COLOR ET SOIN

The Color Et Soin line from 3 CHENES is designed around one idea: hair that has been colored has different care needs to natural hair. This small, focused range groups a leave-in style care product with two shade-specific shampoos and a matching after-shampoo balm, so you can build a simple routine around your hair tone and texture.

How the Color Et Soin range is put together

3 CHENES splits its shampoos by hair tone rather than offering a single all-purpose formula. The 3 CHENES Color & Soin Shampoing Cheveux Clairs is aimed at lighter hair, while the 3 CHENES Color & Soin Shampoing Cheveux Fonces is formulated with darker hair in mind. Choosing the shampoo that matches your base tone is the starting point of the routine, and it's worth checking the label to confirm which variant suits your hair before adding it to your basket.

Alongside the shampoos sits the 3 CHENES Color Et Soin 135ml, a compact-format product that fits into a color-care routine as a complementary step, and the 3 CHENES Color & Soin Baume Capillaire Apres Shampoing, an after-shampoo balm meant to follow on from washing. Used together, the shampoo-plus-balm pairing gives a two-step wash routine, while the 135ml format offers a lighter, travel-friendly option.

Choosing within the Color et Soin category

Start by identifying your hair tone — light or dark — and pick the matching shampoo from this collection. From there, the after-shampoo balm is a natural next step for anyone who wants a rinse-out finishing product as part of the same routine. If you're building out a broader color-care regimen, it's worth browsing our wider Hair Care Products selection or the dedicated Hair Coloration range for products used before or during coloring. For everyday washing beyond this line, our general Shampoos collection and Conditioner range offer more options, and if you're curious how other color-care brands compare, take a look at L'Oreal Paris Color Care or the PHYTO Color Kit Foundation line.

As with any hair or cosmetic product, check the full ingredient list and usage instructions on the packaging, and speak with a pharmacist or hair professional if you have specific concerns about your hair or scalp before introducing a new product into your routine.