Is this shampoo suitable for color-treated hair and will it strip color?

The product information explicitly states it is a good fit for regular use if your hair is colour-treated. The formula avoids silicones, mineral oil, fragrance, and dyes, which reduces the risk of build-up that can dull colour over time. While the full ingredient list (including the specific surfactants) is not provided in the source, the positioning as a strengthening shampoo for hair stressed by colouring suggests a milder cleansing base than deep-clarifying or anti-dandruff shampoos that can accelerate colour fade. To maximise colour retention, use lukewarm rather than hot water, limit washing frequency to what your scalp needs, and always follow with a conditioner or mask to seal the cuticle and protect the lengths. If you have recently coloured your hair, check with your colourist for any product-specific aftercare advice, as some professional colour lines recommend waiting 48–72 hours before the first wash.