What it is:A shine-enhancing, color-correcting foam gloss treatment for color-treated or graying hair. What it does: Keep your locks looking their best with this gloss that keeps your color vibrant and hair glossy between color treatments. It's the very first foaming gloss to boost shine and maintain the integrity of your color all in a lightweight foaming formula you can use in the shower. Try any of the three formulas to suit your specific needs. Foaming Clear Gloss Ultimate Shine adds a mirror-like finish to hair. Foaming Color Gloss Tones Down Brassiness color-corrects to tone down orange and red tones, and eliminates yellow from gray hair. Foaming Color Gloss Enhances Golden Tones corrects color in dull brown and blonde hair and restores richness and warmth to shades of red. What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens- Sulfates What else you need to know: Rita Hazan's clients have been asking her what they can do to maintain their color all month long. Before she created this product, their only choice was to come back to the salon for a gloss. So, she created a gloss that her clients could do at home. First, she chose foam since it's easy to apply, and then she started testing formulas and shades until she came up with this variety of perfect formulas. This product is safe for pregnant women and women with keratin treatments. The formula does not contain ammonia, peroxide, or alcohol.

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Do you have to wear gloves when you apply this product?

Is this like using hair color where you would have to wear gloves or is it more like a hair conditioner?

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

Anonymous

(Harrison, AR)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

I did not, it's applied in the shower and has no residue. But I didn't get the colored one. It works more like a conditioner. I love this product and will be buying it again! By the way, it did seem to correct the color. Toned down the brassiness of the gold in my hair and made my brunette hair shine like crazy!

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

ronniekitty

(Ann Arbor, MI)

answer 2

No, you do not need to wear gloves with this product! It will not stain hands.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

melissabt

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Foaming Gloss

I have dark brown shoulder length hair with slight greys thoughout. I really have to look at my hair to see the greys...they're individual strands throughout. My question: Which of the 3 foaming gloss products would work to tone down what little grey I have. Would the Ultimate Shine work enough?

asked 1 year, 2 months ago

Anonymous

(Gainesville, FL)

on Foaming Gloss

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I think it just revived my hair completely. What was colored and not colored. I like the shine along. I have the same color and hair type you do and it would bring out your color, but not really hide the gray.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

ronniekitty

(Ann Arbor, MI)

answer 2

For your hair color, I would suggest Enhances Golden Tones! It will help brighten the tone of your hair.

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

melissabt

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How long does it take til you see results?

How long or how many times do you have to use the product before you see a change in your hair?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

misstan

(McLean, VA)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

You should see it once you dry your hair, but it won't be a dramatic change, more subtle. Perhaps if you use it consistently it will be it will be more noticeable to you.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

phytoplage

(Philadelphia PA)

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Hi,
I tried this product 4 times with the best result with a certain shampoo and creme rinse. It does not seem to build up in my hair. The last results were amazing..my hair is very shiny and smooth! I also left the product in for the maximum suggested time.

answered 6 months ago

Cookie68

(Stuart, FL)

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Which type to choose? I have deep brown hair with blonde highlights throughout. Which formula should I choose to rev up my color between highlights?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

girlybeauty

(New York, NY)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

That depends on whether you want your blonde hghlights warm or cool. I don't think you're your deep brown will be affected. You might try applying this product just to your blonde highlights if you have the time.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

phytoplage

(Philadelphia PA)

answer 2

The one for golden tones..it def does its job, toning down brassiness
Plus adds shine..

answered 5 months, 2 weeks ago

frangelo

(Ny NY)

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I do not color my hair, which of these Rita Hazan products should I use if I want to pump up my hair a bit?

I have brownish hair, probably considered on the lighter side. Sometimes in the summer it can look strawberry blondish in the light. I'd love to have it look more strawberry blonde and hope I could achieve that with the help of one of these products. Which do you recommend? I have uploaded a picture. (this is in the winter time, but this is pretty much how it usually looks).

asked 11 months ago

kellyn11

(San Francisco, CA)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

You'd probably want to use a warm one for gold tones, not sure what its called in this line but usually says something like golden blonde.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

phytoplage

(Philadelphia PA)

answer 2

it has color pigments in the formula

answered 7 months ago

lolalolita

(NYC)

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How does it cover grey?

Someone wrote that it kept her grey roots from showing. Which one does that? Im not sure how the clear could do that and the other two seem as though they are to tone down harsh highlights. Thanks for any advice.

asked 11 months ago

caferichardson

(Cincinnati, OH)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

The one that says it tones down brassiness. it's purplish blue.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

phytoplage

(Philadelphia PA)

answer 2

Not great for covering grey, better at bringing out the vibrant color and allows my color to last longer.

answered 5 months, 3 weeks ago

Fojo

(Cedar Rapids, IA)

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tones down brassiness for blonde highlights?

will this help rid my blonde highlights of the slight red tinge they seem to develop a couple of weeks after every single hair appt?? or should i try the product to enhance golden tones? i would rather my highlights lean more towards white blonde than golden blonde...

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

Anonymous

(east)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

If you follow the instructions it will help. I haven't found a product like this that works great yet. You could always go back to your colorist and have him/her reapply a suitable toner for an ash blonde.

answered 2 months, 1 week ago

phytoplage

(Philadelphia PA)

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How long does the gloss last?

I am curious how long the glossiness lasts? Also, I have no idea which product would be best for my hair. I have blonde hair with some light pieces, golden pieces and some brown with of course those pesky grays growing around my hairline and on the top of my head. Any advice?

asked 1 year, 1 month ago

mariposa8

(Seattle, WA)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

I have similar colors in my hair, along with the pesky grays popping up around my hairline. The clear gloss works for me, but I've been curious to try the others. Shine lasts for me for abou a week....but I'm hard on my hair with blowouts and flat irons.

answered 4 months, 2 weeks ago

THeik

(Sugar Land, TX)

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Can this be used if you have a Brazilian Blowout?

asked 11 months ago

blackdog

(Orange County, CA)

on Foaming Gloss

1 answer

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answer 1

yes

answered 7 months ago

lolalolita

(NYC)

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I have dyed red hair, which version should I use?

The colour fades a lot and gets dull in between colourings and I'm looking for something to help with that.

asked 1 month ago

breannad

(Vancouver, BC)

on Foaming Gloss

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answer 1

It depends on the result you are looking for. I have a cool dark red color so I use the blue. For warm or coppery reds I would use the yellow. For shine only use the clear. I love the blue because it knocks out brassiness but doesn't dull the red, and it also seems to seal and condition my hair.

answered 1 month ago

sarg

(Washington, DC)

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