Purple shampoo deposits violet pigment that cancels yellow and brassy tones in blonde, silver, and highlighted hair. We compared strength and ease of use.
| # | Product | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fanola No Yellow Purple Shampoo | Best Overall |
| 2 | Joico Color Balance Purple Shampoo | Best Everyday |
| 3 | Matrix So Silver Purple Shampoo | Best for Silver Hair |
| 4 | Joico Color Balance Purple Shampoo & Conditioner Set | Best Set |
Use purple shampoo once or twice a week, not every wash, or hair can take on a lilac tint.
Leave it on longer for more toning; wear gloves to avoid staining hands.

Fanola's No Yellow is a highly pigmented purple shampoo loved by salon pros for cancelling brassy tones in blonde, bleached, and gray hair.
Start with a short leave-in time; it's strong.

Joico's Color Balance Purple neutralizes yellow tones and adds shine, with a paraben-free formula.
Easier to use regularly than very strong formulas.

Matrix So Silver is a vegan, color-depositing shampoo that brightens and tones.
Popular for gray and silver hair.

The matching conditioner adds moisture after toning.
A great set for blondes who want an easy routine.
We compared purple shampoos on toning strength and how easy each is to use regularly.