🎨 Unlock your signature shade with ammonia-free brilliance!
L'Oréal INOA 6.35 is a 60g professional-grade, ammonia-free hair color powder delivering a rich Dark Golden Mahogany Blonde shade. Designed for both new and experienced users, it offers vibrant, long-lasting results with gentle care, crafted by L'Oréal Professionnel Paris for salon-quality performance.
| Manufacturer | L'Oreal |
| Package dimensions | 17.3 x 4.9 x 3.5 centimetres |
| Package Weight | 0.08 Kilograms |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 8 x 3 x 3 centimetres |
| Item weight | 0.08 Kilograms |
| Brand | L'Oréal Professionnel Paris |
| Colour | 6.35 Dark Golden Mahogany Blonde |
| Format | Powder |
| Volume | 50 |
| Speciality | Ammonia Free |
| Target audience | Unisex |
| Item model number | 0000015031 |
| Product Dimensions | 8 x 3 x 3 cm; 80 g |
| ASIN | B00DAGF7X6 |
M**A
Will buy again
Great product
J**P
Highly recommend
Have just gone to this ammonia free dye and it’s great. My hair is in much better condition post colouring than with the L’Oréal ammonia version I used previously. It’s oil based and also a better colour is achieved.The seller is excellent and posted it super fast and very well packaged.
C**D
A product that works well
Love this product works well and actually lasts. Good prompt delivery.
C**N
Good quality
I used for root color 👍👍👍
B**E
Very expensive.
Very expensive,
A**A
on time and good packaging
all was perfect
B**L
Salon-like colour for a lot less £££ and no ammonia
My hairdresser uses this, but I am not sure the exact shade (my hair is tinted dark brown, but I recall him asking the assistant to mix more than one Inoa colour) so I bought this (#3) and the shade #2, plus the peroxide developer (massive 1L bottle) back in May, but I was reluctant to use it in case I didn’t get it right / it didn’t cover my white roots properly. Important to know that - unlike the usual brands of hair colour you can buy from a chemist or supermarket - this is just a tube of colour. You need to buy the Inoa developer (peroxide) separately and it needs to be the % (strength) required for your colour (i.e. for dark hair It is 20%). After waiting for a long time - my roots were c. 3” long and pearly, blinding white - I finally decided to colour my own hair today, as I couldn’t look in the mirror anymore, but I am still not confident enough going out Post-lockdown and coming in close contact with people in a salon. Messy and time consuming (as per brilliant advice from a fellow Amazon shopper, best use a kitchen scales to weigh 60g of developer / peroxide once you have squeezed the 60g tube of colour (or half of each tube, as I did) into a bowl) the result was salon-like and my hair is back to “normal”! It has freed me from having to wear a wide Lycra band to cover my badger-like roots during video calls or going for walks. My husband keeps saying that I look 10 years younger (bless...). I should have done it a long time ago (pre-pandemic, I had my roots done every three weeks, but I hadn’t been to a hairdresser since 12 March until doing the colour myself today). I have now ordered a couple more tubes, for when those pesky roots start showing up again and I don’t feel like having to wear a mask to have my hair done. The advice from fellow Amazon shoppers on what strength peroxide / developer to buy and the weighing of the colour + developer right proportions was brilliant and invaluable.
P**A
Does what it says
Good product
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