COLORCHARM Demi Permanent Hair Color - Gloss, Refresh & Tone - 2 Fl Oz

I’m naturally dark brown, faded to gray over the years, but I keep it “blonde” without bleach, semi permanent only. I turn the grays blonde, the color leaves the brown alone as it’s not dark enough to cover the brown, only the gray, which gives my hair a multi blonde color which looks pretty good. Because it’s more of a “stain” it actually sticks to the strands and makes them thicker giving my thin straight strands a slight plumping up. DO NOT worry if it looks very dark when you apply it, leave it on and wait on the timer. Don’t panic, I thought I was going chestnut for a few minutes 😉. No worries, wash it out and the darker blonde will be left behind with a nice zero brassy new color. Beige blonde, dirty blonde, and some of my own brown. The color fades gently with NO roots or lines. My hair is feeling very healthy and smooth. I mix it with 6vol developer, I color every other month because it does wash out gently over time. Hot water speeds up the breakdown of the stain so if it’s gets to dark just shampoo it with very very warm water and it fades lighter faster. You really can’t screw it up, it’s semi permanent.

I recently attempted to do my own highlights at home and, unfortunately, they didn’t go as planned. I experienced a lot of bleeding in my foils, and the result was a mix of brassy, bright, and chunky spots—my fiancé joked that it looked like a 90s disaster! To fix it, I applied 6N to my roots to cover the bleed marks, and then used a mixture of 2 parts 9CB and 1 part 6N for my mids to ends. This combination worked wonders; it really settled the color down and made everything look cohesive again. I am so relieved that this product covered all my errors and left me with a decent, wearable result. I definitely recommend it for anyone trying to correct uneven or brassy highlights!

12.18.23~ After bleaching my shoulder length hair with 2 Boxes of Garnier, the 7 level Bleach not 3, my grey and med brown roots, lifted white as snow. Followed all directions but even tho I applied roots last, should have waited til ends lifted. After years of coloring but not bleaching other than highlighting, I freaked out a bit bout leaving it more than 45 minutes. My hair was medium (level 8) blonde but had a "wash out "pink that well...didn't. So there was a bit more end lift involved bc of the ever dreaded red added aka pink base. The new growth uncolored root hair needed maybe 15 minutes. Left it just over 20. For the most was happy with the lift and results of the bleach. Would recc Garnier. If the roots didn't go white, would have continued with my highlight plan to even out. After couple weeks & lots of deep conditioning. Would highlight & use a gloss. But the roots were white and was not going to add more permanent color. Also wasn't walking around with white roots. What am I Mrs Claus? Well sometimes.. I do bake cookies but didn't start coloring grey at 20 to go white. ** Hello youtube my old friend. Hairstylist (Elle Bangs) was using Wella Color Charm demi ( which means it washes out gradually). She did a cocktail and mixed 2 colors to get the tone she wanted. I know how to color mix but didn't know demi would give same effect as perm. Maybe all brands don't but Wella did. Ordered 10NA ( the color I wanted my hair) & 9CB for roots. I have Light/Med Cool tone skin. My natural blonde friend is going white. Learned the only way to add color to white is add yellow. Even on Cool Tone skin. A glob of 9CB with a dash of 10NA (yes that's scientific term) made my white roots match. Added 10NA solo to bleached ends that still had yellow I did not want. Now my hair is a cool 10NA. The color held strong for 3-4 washes about 2 weeks. Now it's finally at the point I can highlight & gloss. Would absolutely use this again to color deposit w Color Charm Activator not Developer. Hope this ever so short novel helps you find what you needed.

20 vol developer for 15 min and my hair is much more yellow gold now than an orange gold!

This Demi permanent color was a life saver. I ended up using a high lift color and my hair got too light and I was able to use this and the color turned beautiful! Nice and neutral. Easy to mix up with developer, I used 20 vol but 10 is what you are supposed to use. I left it on for about 20 minutes and it's a great result.

This is a great product to cover greys, I have bought it multiple times and colors. I just do my roots so I get a couple of applications per tube. One note, you mix with 10 developer and it shouldn't lift or lighten, but I bought a 9 as the 8 I usually use was out of stock and it lifted my hair color and went red. Apparently, if you go too far up away from your hair color it will lift. And it gets darker the longer it stays on so if you have light hair be aware it will end up darker. I don't mind because it generally fades into a nice color after a few washes and all my greys are covered.

It basically dyed my hair brown, followed instructions to the letter and my hair turned brown when I’m a blonde 💔

Looks great but fades very fast

Love it, after trying to go from black to blonde myself at home. This was my final step before leaving time for my hair to just be. It left my hair soft and the colour was perfect for me to be happy with during a long wait. Will purchase again.

Oh no. I was hoping for a cool-toned blonde colour but this definitely has copper/orange undertones and that’s what it did to my hair - turned it coppery orange. It was bleached first to level 9, and this was supposed to tone it to a cool blonde. But applying this turned it coppery, not at all what I wanted. And it was strange because I could see the violet in it as it was toning my hair. But upon rinsing I was left with an orangey-coppery mess. I googled afterward and sure enough, it has coppery undertones, and that is what my hair pulled, even though it was bleached first. So I’ll stick to the 9NA I usually use. Yikes!

I'm a licensed red seal Hair stylist and I couldn't get to the beauty suppliers. I live out in the country so I took a chance. And yeah this has got to be the lowest quality color I've ever worked with it reeks so badly of ammonia. And did it cover my gray at all. No, it did not. So is it worth the money in my opinion no absolutely not