Harmony Conditioning Temporary Hair Colour Coco 100ml (Pack of 3)

Lovely colour on medium brown hair (some old highlights and whispy grey hairs in the front) smells nice and hair is soft. Easy to apply and foams up nicely to spread evenly

I got this hair colour in an attempt to find a quick method of colouring my hair regrowth without it reacting to previous henna based colours.I tried the lighter warmer colour first but as I've found with other colours, grey hair is more likely to take on more of the red pigments so it was paler and more red than I wanted.This colour - Coco - looked darker and less warm in the illustrations than I really wanted but thought I'd give it a try. It worked well for me and I ended up with a lighter warmer colour than that shown.I didn't follow the exact instructions as my hair is almost completely grey, especially at the crown so does not absorb colour easily. I used a brush and applied it to the roots and left it for just over 15 minutes and then got in the shower and massaged it in and rinsed out.I'm happy with the result and as it is supplied in a box of three, I have plenty to keep me going for a while.It does wash out earlier than the peroxide based temporary colours and for me, I really need to reapply in about 4 or five washes.

Used to this 30\40 years ago. Can't remember it being so messy ,colour ok large tube bigger than years ago, just so so messy to use. I need to work out another strategy to less mess use. Appears ok never did last as long as claimed, unbelievable reasonable price

I ordered Harmony in Coco and in Victoria to dull down some overly blonde highlights (my natural hair colour is dark brown), so my review is based on choosing between these two colours for this purpose.I would say the depth/darkness of colour is the same for both, but the Victoria has very pinky-purpley undertones and the Coco has more subtle coppery/gingery undertones. It's the blondest hair (and presumably grey/white hair) that picks up these undertones the most, so if you have no blonde/no grey, and are applying to dark hair, you probably wouldn't see much difference between the two choices. But the clear winner for me (with blonde highlights) was Coco, as the resultant coppery tones were attractive and natural looking, blending in well with the chocolate base colour, whereas the pinky-purple tones of Victoria were quite striking and looked very much 'like a dye job'.Always do a strand test (easy with Harmony as it is pre-mixed); I did undersections of hair and left for 5 minutes, then 10 minutes, to see what the effect was. When I did the final 'all over' job with Coco, I left it on for 10 minutes.As previous reviewers have commented, it's pretty messy to apply (though no more so than any other home dye) so my method was get into shower cubicle, wash hair, towel dry it and then apply the dye with the shower running (but directing it below your head). That way, any drips of dye are immediately diluted and washed away before they can stain the shower tray. Then I stayed in the shower cubicle (turned off the water) for the 10 mins developing time and rinsed off and conditioned my hair. I used half a tube for my jaw length bob.I'm really pleased with the results - with the 10 mins developing time, my hair has been knocked back a couple of shades, but still has nice variation from the way the dye has reacted differently to the blonde highlights, vs the toner, vs my natural colour.

This is awful, very messy, watery & it turned my hair bright orange, brighter than a carrot!, my hairdresser had to quickly put another colour over the top of it to tone it right down, the other 2 boxes went in the bin. No I don't recommend. Sorry..

The Sandy colour is more yellow than I expected and is very liquid. I have used this product many years ago and then it was a thick cream and easier to apply. It does leave the hair soft and shiny and the scalp is not irritated.

Being one of those people who have allergies, for years I had to use Harmony because it was the only colourant guaranteed not to affect my scalp. Itchy scabs on your head is not a good look.So when the the company was sold and the product redesigned I was a bit worried, so much so that I even did the behind your ear test before actual use. Thankfully it was fine.First, you get an awful lot for your money, especially so since they come in packs of three. The tubes are large and you can easily get four or five uses out of each if you don't have long hair.Having worked in the trade years ago (ceased because of allergies), I can also say, which I did with the previous version, you can mix the contents with other colours, which I do, three of them. I still haven't got the exact colour I want but I am nearly there, just need a little more Coco and slightly less Hazel. You can't do that with the more semi and permanant products.The previous version I left on for around 30 minutes, this I can nearly get away with six minutes and it will still last around 8/9 weeks depending how how 'faded' you want to be. All the time it still looks natural.Taking into account, the price, the time it takes to use and the amount of product you get for your money, it's nearly the next best thing to sliced bread.