Daily Color Depositing Conditioner for Hair, Cotton Candy Pink:Temporary Pigment with Shea, Coconut & Avocado Oils, Hydrating, Vegan & Cruelty-Free, All Hair Types, 4.5oz.

Again, can’t say enough about Overtone. In my 70’s. Wish they had something like this years ago. Definitely try any of the Overtone products you will not be disappointed.

I have used this product for years because it was formerly the absolute best. I probably went through 1-2 bottles a month as a loyal patron. However, shortly after their recent packaging change I noticed they also changed their formula… it’s a different consistency and color, and it no longer works as well. This used to keep my purple hair so bright that people always complimented me on my color and would ask how often I’d get it done. And I was quite happy that I used to only have to bleach and re-dye the roots when they grew out every 3-4months because this used to keep the color so bright. Now that it doesn’t work as well (or at all), after a couple weeks my purple was becoming light lavender without changing anything else in my routine.Bummer.As with everything these days, these companies will cheapen and cut corners to squeeze out one more dime for their profits, quality and integrity be damned.I’m currently hunting for a new brand.

All I wanted was a tiny touch of pink hue in my hair. This worked super well and I just put a couple dabs inside my conditioner that I’m already using and spread it all over my already wet hair in the shower. Just by doing that my hair has that light pink that I wanted exactly without being overly done or two over the top. If you want it super pink, I did try a strand test and it definitely stains your hair pretty bright bubblegum pink.

A decent conditioner, but pastel purple does not deposit enough color. My hair is faded from a lavender color for context. It just made it more blue-gray. Kind of a waste of $18 if you ask me but my hair does feel good. I’m sure there are better depositing products out there but this would be fine to tone yellow hair.

Overtone is still my favorite of the coloring conditioners out there. I have used their round tub to deposit color about every 3 weeks onto my light red hair (and now that I'm in my mid-50s, there's a lot of white in my hair, too). It fades a little with every wash (as do all of those non-harsh types of hair colorants), but it works better than all the rest.This bottle is what I use in the shower every day to keep that color going and it works really well and extends the color about twice as long. It doesn't give the big punch that the initial product gives, but it just enhances what is there.My only complaint is the bottle. It is so thick and rigid that it is really difficult to get the product out of it. The conditioner itself is also thick, so I feel like I'm going through gymnastics trying to shake the product down (after storing the bottle upside down all the time) to get it out of the bottle. My half-hearted solution is to put it into a silicone bottle (I actually use something called a FIFO - first-in-first-out condiment bottle for restaurants and I have to get in there with a chopstick to scrape a lot of the conditioner out and get it into a more usable bottle. Their little travel size is just about useless for exactly the same reason.I've tried some other purple coloring conditioners out there. Most of the others are thinner and easier to apply which is nice, but they don't seem to last quite as long as Overtone and none have this in-shower extender.

I use this on my dog and it lasts forever!

Love it will buy again again it's great leaves hair soft

Didn't work for me. I have dark brown hair though. Maybe it works if you're blond?