Inoa hair colour

mazken

Hi all,
I'm just wondering what peoples' experiences are with the L'oreal Inoa hair colour? Is it as good as what ads make it out to be?
I've pretty dark (nearly black) hair after lots and lots of years of colouring. I'm looking to go a few shade lighters but don't want to go down the lines of the colour remover as my hair is pretty weak anyways. Would Inoa work?
On an ad in Sunday's papers it said that "intermixable shades able to lighten up to 3 levels". Does anyone have any experience of this?
Thanks so much

abrr1000

I imagine if there is alot of build up of dark colour you will need to get it stripped gradually - the lightening effect of inoa you refer to may only work on natural virgin hair.
If you go to a hairdresser that uses it they wil be able to do a strand test and see what effect the inoa will have on your hair before you decide to shell out for the full tint in case it doesnt work and advise whether colour stripping is required first.

smallgarden

i recently got it done and wasnt impressed with it at all.ive been more impressed with colouring out of a box.it left a horrible reddish tinge that id normally associate with home hair dyes which made it look cheap.i went for dark brown with no trace of red.

cmrm

i had it done in a L'Oreal hairdressers about 4 weeks ago, HATED the colour looked ginger and i wanted blonde.

Try Colour B4 from Boots(about 13euro in the colour section), it took the black/dark brown out of my hair and i had been dying my hair for over 15 years! it doesnt strip the hair or damage it just takes it back to near your natural colour-great stuff imo