Hydrating Color Depositing Shampoo - Brightens & Tones Faded Semi Permanent Hair Dye, Prevents Fade, Extends Color Service (Orchid, 8.5 Fl Oz)

I got my hair bleached and had platinum blond, but I wanted something a little more "golden", the Lemon version did just that, its always scary to mess with your hair job, but I think you just got to pick the right tone. I combined it with a purple mask conditioner to cool down some of the bright tones, and the end look was what I wanted. Gave me nice shine with golden tones.

I'm a natural strawberry blonde however as I've gotten older, it isn't as bright and seems to be fading. I've tried coloring my hair but it's just not for me. This has provided me with the brightness that I thought was gone. I just purchased the conditioner and I'm excited to try both although I'm not sure I need it. The shampoo is great!

I'm a natural redhead, but my hair is fading as I get older. Salon highlights are pricey and don't last long, so I've been looking for something like this to give my hair color a boost but still look natural. I bot the RED color because the description states it is for bright red and red brown tones. I steered clear of the MARIGOLD color as I didn't want to end up with 'I Love Lucy' orange hair and I didn't want burgundy hair so I steered clear of the CHERRY color.I like the product, but the RED left burgundy highlights in my hair....I wasn't expecting that from the RED color and it did NOT look natural. I bot a bottle of the CHESTNUT and mix 2-3 parts CHESTNUT with 1 part RED, and I really like the result. I use it twice a week, and regular shampoo the other times.The shampoo does NOT appear to cover any of my white/gray hairs....just the hair that is still red. I'm not trying to look 20 years younger....I just don't want to look so faded, so I am happy with this result.

Barely any color payoff. However, shampoo did a nice job lathering/cleaning/rinsing, etc..

I let my hair go gray during covid like so many other ladies, but I did not want any sign of yellow in my hair. My hair dresser told me about this product, and its absolutely great, all natural and no sign of purple or yellow in my hair. Very good product.

Not impressed. Doesn't seem to leave any color. I have copper colored hair and have had it this color for 10+ years and thought I'd buy a shampoo that could be my in-between dyes product. We all know that feeling of not wanting to dye your hair because of the damage it puts on your hair. So I read the reviews and thought it would be good alternative to dying my hair again and maybe making the color more vibrant without all the damage that comes along. Anyways, point being it's a very drying shampoo. I can't believe it's advertised as moisturizing because it's made my scalp itchy and dry. I've used other products in the past that have worked so much better but I thought this was priced right and unfortunately you don't even get what you pay for. Very disappointed and debating sending back but I might just trash it.

This product is great for blonde highlighted or colored hair. It smells good and is gentle on your hair. I purchased this at the direction of my hairstylist because I get keratin treatments and need a sulfate free purple shampoo. Seems to last a long time as well. I've had one bottle for 6+ months and still have about 1/4 of the bottle left.

I have naturally blonde hair dyed red. I've used the Celeb Luxury Gem Lites (Amber) color depositing shampoo on and off, but it leaves my hair SO DRY even after a thick treatment of conditioner :-/ I got tired of fighting the tangles and I wanted a redder refresh tint, so I got this brand in Cherry. What I noticed:1. It smells amazing2. It does dry my hair, but but nearly as much as Celeb Luxury. Conditioner easily detangled.3. You don't need to leave it on 20+ minutes I've found that what you get after 3-5 minutes is what it is, so don't waste your time letting it sit for half an hour4. This product lathers but the color doesn't seem to lather. Meaning if you lather as you apply, the color deposit seems faint. It leaves more color if you apply it like paint. I pulled out a coloring brush and would get in and under the layers of my hair and brush it down the length of my hair. If you slap it on, that's where it will stay and you'll have blotches of tint. I recommend you take a few minutes and actually apply it to sections5. A little goes a long way if you apply with purpose, even if you're applying all over your head.

Barley works on medium to dark hair.