing I did.  While I’ve always been pretty skeptical about color-saving products, Goldwell DualSenses have worked wonders on keeping my post-disaster fixed hair* (thank you, Natural Instincts!) a pretty shade of medium brown until now, after two months of environmental abuse.  In fact, that’s the premise behind the entire product line — to provide defense against the daily factors (read: sun) that stress color-treated hair.  Anti-oxidative pomegranate extract and UV-filters boost this protection while intensifying the color’s brilliance.

goldwell dualsenses color conditionerBoth DualSenses shampoo and conditioner require very little product to work, which is fantastic, because even though they’re not too extravagantly-priced (they’re about $13 each), it’s always good when you can stretch your dollar.  Just a dollop of the shampoo will suds up to a nice foam when you wet your hair, and the conditioner glides on smoothly without feeling overly-heavy.

Have I mentioned how much I love the smell?  I’m head over heels for it.  Officially the company says it smells like this:

“Fruity lively top note of lychee, blackberry, watermelon and raspberry with a flowery middle note of caring lily of the valley and lime-tree blossom on a woody base note.”

My untrained nose think it smells like grapefruit.  Either way, it’s heavenly.

After drying and styling, it’s clear this line is ideal for normal hair – it’s not weighty, but it does retain the perfect level of moisture needed for drier strands.  If you’re looking for a super boost of moisture, Goldwell also offers DualSenses in “Extra Rich” for coarser, dry hair.

So while my salon trip didn’t turn out exactly the way I planned, I don’t regret it at all.  Now I’ve found a fix to keep my color lasting longer — exactly the way it’s meant to be.

*For those of you wondering why I didn’t have the stylist fix the dye job, it was because of a series of several unfortunate factors:  I didn’t notice how bright the highlights were until I walked outside the salon into sunlight; I was the last appointment for the day for a holiday weekend; and the salon was closed until after I needed to go back home to Boston.  I’m sure the stylist would have fixed it if she knew there was a problem at all, so I wish no ill will toward her or the salon and will be back at some point.

Photos courtesy of Goldwell

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