Can I use this on bleached, highlighted, or very porous hair without the tone turning too intense or uneven? — Hair Color Shampoo "Honey" 40 ml – Victoria Beauty

Bleached, highlighted, or chemically damaged hair has an open cuticle that grabs direct pigments aggressively. The honey shade can develop significantly darker, warmer, or even slightly orange on very porous sections, especially at the ends. Before full application, apply a small amount to a hidden strand (e.g., underneath at the nape), leave for the recommended time, rinse, and evaluate. If the test strand looks too intense, you can dilute the shampoo with your regular shampoo 1:1, reduce the leave-on time to 1–2 minutes, or apply only to the mid-lengths and ends that need warmth, avoiding the most porous areas. The rich lather helps distribution, but uneven porosity can still cause patchiness. After rinsing, a cool-water rinse and a light conditioner help close the cuticle and lock in a more even tone. If you have recently bleached hair, wait at least one week and ensure the hair is in good condition before using any tinted product.