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AG Hair recognizes its Sterling Silver Toning Shampoo and Conditioner in the brand's Hero Series, which celebrates AG's bestselling products. Having launched almost 20 years ago, Sterling Silver Toning Shampoo and Conditioner remain a popular product for blondes and silvers to stay bright, not brassy.

AG Hair recognizes its Sterling Silver Toning Shampoo and Conditioner in the brand's Hero Series, which celebrates AG's bestselling products. Having launched almost 20 years ago, Sterling Silver Toning Shampoo and Conditioner remain a popular product for blondes and silvers to stay bright, not brassy.
Sterling Silver Toning Shampoo is specially formulated with a violet base to remove dullness and brassiness, leaving blonde and silver hair looking cleaner and brighter.
Sterling Silver Toning Conditioner also works to eliminate brassy, yellow tones from blonde and silver hair with its violet base, while providing moisture, condition and luster to hair.
Right now, AG Hair is also offering a Limited Edition Colour To Go Kit with travel-sized bottles of color-care products. The kit includes Colour Savour Sulfate-Free Shampoo, Colour Savour Colour Protection Conditioner, BB Cream Total Benefit Hair Primer, Ultradynamics Extra-Firm Finishing Spray, plus a bonus Sterling Silver Shampoo and Conditioner sachet. All contain AG's CARE (Colour And Radiance Enhancing) Complex that extends the life and vibrancy of colour and provides protection against UV rays.
For more information, visit aghair.com.
Originally posted on Modern Salon

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