Yep, ever since Marilyn Monroe proved what platinum could do for all the Norma Jeans, blonde has had an undying allure. Of course, it's hell to maintain. Evidence of your God-given mousiness starts to surface weeks after a dye job.
Conditioners work better than shampoos, whose dye agents rinse out easier.
All the lines listed here, with the exception of Graham Webb, make formulas for dyed hair of all shades. Well, it depends on what shade you're after. Like many, many shampoos, ARTec's white-violet version uses as its main cleansing ingredient the harsh sodium lauryl sulfate, which, depending on the healthiness of your hair, can be too drying. Hairstylists custom-blend ARTec at the salon, throwing in a mixture of differently hued goop and moisturizers to correspond with your freshly tinged 'do. Premixed formulas like the white violet are sold off the rack.