Davines MINU Shampoo, Color Retention Shampoo For Colored, Treated Hair, Protects & Keeps Hair Bright, Shiny For Longer

Love this brand and first time trying this shampoo. Love it!!

Cleans and hydrates well

I pay a lot of money to get ny hair colored. The shampoo does a great job protecting it.

My favorite shampoo—pricey but with the money!

The product is great. At $4.05 per ounce the bottle should be full and sealed. It was not. Amazon should offer 32 0z size which provides a price break.

My hairdressers recommended this product to me. They worked at the same salon, and were endorsed by them, but they liked Davines products better than Redken and made the switch. A little goes a long way. I use a larger, ½ dollar sized amount due to how thick my hair is, and how oily my hair gets after not washing for a few days.This bottle has lasted me 3 months and I still haven't run out yet. I wash my hair 2-3 times a week and have split dye hair. I didn't need to refresh my color with color deposit shampoo/conditioner for a month. With other cheap "salon grade" shampoos, I would have to refresh the color twice as much or deal with the faded color. I dyed my own hair with BlondeMe bleach powder, Ion Soyplex 20 vol developer, IroIro and Ion Brilliance colors, and Saloncare 10 vol developer. I believe the IroIro color contributed to the color lasting a long time; I would always fade on the purple side, but the pink stayed on my hair really well.I see a lot of reviews about the later, but it doesn't really lather well for me. It just slides over the scalp and hair with little later, but again, that could be due to the oily hair.I have seen complaints in other comments about the smell. It should smell like bamboo and waterfalls, not ashtray. You should send it back if it doesn't smell right. Could be a bad batch or product.I would buy the conditioner once to see if it is any different, but my hairdressers say that shampoo is the most important since it is for the scalp: the part that grows the hair. I still use Tresseme keratin color conditioner.

Davines Minu shampoo for color treated hair smells great, creates good lather with a small amount & leaves your hair clean & shiny.

I thought all the hype about farm to table, for shampoo, was just a ploy. But this shampoo is far better than the drugstore varieties and frankly, other salon shampoos I have tried. I have medium length, colored, fine hair but alot of it and have used good shampoos for many years. My hair has never looked better since using this shampoo. My friend stayed with me, who has SHORT, coarse, thick hair and she also loved it and could tell a real difference, even in her color, after using it. And the smell is delicious! Davines conditioner is also great......a little pricier than drug store brand but for me, you get what you pay for.