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VELVET shampoo for coloured and porous hair, for gentle cleansing and colour stability, pH 5, Shampoo Velvet
Product category
LUNEVA shampoos — professional cleansing for every hair type
Daily washing, colour protection, deep cleansing, sebum regulation and care for curls.
Products
Shampoos by job
Gentle daily washing, colour support, deep cleansing before colouring and sebum regulation. There are toning formulas with direct pigments — they refresh the shade between toning sessions.
Whole catalogue
VELVET shampoo for coloured and porous hair, for gentle cleansing and colour stability, pH 5, Shampoo Velvet
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Toning shampoo for colour maintenance LUNÉVA Orchid Ice, 300 ml
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LUNÉVA Silver Shadow toning hair shampoo (Silver), 300 ml
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LUNÉVA Toasted Almond toning hair shampoo (beige), 300 ml
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Shampoo for coloured hair — colour holds longer, pH 4.0–4.2 Daeli post color
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Chelating shampoo for deep cleansing from metals and mineral deposits PRO DETOX-CHELATE, 250 ml
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Shampoo for deep cleansing from sebum, styling products and silicones DeepClean Pro Shampoo, 300 ml
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Sebum-regulating shampoo against oily scalp BALANCE CLEANSE
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Cream shampoo for gentle cleansing, for sensitive scalp and porous, dry and normal hair
Where care begins
Washing decides more than it seems
LUNEVA shampoos are built for specific jobs: gentle daily washing, colour protection, deep cleansing before colouring, sebum regulation and care for curls. Mild surfactants, a physiological pH and active complexes cleanse without over-drying and keep the scalp in balance. Every formula is a professional tool: choose your shampoo by hair and scalp type and get clean, light, well-kept hair from the first wash.
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Hair gets oily quickly at the roots
Often this is the skin responding to aggressive cleansing: the harder you strip it, the more actively it works. Mild surfactants and a physiological pH break that cycle.
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Colour washes out after a few washes
After colouring the cuticle is open and pigment goes down the drain. Shampoos for coloured hair cleanse more gently and stabilise the colour.
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Your scalp reacts to ordinary products
Itching, tightness or flaking is a reason to switch to a sulphate-free formula with soothing ingredients.
Other formats
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Body care
Body care
Gentle cleansing and lamellar repair for sensitive and dry skin.
Conditioners
Conditioners
Lamellar and liposomal technologies: a closed cuticle, easy combing, colour preserved.
Hair masks
Hair masks
Lipid, molecular and lamellar formulas against dryness, breakage, porosity and loss of shine.
Leave-in care
Leave-in care
Creams, sprays and gel-creams: heat protection, anti-static, control over curl shape.
How to build the ritual
Washing properly
Shampoo works with the scalp, not the lengths: the lather running down is enough to cleanse the ends. A second lathering is only needed after styling products or oils.
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Spread it over the scalp
Lather in your palms and apply to the roots, massaging with your fingertips rather than your nails.
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Do not rub the lengths
The ends are cleansed by the lather running down. Mechanical friction only lifts the cuticle.
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Rinse and close with care
After shampoo, conditioner or a mask is essential: washing opens the cuticle, and care closes it.
FAQ
Answers before you buy
Can I wash my hair every day?
Yes, if the shampoo is gentle and matched to your scalp. The problem is not the frequency but how aggressive the formula is.
What is a toning shampoo and who needs it?
It is a shampoo with direct pigments: it refreshes the shade between toning sessions. Lightened and coloured hair needs it when the colour starts to turn warmer.
How long should I leave a toning shampoo on?
Start with less time than stated and watch the result. On porous lengths the pigment takes faster and can go on unevenly.
Why is my hair dry after shampoo?
Most often it is cleansing that is too strong, or no care after washing. Try a gentler formula and always close the wash with conditioner.
Do I need a separate shampoo before colouring?
Yes, if styling products or silicones have built up on the hair. Deep cleansing helps the colour go on more evenly.
How much shampoo should I use at a time?
For medium-length hair — roughly a coin-sized amount. More does not mean cleaner: an excess rinses out less easily.