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Conditioners With Benefits
Benefit 1:
Our award-winning Coloring Conditioners were developed to enhance your natural hair color while also delivering hair-healthy, next-level nourishment to your strands.
Benefit 2:
Want salon results every day? Us, too. oVertone conditioners put you in control of your hair color. In under 15 minutes, refresh your shade from the comfort of your shower.
Benefit 3:
Your color, customized to you. Whether you’re platinum blonde and want a darker shade, or you’ve got brown strands and are looking for a richer tone, Basics are here for it.
How to Use
To get the maximum benefits from your Coloring Conditioner:
- Apply to wet or dry hair — we recommend dry hair for maximum color deposit!
- Leave on for 10-15 minutes
- Rinse thoroughly with warm or hot water
- Style as usual
- Reapply whenever hair feels dry or needs a surge of extra color
Will this work on my hair?
This shade covers most hair colors.
@youremynirvana
I’ve been using oVertone since 2016, and they've never disappointed me. If you haven't tried their products, what are you waiting for?
@frankietavares
So happy that I have found a product that keeps my color intact and fresh without penetrating and damaging my hair.
@amandarrwalker
I can easily switch up my highlighted curls to my natural dark brown tresses — no worries about damaging my curl pattern!
There’s even more info, inspo, & IRL content on the blog:
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