Clairol Professional Beautiful Advanced Gray Solutions 6g Light Golden Chestnut, 3 oz

Doesn't cover grey at all and washes out after 2 shampoos at best

Easy to use and does not have an offensive smell but unfortunately, my hair become so dry and brittle.

Solo sirvió para manchar mi cortina del baño. Me alcanzó para 2 veces, la 1era seguí las instrucciones al pie de la letra (ponérselo en pelo lavado y húmedo, secado con toalla) pensé que lo había hecho mal porque no cubrió las canas, que no había usado suficiente cantidad. La 2da vez lo hice con cabello sin lavar y seco como indica la mayoría de los tintes, me alcanzó perfecto para cubrir todo el cabello y las canas siguen ahí! Una perdida de tiempo y dinero! Además de todo me mandaron un color diferente al que pedí.

I am super happy with this semi-permanent hair color. My goal is to grow out my gray underneath the semi permanent color so that I can one day wash out the color completely and see what’s going on there and then either have fun with semi permanent color or if I’m lazy or too old to care just let it go. I’m sorry about not posting a picture, but I’d rather not have my images on Amazon. Out of laziness I have been coloring my hair dark golden blonde with permanent color just so that the gray regrowth is less noticeable and I don’t have to color it the second it comes in. It’s been okay but I have felt a little washed out and I don’t like that red thing that happens at the roots when you lift to a couple shades lighter than your natural color. I think I’ve found the answer with using a combination of Rich Walnut and Golden Chestnut of this hair color. I start by using Rich Walnut on about the first inch of hair growth from my scalp. I do all of my roots this way and then using a gloved hand I put some Rich Walnut hair color and work it into the full length of just the darkest part of my hair in the back, underneath the hair that shows from the top. I am very careful to not put the Rich walnut on the top hairs – I want to keep them lighter. Then I work the Golden Chestnut into the rest of my hair, sometimes mixing a little Rich Walnut into it before applying it. I just make sure I have my whole hair saturated with the Golden Chestnut before starting the clock. It comes out beautifully! The roots are darker but it looks rich and natural – it’s kind of like adding low lights I guess. This method avoids that weird red roots issue but still gives you the lightness on top, like you’ve had highlights done. The transition from the dark to light color is very natural too, not abrupt. These particular colors are warm colors so if your skin can’t take a warm color this probably won’t work well, but for me it’s perfect. I really couldn’t be happier. I haven’t gone through a whole color cycle yet time wise. I bathe more often but I wash my hair 2x per week. I wash my hair now in the sink in cold water (no way I’m taking a cold shower haha) with sulfate free shampoo and the color is holding well, fading as expected but at a nice slow pace. This is the first semi permanent hair color that has stayed in my hair for more than a couple of washes. I am very, very happy.

So easy to use, and everyoe loves the visible results, I love how soft my hair felt after using it. It covered grey perfectly. My hair tends to respond in a reddish tint, so I will be buying a slighly different shade until I find the perfect one. But it looks natural, and I have had several questions and compliments. (the questions being did I do somethhing to colour it, as it really looks natural) It was easy clean up, and there was no discoulartion on my face, hands or the bathtub. o marks on the towel I used on my hair to dry it immediately after rinsing it out.

Does the job but smells ammoniac