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Fanola

Fanola No Red Green Toning Shampoo

  • Green pigment neutralizes red tones
  • Leave 1-5 minutes, then rinse
  • Apply wearing gloves
  • Color-safe for dyed dark hair
  • Made in Italy

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A green-pigment shampoo that cools red tones in dark and dyed brunette hair. It stains, so gloves are a must, and it does nothing for blonde brassiness.

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ASIN: B0CLVN3H2HCategory: Hair Shampoos

Overview

Green pigment cancels unwanted red in the Fanola Wonder No Red shampoo, a toning wash for dark, dyed and chemically treated hair. Left on for a few minutes, it evens and cools brunette tones.

Regular toning at home stops dark hair from turning red between dye jobs. It is pigmented, so gloves are needed and timing changes the result.

Who it's for

Dark natural, dyed and chemically treated hair that pulls red or copper. Blondes should use a purple or blue toner.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Neutralizes red tones
  • Softens and adds shine
  • Adjustable toning time
Cons
  • Gloves needed to avoid staining
  • Only for red tones in dark hair
  • Volume not in bullets

Performance notes

Green lies opposite red on the color wheel, so the pigment cancels warm red reflections. Longer contact deposits more green, which deepens the cooling effect.

Specifications

BrandFanola
Hair TypeNatural, dyed dark, chemically treated
Active IngredientsGreen pigment
Product BenefitsNeutralizes red tones, softness, shine
Suitable Hair ColorBrunette, dark
Recommended Uses For ProductWet hair, gloves, leave 1-5 minutes, rinse

Frequently asked questions

Is Fanola No Red a purple shampoo?

No. It uses green pigment to target red hues in dark hair.

How long do I leave Fanola No Red on?

Massage into wet hair wearing gloves and leave for 1-5 minutes before rinsing.

Is it safe for colored hair?

Yes. It is described as color safe.