INHSemi Permanent Hair Color | Color Depositing Conditioner | Amethyst Dark Purple Hair Dye | No Bleach No Peroxide Temporary Tint for Women, Men | Vegan, Ammonia Free, Sulfate Free, Ready to Use 6oz

This stuff is AMAZING. I have been dying my hair fun colors for a while, and purple for about a year. When I go to a professional, the color washes out in a few weeks. I started using a color shampoo to try to keep the color longer, but I had to use it 1 to 2 times a week to get it to stay vibrant, and it was uneven as it washed out, basically not great. I also noticed an increase in hair loss, and my hair is already kinda thinning. I decided to try this stuff, figuring that maybe I could get by with once every 2 weeks, or maybe not have to use the color shampoo for a bit. It has been at least 6 weeks now, maybe a little more, and my hair is still looking great. No additional coats, no color shampoo, just normal washing of my hair (which I do almost every day, by the way). I do use a shampoo for color treated hair most of the time (I alternate between 3 shampoos, 2 for color, 1 for volume) but otherwise I don't do anything special. The color is vibrant and beautiful. I have already bought more in anticipation of using it again, but I have no idea when that will even be.

I absolutely loved how this blue looked in my hair! After bleaching it, I wasn't fond of the all-white look, so I ordered this shampoo. After just three washes, I achieved the perfect blue color. I later went back to dark brown, and the blue didn’t show at all, so it’s definitely best for light hair. Just a tip: make sure to wear gloves, and if you get it on the shower or sink, a wire brush can easily clean it off. This is an amazing blue color, and I highly recommend it for anyone with blonde hair!

Super easy to apply, much brighter than expected lol I’m basically a neon pink sign. One jar was almost enough to cover all my hair, glad I got two. It has stained my tub a little bit and on my sink where some small globs fell, but I think if I clean the spots another few times it’ll be gone, it’s already faded a lot since the night I spilled it.

This is a good semi perm hair color. You definitely get a lot of product so it's worth the money. It smells really good and the texture is nice and thick like a butter consistency which I love. I bought the Fuchsia Crystal color and we put it over previously lightened hair that was dyed to a level 7 red. It did cover the vibrancy of the red and got rid of the orangey tint it had to it but we were hoping for a more mulberry color like it looks in the jar, but it is in fact way more pink & red than it is purple. It's the exact same color as Lime Crime Unicorn Hair Chocolate Cherry, to a T. My client has a lot of hair as you can see from the pictures and one jar wasn't quite enough product for her full head, so we had to improvise, as we did this at home. The extra few ounces we got from the Lime Crime tube was enough and colored the hair exactly the same. Color applies super evenly and is definitely very vibrant. We left it on for an hour.Be aware that this color not only stains your skin, but anything it comes into contact with, including towels and your sink or bath tub. Use Vaseline all around your hairline, ears and neck to avoid skin staining. Rubbing alcohol or dawn dish soap will remove it from your skin. Don't get it on your clothes. It will ruin them. Acetone will remove it from your nails. The color bleeds pretty heavily every time you wash it regardless if you rinse with cool water.. it still bleeds and continues to bleed when you're drying your hair on your towels. It also bleeds significantly Any time you sweat. So Use a dark colored pillow case at night.I would also designate an old towel that you don't care to stain every time you wash. It does fade pretty quickly because it's red/pink so that's pretty hard to avoid. I recommended getting a color deposit shampoo or conditioner to maintain the color Bc it will start to fade after about 2 weeks. Get yourself a good quality color safe shampoo and conditioner to elongate color & always wash in cool water.If it stains your tub... and it will... the best solution to get the color out, depending on what your tub is made of, is using a magic eraser and hot water. I sprayed Clorox bleach on the stubborn stains leftover and let it sit for about 10 min and the stains were gone. If you have a porcelain sink or tub, use a mixture of white vinegar and baking soda and make a paste with it and let it sit on the stains for 10 min and use a brush or sponge and hot water to remove. You may have to repeat those steps until it's gone. If all else fails, use 100% acetone as a last resort.Hope this helps!

I've tried several semi-permanent vibrant colors and this one is my favorite. I left this one on for 2 hours because I was busy with my kid before I could wash it out. After shampooing my hair the water actually ran clear pretty quickly which means it absorbed into my hair strands. When I conditioned it the water was clear while rinsing out. The consistency wasn't thick or thin it was perfect and went into my hair smoothly. I also like the mouth of the jar because I could just use my coloring brush in it.

I have dyed my hair dozens of times over the last few years and never have I come across dye that stains like this. I have washed my hands ~20 times and they’re still a vibrant blue, I’ll be wearing concealer on my face and neck for the foreseeable future, and the state of my tub suggests that I’m not getting my security deposit back. I’m happy with the color and everything but it even stained the shower FLOOR. everywhere the dye touched, even diluted with shower water, instantly stained. Attached is a photo not of hair but of the stain left behind. It even stained my body as it rinsed out (sincerely, my chest is blue now, there’s a streak on my face, even my toenails are tinted blue). This is insane. Going back to the cheap stuff that doesn't even stain my skin asapColors cute though, & for reference I have thick hair a bit past my shoulders & used around 2/3 of a jar.