I tried 4 color depositing shampoos and here is how each brand differs. 

Thank you! It's so hard to find reviews on productyct for natural redheads! Will definitely be trying the watercolors:)

Omg. I have noticed my red has become so dull. I'm 32. Always had aburn colored hair. Lately I've noticed it's much lighter. Which is nice because it lost some of the brown but my red isn't as red anymore and I am looking to improve it. Thank you so much for this video!!! ❤

I am a redhead with a deeper shade of red, and as certain spots are starting to fade (to white, because time is mean), I have found at least moderate success with Quantum Riveting Reds depositing shampoo and conditioner. I would be very interested in seeing how it stacks up against some of the other brands. I hope you can get a list of a few more brands and keep on with the before and after comparisons. Maybe, if you trim off the bleached ends, you can use the hair to do some side by side comparison testing so that you don't have to change your entire color every couple of months. I'm rooting for you to find the best and easiest to use variety!!

Thank you for the video! It's hard to tell which products to use. I just started using Gingerful on my Strawberry Blonde hair. I've always wanted more coppery hair so maybe I'll try the water color after a couple months. Would love an update if you ever tried something new!

I've been looking for a video like this for so long! Thank you!!

Please try kericolor copper! Put it on dry hair for an hour, life changing I promise. It’s made my lighter reddish/blonde hair a very pretty, copper red

Thank you for sharing. I’m your blonde opposite. I started off as a PLATINUM child/teen...and then started to darken in my 20s to a dirty blonde (also in Florida) so the summer highlights kept it acceptable. Then I moved to the PNW and lost the Sun streaking 😢 and started bleaching my hair to keep the look. A decade later, my natural curl was destroyed and my hair was straw. It finally broke off so badly on a retouch that my stylist insisted I had to switch to color. Brown, red, or Black. Being of Scottish/Norwegian ancestry, I have green eyes (but can tan! 😂) so I chose Red. It’s been about 3 years now and I’ve decided Red definitely looks better on me, but Covid forced us back to Florida for jobs and maintaining Red down here is definitely 😭😭😭. Appreciate the video!!!

this was extraordinarily helpful. THANK YOU!!

You are so beautiful and love your freckles

John Frieda should be used with the conditioner. Then it gives you quite a deep but looking natural red colour.

Thanks so much for posting this! Do these products have variants that work for brown hair?

The whole time I was thinking that I loved how your hair was in the video before you even started. I still think that is true. The pink is probably from bleach as you said and it looks a little damaged and dry at the ends. Hate to see that beautiful hair trimmed but I love the look of your hair in this video.

i want to try ginger shampoo this video was really informative!

Old video but have you tried Wella?

I was born a ginger as a baby then it turned brownish in my school years.then as I transitioned to uni it started lightening like crazy now in my early twenties it's auburn but my eyebrows and beard always stayed ginger😂😂 it's weird so I try to color deposit my hair to get it orangier

Did you eventually find a good tone from the Watercolor Shampoo? 😊

You are beautiful and beautiful your hair ❤

Where do you buy the Watercolor shampoos? They're so hard to find!

Color lux copper conditioner

Hi, how long does the color with water color last?

no I just spend 40 bucks buying the radiant red John Frieda gahhhh