Haircare Color Depositing Conditioner - 8 oz Semi Permanent Hair Color with Shea Butter & Coconut Oil - Temporary Hair Color Dye - Vegan, Cruelty-Free - Chocolate Brown

I’ve used a different color-depositing mask before, but this one really impressed me. It gave my hair a rich, beautiful tone and left it soft and shiny. Just a small note for anyone using it for the first time — when applying, the mask may look a bit greenish in color (even though it’s not green in the jar!). It can also leave a slight tint on the scalp, so I recommend gently washing your scalp with shampoo after rinsing it out. Don’t worry, the hair itself doesn’t turn green at all. Overall, it toned my hair evenly and looks great. Definitely worth it for the price!

I've used Overtone in the past and liked it, except for the kinda high cost compared to lasting power. But, that was for the fun colors - reds and purples. I have shoulder length, very thick, wavy/curly hair. I got balayage highlights a couple months ago, they just weren't done by the same person who did them previously and the result was less lightning more dirty dishwater. I had zero interest in paying another $400 for an additional session. So, started looking for options to maybe not permanent dye back to dark, but give myself a break from looking at it every day until I had a better plan. I was looking into learning how to dye with henna but I'm a renter and didn't want to risk creating a big staining incident. So, recalling pleasant experience in the past with Overtone, I searched it out. Found this lovely chocolate color, spent some time looking for possible dupes, watched review videos of dupes, and opted to just go with the product I've had good results from previously. Glad I did. Really loving this chocolate brown. After one treatment I've definitely got enough for maybe 2-3 additional rounds. I personally enjoy the scent, it's a refreshing minty herbal smell that triggers some distant childhood memory I can't quite recall. Anyway, ya. Price is a bit of a surprise. I'd feel inclined to give rave reviews if the price point were closer to $20. But, the brand is consistent, and depending on hair length/thickness, you'll get more than one treatment. So, might be worth it.

My grey hair is not white or silver, it's blondish. My natural color before I went grey was an auburn (reddish brown). I figured I'd have fun with it by experimenting with color, but I didn't want to pay a professional to have to redo it every few weeks as the roots come in. These wash-out tints seemed like a great solution: low cost, low risk. A $32 tub of chocolate brown lasted two full applications (my hair is past my shoulders). My hair did not seem to absorb all the color. It came out a gorgeous golden brown. However, as it washes out, it turned pinkish-orange. My sister calls is "creamsicle," which is VERY bright. It has been almost 5 weeks, and I'm still struggling to wash out the orange streaks, especially in my bangs. I figured I'd warn people that although the main color you applied does fade with each washing, they still can stain your hair. I'm not sure this is ever going to completely come out....

Es buen producto gracias

If you're planning to use this to cover your grays, do so with caution and check on a little piece of your gray hair that is not visible. It turned all of my grays pumpkin orange. Toner had no effect. Ultimately, I had to go to a salon and get my hair professionally done to fix it. That said it dyed my non gray hair perfectly, so your mileage may vary.