Keracolor + Clenditioner|| Darken your hair at home without having to go to the Salon! 

Haha thank you so much! You’re so sweet! I swear by this product! If you end up trying it, lmk!

@@xofabiigarcia867 I ended up buying it and I LOVE IT!! (Same color) Finally found something to get rid of the red tint in my hair from the sun without dying it again!

I just bought this 20 minutes ago & my hair tends to frizz, does this tame and smooth the hair a bit like with freshly dyed hair ?

Thanks boo! I love this product! Hope you enjoy it as well :)

I typically shampoo the day before and then use the clenditioner. What color did you buy?

Oh no! Did it atleast help make your hair silky and shiny?

Thank you, I appreciate that ❤ At the time I was using Brow Bar by Reema. She has an eyebrow kit. Happy Friday! 🤓

You can’t go wrong with this! Lol hope you like it!

It will darken it a little bit but it’s not a permanent color and it’s not a drastic difference. It will wash away eventually, but it will give your hair some shine and softness ☺️

@@xofabiigarcia867 Thank you.😊

Thank you baby boy ❤️

Thank you! It’s Newer lights from Amazon

Me 2 times… same espresso color ….not covering grey so u might need to mix with dying product. But there are new natural color shampoo from korea. Daily use!!!

Yes I have. I have stubborn white hairs, and since my natural hair color is very dark brown, I find that this is the best semi permanent hair color that makes them blend the best. Semi permanent color (such as keracolor) does not lift the hair cuticle, which means it doesn’t cause any damage, but that also means that it can’t stick to hair for very long. White/grey hair is known to be resistant to hair dye, even full permanent hair dye! I’ve tried Dphue and keracolor, and I can honestly say that keracolor makes my white hairs blend in better. Again, it’s not complete coverage, but it makes them less obvious. I use Keracolor in espresso. If you want to try something new that will give you better grey coverage without damaging your hair, go to Sally’s and get a 10 volume cream developer of any brand and one bottle of Chi Ionic shine hair color. I swear this stuff works as good as the Redken Eq shades only available at salons! It makes your hair so shiny and no damage! Dip your tinting brush into the unmixed color and apply it directly to the resistant greys. They do this at salons for people with hard-to-cover greys. Then, mix the one bottle of chi ionic and one small bottle of 10 vol developer, and apply starting at the roots. I have long thick hair, and one bottle is enough and I’ll tell you why. After you apply this mixture to your roots and halfway down your hair, you’ll put your hair up, blow dry your hair with low heat for 10 minutes (makes the color absorb better), then let it sit for another 20 minutes. After that, you will rinse it off. But the way you rinse is important. Get your hair slightly damp, then create a lather ALL OVER, so the hair color you applied to your scalp can cover the rest of the hair. Wait a minute, then continue to rinse as usual. Doing it this way eliminates any possible damage (if you already have severely damaged hair), while still adequately covering your entire head of hair with color. Chi ionic is honestly the best because it does not stink like hair dye, it doesn’t burn your eyes or lungs when using it, and the gloss you’ll have for the next 2 weeks is amazing. You can retouch every month or so. I really took the time to write out this comment because I swear by this stuff. I get salon quality results, and no more hair breakage. :)

@@ruthie_rosario thanks for the details!

@@ruthie_rosariothanks for the details