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Home dye - what do you recommend?

  • 14-06-2015 12:29pm
    #1
    lilmissprincess
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,016 ✭✭✭


    After four years of being a blonde, I've realised that with a toddler and everything else going on, the upkeep is too much for me. Home dyes have turned out increasingly orange so I'm giving up on the blonde and going back brown. I'm originally a mousey brown colour which I don't like, so I'm going to go with a chocolate brown shade. The usual home dye I would have chosen was Clairol Perfect 10 but it seems to be gone off the market so I need advice for a new one - what have other people used and if they went for a similar shade, what shade did they use? Any tips would be much appreciated!


Comments

  • #2
    loverain
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12 ✭loverain


    I used to use Garnier Olia and was incredibly happy with the results, color was always even and there was less damage to hair compared with other brands.


  • #3
    Ilyana 2.0
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,331 ✭✭✭Ilyana 2.0


    When I was still dying my hair I liked Nice n Easy, pretty foolproof application and it didn't fade too fast.

    If you're going straight from blonde to brown I'd definitely use a couple of shades lighter than the colour you want. Bleached hair is quite porous and it'll absorb pigment more than you think. Maybe go darker in stages rather than in one go, in case the colour takes darker than you wanted it :)


  • #4
    CaoimheSquee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 359 ✭✭CaoimheSquee


    Casting Creme Gloss by L'oreal.
    It's the best shine and deepness of colour I can get without going to the hairdressers.
    I have been going back to it for years now.
    My hair feels like it has got a good treatment after using it and the deep conditioner lasts for a few goes after.
    :)


  • #5
    Dark Phoenix
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,185 ✭✭✭Dark Phoenix


    Boots botanics semi permanent colour in bitter chocolate or spiced nutmeg. The bitter chocolate does come out quite dark but I love it - its that not black but v dark brown colour.

    have also been using loreal recital preference in brasilia but while i love the colour and shine I found its not amazing at covering greys.

    I used and hated loreal casting - just makes my hair greasy as hell within a week! its odd as I usually find dyes dry your hair a bit


  • #6
    CaoimheSquee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 359 ✭✭CaoimheSquee


    No way!
    I always end up going back to it, my hair is so shiney and feels pretty amazing and the colour lasts so long.
    It's the only one I could compare to actual professional jobs with the deepness of the colour and how it feels like it's had a really good treatment. It was actually a hairdresser that recommended it to me.
    I have pretty thick frizzy hair though!


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