Hair Color Nutrisse Nourishing Creme, 11 Blackest Black (Peppercorn) Permanent Hair Dye, 2 Count (Packaging May Vary)

I really liked this product. the dye is easy to apply, and the cream has a smooth texture that doesn’t drip, the R3 Light Intense Auburn color came out very vibrant and even, just like it shows on the box. It also leaves the hair shiny and feeling softer thanks to the nourishing oils included in the formula. The gray coverage was very good, and the color stayed bright for several weeks. Overall, it’s a high-quality hair dye if you want a bold, long-lasting red shade. I loved it.

The Garnier Hair Color Nutrisse Nourishing Creme in 111 Extra-Light Ash Blonde (White Chocolate) is one of the best products I’ve used for blonde coloring! It gives my hair a beautiful, natural-looking light blonde shade without leaving it dry or damaged. I especially love that it nourishes my hair while coloring — the formula feels gentle and keeps my hair soft and shiny afterward. I color my roots every month, and this product has been very consistent with great results each time. It blends perfectly with the rest of my hair and keeps it healthy-looking. Definitely one of the best blonde hair color products I’ve tried — highly recommend!

I've been dyeing my hair this color for over a year now and I have no plans of switching any time soon. Naturally, I have light brown hair, so I can just put this dye all over it and it turns out a really great red that fades into a darker shade as it fades (though I've never had it turn any other color/disappear/etc.). If you have any other color hair, I have no clue how it would affect that, honestly. It always comes out so smooth and nice after dyeing my hair, I've never had any damage from this dye. I love the hair mask that comes with it to use after rinsing the dye (use cool/cold water). No additional shampoo/conditioner needed. The dye itself is orange and will dye everything except your hair orange (Not sure why it shows up orange and not the same red shade as it dyes your hair but idk i'm not a scientist). I will say, due to trial and error, being entirely nude is the best way to dye your hair. This stuff can and WILL STAIN. EVERYTHING. Any clothes you wear will most likely end up with dye stains on them. Good lord, I accidentally touched the wall with my glove while dyeing my hair the latest time and the handprint is still there. If you're doing your eyebrows with the dye too (not recommended. it says on the package not to do it but I still do it anyway. i do not endorse others trying this, but if you still are going to, please take my advice.) I would not recommend applying it with a spoolie brush. I did this once and the spoolie seemed to absorb most of the dye and left my eyebrows looking patchy and weird. The best way I've found is just using your index finger with the glove still on (you can take it off for accuracy, but your finger will be orange lol) and very carefully applying it to your eyebrows then wiping away the excess (as it will stain your entire forehead orange and it will last days. trust me.). I re-dye my hair about every month or so, only because my roots grow out and become noticeable. If you have slower growing hair, you could probably get away with dyeing it even less frequently. Personally I don't use shampoo/conditioner made for colored hair, but I haven't found that makes too much of a difference. Overall, I really love this dye! But do be careful when applying as it stains (and reeks...). :)

Gentler than most other hair colors. It had me looking revived and more alive. The perfect shade of black to just bring out your features. It was easy to mix and apply with very little harsh scent.

I was a long time use of the Clairol Natural Instincts brand in Medium Brown but became disappointed with how dark the shade turned out. I decided to switch to the Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing crème hair color formula in Medium Brown 50 Truffle and It exceeded my expectations! It’s a soft brown that’s a more natural medium brown and does a great job of covering the gray. I like the thicker formula and the avocado oil that’s mixed in before applying. And it smells so nice! The only problem I have with this brand is the after coloring conditioner. I used about a quarter size of the conditioner as I’ve done with the Clairol brand but as others have mentioned, it made my hair feel kind of oily and it removed the nice scent that was left after coloring. This is where the Clairol Natural Instincts has Garnier beat. The Clairol after color conditioner leaves my hair soft, shiny, and smells oh so good! I’ll continue to use the Garnier coloring formula, but I’m tossing out the conditioner and sticking with the Clairol conditioner.

Wow, I'm actually very impressed with this color (cool tea)! I've always said it would be impossible to match my natural hair color and this actually came very very close! I had previously tried going back to my natural but the dye was a bit too light I guess and left a reddish tint that I wasn't fond of, so I bought this with low hopes and was brilliantly surprised! Came out a very pretty ashy natural dirty blonde -- no, it's not blonde, but if you know you know, it's a light brown, but in the sun it reflects like blonde highlights almost. Hard shade to find, but was happy to have found it.

This is my favorite hair color. If you have light skin and some red in your hair give it a try. Natural hair color.

I’ve always been skeptical of box dye but this one was amazing. My hair looked glossy and the color didn’t look patchy either. Definitely would recommend for those who don’t want to pay salon prices and want to try smth new! The color didn’t fade until about six months without any touch ups…