KERACOLORColor + Clenditioner 3-in-1 Color-Depositing Conditioner, Gently Cleanses & Conditions, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 23 Shades, 12 Fl Oz

I’ve been bleaching the lengths on my undercut to a level 10 and using Silver Blue, Purple, Pink or Silver for a while. My last bleach severely damaged my hair, so I’ve sworn off any permanent color! I bought the Mocha Latte to use to ease the grow out process.Pics: 1) before with the level 10. 2) after one 20 minute application to wet hair. 3) After 45 minutes on dry hair. 4) After a second 45 minute application to dry hair.The color is definitely building. As porous as my hair was, I was a bit surprised how long it took to get to this level. I was also surprised by the warmth in the color. From the description, I expected this to be a neutral to ashy color, but even on my pure white hair, I got a very warm color with lots of golden and reddish tones. Not a bad looking color, but it wasn’t good with my skin tone. I’m using my toning shampoo and will alternate with my other cool colors to try to get to the right shade.On the positive side, after weeks of babying my hair and using some very expensive specialty products to try to repair the bleach damage, my hair felt spectacular after the first shampoo!

TL;DREasy to use. Didn't turn my virgin hair orange. Applied on wet natural red virgin hair for 8 minutes. Smell isn't bad. Hair left soft and conditioned. Achieved desired results. Reapply once a week (or as needed).Highly recommend!(update at the bottom)I'm 43 years old and my hair is starting to darken out to an auburn I don't really care much for. People are starting to call my red hair brunette. Makes me sad I'm losing the vibrancy of my red!!After reading the reviews I was scared to try this. Many were way more orange than I wanted. Most are on already bleached/color treated hair. The application times and methods were all over the place. I wanted only subtle change and nothing drastic. I wanted to keep my red hair natural looking, but make the color pop again. I read through SO MANY of these reviews trying to decide if I should and how to execute this flawlessly. LolAPPLICATION METHOD I USED:I decided to stay on the safe side and apply it in the shower on wet hair for 8 minutes. If it wasn't enough I would up the time. I know it washes out but I didn't want to have to take 3 showers to tone it down and waste unnecessary product. I washed my hair with shampoo first to make sure my scalp and roots were clean and free of oils. Then used approximately 6 pumps total and worked it into my hair (like shampoo) again. Then ran a comb through it all from root to ends to ensure even distribution. After my 8 minute timer went off, I Rinsed with cool water and got out. I used a hair dryer to dry my hair. Curled it all then took the photo.ROOTS:I noticed many mentioned their roots not being touched and I'm not sure on those if they were all on people with color treated hair. I felt like I read one natural that felt the roots got neglected. There was no issues with my rootsSTAINING:I had no issues with staining. Applying in the shower I just worked it into my hair and didn't get it everywhere. Rinsed my hands immediately once I got it in there.SMELLI personally liked the smell. It's not very strong. I'm honestly surprised it even has been mentioned.CONDITIONINGIt left my hair feeling soft. It was nearly slipping out of my curling iron afterwards.COLORI am happy with the color it has added. Very subtle, but I can tell. It did not completely cover my greys but I do think one wash with it toned them down. Is exactly what I was looking for. I might wait a couple washes and then leave it on wet hair for 10 minutes. Then update with a photo.MAINTAIN COLOR:I apply this about once a week and apply it more to my roots than the rest of my hair. Then comb out down through my wet hair with a large toothed comb so that it blends in, but doesn't continue to overdue the ends as much.EYEBROWS:I've applied this to my eyebrows so that they match better. Must do so carefully unless you want stains around your brows. ;)REMOVE COLOR:I accidentally discovered that Apple Cider Vinegar shampoo will take most all of the color out in one wash! I wanted to add this for anybody that would like to reverse the process after undesired results.I LOVE that this has and will revived my natural red hair!! Highly recommend to my fellow natural redhead sistas!!UPDATE:It's really hard to get the red to show up in pictures, but I wanted to update how things were going on this product. It is now April 3, 2024. After a few applications I received the shade I used to be. I use this once a week and only for about 5 minutes on wet hair.UPDATE:I have now been using this for over a year as needed to blend in at the roots to keep it looking vibrant and natural. In Sept 2024 I received a complement from a flight attendant telling me to never color my hair. Trust her that she used to be a hairdresser. So pleased she couldn't tell I touch up my natural red hair. Made my day. :) Last picture is today after a year use. Dec 28, 2024.

My hair always pulls orange and after trying multiple things to fix it, I decided to try this Espresso color. I wanted the best chance of getting rid of that orange so I used a clarifying shampoo to wash my hair then dried it then put this color conditioner on my dry hair. I started at the roots first then worked my way down. I left it on for 30 minutes once I was done applying. Then I rinsed it out with cool water.Pros: It did reduce the orange in my hair a decent amount for the first use.Cons: Maybe it’s because my hair was dry but I used A LOT of product to cover my hair. The price is a bit high and it left my hair extra dry so I needed a hair mask afterwards.All together though, I’m happy enough to give this 4 stars. I will continue to use it and may buy more after it’s done (maybe one more wash).I included a BEFORE outdoor pic and indoor pic and then an AFTER outdoor pic and indoor pic.