Glaze Super Gloss Color Conditioning Gloss – Honey Blonde for Medium to Dark Blonde Hair – Rinse Out Semi-Permanent Hair Gloss that Enhances Color and Boosts Shine & Hydration

Glaze products are awesome! This is the 2nd time I’ve purchased from them. The glace cherry is very pretty but does apply darker than shown which isn’t a problem since your color will fade. I applied it after washing my hair as a conditioner to my entire head; application was extremely easy and I was able to leave it on in the shower. I didn’t use gloves and it didn’t stain my shower, hands, body or face. The previous times I used one of the brown ones it did stain my bathroom but I was pleasantly surprised to see that the red didn’t! This is the perfect product if you are low maintenance and don’t want to have to spend a while applying dye. My hair loves it and feels healthy and soft.

Absolutely do not recommend this. I bought the “Beach Blonde” color, only wanting to refresh my already blonde hair and give it a little boost of color and shine. Instead, I was left with red hair. While it was easy enough to put on, it was annoyingly difficult to get out of the bottle. The mix was darker than I anticipated once I got it out, but I was fine with a darker shade of blonde. The shine and softness are what you’d expect from a product of this price. However, I was NOT okay with ending up with red hair. I messaged the company with photos and their response was “hi there, we're so sorry to hear you didn't love your results. Unfortunately as mentioned on our site, Super Gloss is designed to enhance your shade, not for a total transformation and using it on blonde, bleached or more porous hair risks staining. Luckily, you will find that the color should fade after 10 washes. To speed up the process, you can use a clarifying or detoxifying shampoo.” I replied and explained that I was only wanting to refresh my blonde, hence getting “Beach Blonde”, not a “total transformation” like they suggested. I never once said I wanted a total transformation. Further responses from the company said Glaze is not compatible with blonde hair and only instructed me to use a clarifying shampoo to get it out quicker. Misleading product, lousy customer service.

I've been doing my own hair and some others for years. Primarily coloring and some corrections. Helpful tips below: -My hair is straight/wavy, and the more sealed the cuticles are, the more wave clumps my hair can form and of course, less tangled -I use this GLAZE instead of semi-perm dye alone because it's good for sealing your cuticles temporarily (makes my frazzled ends presentable before I decide to chop them) -IF YOU HAVE LIGHT YELLOW BASED HAIR/Blonde -IF chose BLAZING BROWN which I knew read as Ash Brown, some of the bad reviews for this color might be from someone not used to dying with "ash" colors. If any dye reads ASH in it and is medium toned, it has blue in it. Blue and YELLOW turns greenish. Blue and blond turns blue lol. And if you have light ash brown hair, use at your own risk, do a PATCH TEST, because leaving it on too long may turn it blue. -BLAZING BROWN is AWESOME if you have medium black/brown hair with orangeish brassy highlights. The blue in the product neutralizes the brass well. If you have blond ends like me be careful as they may turn blue, I mix it with light pink at the ends to counteract the blue abit. PINK(red) cancels out green, so it helps prevent my ends from turning green. -Sometimes the badish reviews are user error, I've been doing hair for years and I still look at the color wheel as I'm mixing 😆🌚 PACKAGING: -I nearly have up on this even though I love the product itself, because the terrible packaging. I hope this company puts this in a squeeze tube. -Some of these are liquidly and perhaps newer?? Some may have been sitting in the warehouse under who knows what conditions or time lol. -SOLUTION : I diluted it just barely with hot (hot to the touch not boiling, like I wouldn't be able to hold my hand in the water) water at a flat quarter size for half the bottle. Less is more, if I could avoid diluting it I would. The goal is to use the water to just get heat moving though the product and loosen some viscosity because if you had trouble with the packaging like me your product probably looks like viscous jello and is a pain to get out of the bottle. Cap it and shake it, should come out easier. You do NOT want a liquid texture, so go a little at a time with the water only using what you need. You'll need to shake before use once you add water. You want a thick LOTION texture. Lmao. For those of us at home 😆 Have fun guys.

It did the job considering the price point. For reference, I went to the salon and had a cowboy copper tone put on top of my previously lightened/blonde hair (stylist did fill my hair with a darker tone first) and after a few weeks it had faded mostly to a very light red and some pieces of my hair were mostly back to blonde. The pic of the side with me in green is my faded hair before using this. The after pic in the sun (ignore how yellow my face is lol, that foundation was supposed to be “cool toned”). The final pic is what i’m left with after 3 washes. So with this, I put it on dry hair, did half my head at a time and left on for probably about 30 minutes before rinsing out each side. Overall, I would use this again but a few things to consider: Cons: These other reviews are right, the packaging is awful when trying to get it out. I ended up putting it in a mixing bowl for easier access. The cherry glacé was a nice color, but I rinsed my full head that same night thinking it looked fine and the next morning it was obvious that it left some of my hair really, really pink/almost purple looking. Just rinsing with water wasn’t enough I guess. I ended up fully washing it that morning to remove some more and it finally was more like the comparison photo they included. So, cherry definitely has a pink undertone, keep that in mind. Also, now that’s it’s faded out it’s given my hair a grayish brown tone on some pieces, cherry glacé probably was too dark of an undertone for my previous hair. This is also only lasted 3 washes and I only wash my hair about once a week. I use a pH balanced/sulfate free shampoo and rinse in cool water. Pros: Smells really good, left my hair super soft. Didn’t need to condition after using and I have semi curly/wavy hair so it’s prone to frizzing without proper conditioning. This left my hair smooth. The color itself did look really nice. It goes on smoothly and was easy to saturate each strand/didn’t dry out while I was putting it on. It also definitely applied to my new growth/roots and made them blend with the rest of my hair which is hard to come by with similar products. Price is good. I used gloves and definitely got this on parts of my face and arms but it didn’t stain my skin or my shower (but did stain my sink so make sure to cover that). Would definitely use this again but I think I’ll try the copper tone this time around to see if that gives me more of the undertone I want when fading.

I wanted the impact of going red without the commitment, which lead me down the rabbit hole of color depositing hair masks. Honestly, I went with this one becuase of the price and convenience of ordering it on Amazon. I would recommend having a friend on stand by to help you out this in your hair; it’s super difficult to make sure it’s fully covered on your own. The design of the bottle also make it’s hard to squeeze without an extra set of hands. I have very fine, but dense hair and my partner and I spent over an hour making sure it was fully saturated, section by section. In the first picture you will see natural, virgin hair - dirty blonde with some natural low & highlights. The color looked good as I let it sit for 20 minutes and I was getting excited, but when I rinsed it out I was so disappointed there wasn’t much color pay off. So I tried again. And then again. After 3 times, I was content with the way the color turned out (picture 2) but then I went out into the sun 😳. Natural light made it glaring obvious where the color didn’t take and made it look like a bad, patchy dye job. I wore my hair up whenever I was outside but I suppose the silver lining is that, when indoors (where I spend 99% of my time) my hair looked fine - Good, even! After all 3 applications, I ended up using the entire bottle on my collar bone length hair trying to even the color out, but no luck (3rd picture). At this point, I accepted it for what it was and figured it would wash out eventually so no worries. It has been 2 weeks since my initial application and I have washed my hair probably 4 times, but shampoo twice each shower to speed up the fading process. The problem is, though, the color has almost complete washed out of my roots and baby hairs, but is staying pretty saturated on the ends. I know the company does warn of staining on light blonde hair, and I do have some naturally lighter pieces, so I took that risk when I applied it. but It seems to have washed off of the lightest parts and is clinging to the rest? it looks bizarre to have blonde roots and red ends. I think the intended use of this product is to refresh hair that is already that color, not offer drastic color changes. I also didn’t really notice my hair being any softer (in fact, I lost ALOT of hair in the “dying” process but I can’t 100% say it’s because of this product). TL;DR I wouldn’t recommend using this to drastically change your hair color b/c the bottle design is hard to use, the color didn’t apply uniformly, and it doesn’t fade/wash out evenly.

I wasn't sure what to make of this, as it wasn't staining anything and it wiped easily from my skin, so I wasn't sure how well this was going to stick, but I was pleasantly surprised. My hair was highlighted last year and I dyed over it at least 6 months ago and had been trying to grow out my natural color which is a medium ashy brown, so with the color fading and my highlights poking through my hair was like 4 different colors. I applied this to my reddish/brown colored hair - pic 1. It went on with a very purple/burgundy tone. Pic 2. And when I rinsed, the color looked grey at the bottom of the tub so I wasn't sure what to expect when my hair dried. The after (pic 3 in a ponytail) actually didnt change my roots too much which is fine because I expected my natural color from "Blazing Brown" which is described as ashy brown. Over the reddish brown, it turned much darker but still an ashy color and covered the reddish tones. Overall I'm very satisfied and my hair was suuuper smooth after rinsing, which is what the point of a "gloss" dye is? I have long hair to the lower back and still had some of the bottle left over, so great quality/result and price, especially for someone who has shorter hair and can get more than one use from the bottle.

I really wanted to like these. First off, this glaze color darkens your hair tremendously. I wasn't prepared for that. It also stains any light colored colored towels. I was super careful to rinse my hair until the water ran clear. I've been dying my hair since I was a teenager so I'm very careful about getting all the color out when rinsing but this stuff was still staining my towels after 3 additional washes. It is a pretty color but, not really worth the mess. Not the shine that I expected. Won't buy again.

I recently got hair extensions that were the slightest bit “more brown” than my own hair which had some brassy orange/red tones in it from the sun over the summer. I knew dying my hair would have made my own hair too dark for the extensions, so I started researching different glosses/toners and came upon this one! I ordered the blazing brunette as it said it was an ash tone (greens & blues to cancel out the orange & red tones) & it worked perfectly! The after picture doesn’t quite do the results justice, the camera is definitely picking up more red/orange than is really there looking at in person. The bottle is definitely hard to use but I wouldn’t really knock a star off for that because the results were perfect. My hair is very shiny & the color looks very revived & natural! THIS IS NOT A HAIR DYE this is a TONER / GLOSS so please for the love of great hair do NOT use this as a hair dye - if you have lighter hair & get too dark of a color it CAN & WILL turn your hair blue, green, etc. because that is exactly what it’s meant to do for darker hair like mine where I needed to get rid of the reds/oranges in my hair. Glaze does have a color quiz & color chart on their website that I found super helpful in selecting a color so I recommend using that as well! I would definitely purchase this again in the future.

Love this. Color is great and makes hair so glossy and healthy

On time delivery, great product,, Thank you ☺️

As mentioned before the bottle is very stiff and so it's hard to get the product out specially with gloves (which are not included btw). I did see that my hair was a tone darker after I applied this but the effect didn't last very long so I wouldn't get this again.

I am not sure why so many negative reviews, but I am more than happy with Glaze. I tend to change my hair colour often, and I've tried different shades of Glaze, each time with good results. One thing to remember is that this is not a hair dye, therefore it needs to match closely your hair colour. Last one I've tried was blazing brown, on a medium blonde hair. It gives depth and gets rid of brassy and yellow tones. Hair is left with more depth and ashy colour which was my goal. Also, it leaves hair very soft and shiny. People also complain about getting the product out, I solved that problem by completely unscrewing the cap, that way with a bit of shake product comes out nicely. At one point when my hair was lighter, I also used vanilla lights and bronde, also very happy with the results. I always use gloves and don't find it especially messy. I think it's an excellent product as long as we remember to use it as a glaze and not to expect hair dye.

Ich mag es gern auch mal etwas anders, mit meiner Haarfarbe, außerdem pflegt so-etwas mein Haar. Sehr gut!