MakkiGrey Semi Permanent Hair Colour Mask

After years of colouring my hair, I decided to grow the grey out.I have a lovely dark salt n pepper colour coming through and asked my hair dresser to help me.She gave me highlights, to blend it in and later she stripped my hair of colour to lighten it. She was doing her best but the colour was god damn awful (didn't have the heart to tell her) and didn't match either my growing grey or my pale n freckly skin tone.I drove home hating it and searched online for a dark grey dye. I saw this and sort of panic bought thinking 'it can't get any worse..' I applied and left on for 15 mins (rather than 3-5, my hair is thick and struggles to take).The colour is GORGEOUS. I've had so many compliments. Because of the colour before it isn't exactly grey but a nice, blended brown/grey. I didn't colour the grey but applied to the dyed and stripped using a brush. The colour is natural and pretty. It washes well.I've had so many compliments, including being told I look younger. Even with more grey! I'm wondering why I have been getting it professionally coloured when this is available and is so much better.Honestly, three washes in and the fade isn't huge. I can highly recommend.

I saw a recommendation of Makki via a subreddit for women growing out natural grey hair. I am probably getting to around 70% natural grey hair these days and so I want to grow out my dye in a graceful way without there being an obvious demarcation line between the dye and the natural colour. I usually get a half head of highlights every 3 months, which is very expensive, so I just wanna be free and rock my natural grey. I bought the silver and grey duo (one tube of each) and mixed equal amounts of grey and silver into a good amount of white conditioner, combed it through so the coverage was even, and left it on for 15 minutes. You can see the results in the photo. I am so thrilled, it looks professionally done and it's taken to the highlights so wonderfully. I even have 2 months of root growth and you can't tell AT ALL; it blends with my salt and pepper roots perfectly. I've washed it a bunch of times and it's still holding, so I reckon I'll re-do this treatment once a month. For women growing out their natural grey hair: I can't recommend this enough - although please do bear in mind my hair is a mid cool blonde so I can't vouch for other starting colours. FYI the grey Makki is VERY dark, so with the Silver tube you can customise it to your taste. Maybe I'll go all silver next time. Have fun!

My hair is going grey, I'm about 50/50 salt & pepper. My natural colour is dark blonde 6/7 at the root, fading to an 8/9 at the ends. It is shoulder length. One thing about my transition is that the ends of my hair at the front which are grey at the root are yellow on the ends, I don't know why and no amount of purple shampoo, and I have tried many, have managed to restore this yellowed grey to silver.Makki grey is a godsend for me.I apply olaplex 3 first because it seems spread the product easier throughout my hair and I think it would help combat any patchiness, I then wrap my head in plastic wrap and keep the products on for approx. 45-60min. I do this once every four weeks, wash my hair twice a week and use a dry shampoo once a week.Makki grey tones down my mousey blonde and somewhat yellowed grey to a lovely dark grey and it fades to a beautiful cool dark blonde, my grey takes on a steel grey effect and all my colour blends well and looks fabulously natural. I didn't think this would happen, I expected my grey to change and take on different hues, but None of my grey has turned green, or blue just a beautiful shade of silver grey.Brilliant.

I have only used the grey once so far and thankfully applied over left in conditioner for a few minutes. It is very pigmented and had to do several washes after as was extremely dark!I think its a good product and with careful practice steps. ie. I think next time I will mix with white conditioner to lessen grip of colour.Applied straight, only for those who are sure they will be happy with very dark charcoal, almost black results.Update: I have since received another Grey Makki colour. I have all in all only used this product a few times.As mentioned previously it is very pigmented! I mix it with white conditioner for a few minutes and rinse off. I err on the side of caution as if it is too light I can always apply a bit more. Rather that than be rinsing forever if results are too dark!! It is a very good product, depending on your requirements trial and error....what works for you!

I'm transitioning from very dark brown dyed hair to my natural all white hair colour. I let about an inch of growth appear before my hairdresser bleached the ends. THREE TIMES over 3 months. This resulted in brassy tones and brittle hair. So I armed myself with dozens of products to combat this. I saw a YouTube video on how to use the MAKKI grey semi permanent hair colour by mixing a little bit of it with tons of white conditioner and leaving it on for about an hour. The results were incredible! Brassiness gone! It was a little bit patchy but it looked so much better. Even nicer was how beautiful it looked when I washed my hair a few days later. It faded to a great silver colour. If you check out the YouTube video about how to do this, you'll love the results. I have included here a photo of how it looked before and after but not how it looked after the first wash which was really nice and silvery. The other great thing is, it left my dry bleached hair very soft and relaxed. Highly recommended but go to YouTube and type in "Makki Grey semi permanent hair colour" to see the tutorial someone made. Because it is semi permanent, you'll have to re-do it after about 3 washes. It's an amazing product that is really helping me to get through the long transitioning of giving up hair dye!

It didn't whiten yellow hair. No colour change whatsoever. Extremely disappointed.