
Ruth’s pick
SILVINA Grey Hair Duo
Shampoo and conditioner that work as a team. Silver deserves a power couple.
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“I have never worried about my silver hair, or what others thought much to be fair. I couldn’t be bothered to sit in a vanity chair. I noticed my first grey hair in my teens, by my late twenties my temples were white and I welcomed the stripes. By my late 30’s I had white highlights everywhere and kept getting asked ‘who does my color’?! Now in my late 40’s, with less brown and more and more silver, I am lucky to embrace my authenticity and celebrate the journey of all that brought me here.”
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Ruth’s pick
Shampoo and conditioner that work as a team. Silver deserves a power couple.
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Ruth’s pick
Cleanses without drying and keeps silver bright. Pure shine, darling.
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Ruth’s pick
Brightens silver and white strands, bye to yellow. Soft, cool and luminous.
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Ruth’s pick
A purple oil that tames brassiness over time. Silver stays cool and bright.
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Ruth’s pick
A leave-in spray that detangles silver strands. Brush through and breeze out.
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