How to Get Rid of Brassiness on Brown Hair

Redken Color Extend Brownlights Blue Toning Sulfate-Free Shampoo

This sulfate-free blue shampoo is perfect for keeping brown hair cool-toned — not brassy — in between dye appointments or at-home treatments. It can also be used on natural brunette hair that develops orange undertones.

L'Oréal Paris EverPure Sulfate Free Brass Toning Purple Shampoo

What if you have brown hair with blonde highlights? This purple shampoo is up for the job. Swap your regular shampoo for it one to two times a week to keep unwanted orange or yellow tones from developing.

COLOR WOW Color Control Blue Toning + Styling Foam for Brunette

This innovative, tinted foam neutralizes brassy tones and improves hair elasticity so it looks bouncy and healthy. You can apply the leave-in product all over or just on certain areas.

IGK Mixed Feelings Leave-In Brunette Toning Drops

If you need to tone your hair but love your current shampoo, these drops are a must-have. They can be mixed with any of your fave hair products, including shampoo, styling creams or leave-in oils.

Brite No Orange Hair Mask

For a more intensive treatment, try a blue hair mask like this one. Each $5 pouch is resealable and can be used two to three times.

Garnier Nutrisse Color Reviver in Warm Brown

To achieve a good warm tone versus a brassy one, this nourishing five-minute treatment should be in your shower. It adds vibrancy to color-treated hair that’s faded so you can keep that dye job looking fresh longer.