Color + Clenditioner, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, Mint, 12 Fl Oz

I used this color line for the first time a couple years ago trying the rose gold. It seemed they had the best color in my opinion and I really liked the fact that I would be able to control the intensity of the color so easily. I was not disappointed. It was a lovely shade of rose gold. I could easily adjust the intensity of the color by using it one to multiple times or putting it on wet or dry hair. The biggest takeaway from my first experience was the level of conditioning. If you are using any of these lighter shades it is obvious most of us will be bleaching our hair to the lightest shade you can achieve, most coveted, white. With a white base you get the best color payoff, the colors are true to the color shown on the bottle and you avoid muddy looking results. When you bleach your hair you are literally destroying it. It doesn't matter how careful or knowledgable you are about the process, you are blowing your hairshaft open to strip out the color. It is brutal on your hair and it leaves you with breakage, very dry hair and it is not easily managed. I have been doing it to my hair for forty years and have tried literally everything on the market to make the hair more manageable and keep moisture in my hair. Enter Keracolor Clenditioner Hair Dye. This line is everything one could possibly ever want not just from a color line but a conditioner as well. I have naturally auburn hair. It is the most difficult color to strip as the pigment lies directly in the middle of the hair strand. This damages my hair more than most others unfortunately and it is difficult to manage. I have found using this system I am able to color and deep condition my hair at the same time. It is brilliant! I use this with an overnight method. I slather it on the parts of my hair I would like. Put on a disposable shower cap, wrap it in a silk scarf and sleep in it. When I shower the next morning I am treated to gorgeous color, easily managed strands and the softest silkiest hair I have had since I began bleaching. It is magnificent. There is nothing else at this price point that even comes close to the conditioning capabilities much less the whole reason we are here, the colors. The mint is the latest color I have chosen and it is beautiful. I have also used the rose gold, the purple and the black. Every single color offers that incredible level of conditioning that leaves your hair so silky and smooth. They also have a great color payout as well. I used to use many other color lines out there for direct dyes but not only were they incredibly messy but they stained everything around my house as they bled onto my skin and clothing for days sometimes. Nothing like going to a festival with my freshly dyed rainbow coif only to have the colors running down my neck dying my skin as I sweated in the one hundred degree heat. It was not cute. I rinsed for 20 minutes! The water was well clear. I have never had that happen with these dyes. The color goes on quite pigmented but after you work it into the hair it turns frothy and white as the color deposits on the hair shaft. That is where the magic happens and that frothy white that is left conditions your hair to perfection. It is also much easier to remove the color once you grow tired of it and decide to change it up. I will never use another color line again. This photo was taken just out of the shower, without any product and had not been styled, just combed and air dried. No extra conditioner or anything, just bare clean hair. It looks even better upon styling, as do I, but I really wanted to show the result of just the Keracolor Clenditioner Hair Dye all on it's own.

I recently home-dyed a strawberry blonde that went waaay too red at the roots/front of my hair. Not a shock as newer growth often pulls more red on me but still disappointing and annoying. I have tried toners and they never had much effect. Blue/purple conditioners, often touted for toning down brassiness, really don't touch true reds, just orange/brass. I reasoned that green (red's complementary color) should knock back red shades. It's logical but counterintuitive when you're looking at mint green conditioner and reading reviews from people trying to keep a mint shade rather than specifically knocking back red. Well, it works. I was pleasantly surprised by how quickly and simply this helped tone down the bright red in just the specific areas I wanted. I had tried using a clarifying shampoo after dying, thinking it would lessen the red, but it really doesn't. My next wash I used this at the roots and front and left it on in the shower for about ten minutes. Really pleased with the results. It's still red but blends much better with the old growth now. The bright red is now a mellower shade that is closer to the box dye's intent and photos. I didn't notice anything special about the condition of my hair afterward but I had just put it through a workout with a color oops treatment and red dye. Nice smell, though.

So I got the mint hoping to add a little more green into my hair after my green dyes (mint and emerald) turned my hair blue And to make my color last longer. As soon as I opened my broken bottle (pump doesn’t work) it was clearly VERY BLUE, no green whatsoever. I’m a fine arts artist I know my colors and this is not mint, more of a medium blue. Now my hair was blue so it’s not a huge tragedy and not a deal breaker for me. Now the how it did. I’m impressed with the color deposit. I usually wash my hair first in the shower so it can sit and work it’s magic. The conditioning power and softness after is ok. Not fantastic, but I’ve def spent more on worse. The combination with the color makes it a decent 4* product for me. I def will order again to help maintain whatever color I do next. If you aren’t sure I’d say go for it

Color is not vibrant. I have used the dusty rose and lavender in this line and those were great. This mint one doesn’t have enough pigmentation. I have applied 3 times now and am barely getting close to mint. It’s more a faded green look. Would not purchase again.

I have fine, straight hair, bleached to a level 10. Almost pure white. While I LOVE the feel and scent of the product, as a coloring agent it's practically useless. The platinum color made my white hair a dingy dirty water color, the silver did zilch, and the mint is actually a very pure frost blue. The color on the front of the bottle didn't match any of my results. Which is a shame because it feels and smells fantastic. Also, the bottle runs out VERY quickly for the price. At least none of the pastel shades I tried stained my hands. I think I'll just get some no-color cowash and add my own color to get a more accurate result

Used the Mint Green color as a toner after bleaching my hair. After using vol 40 (Joico) with a neutral bleach powder, my hair was lightened from dark brown to a coppery orange color. This mint green clenditioner softened, repaired, and toned my hair to a cool, ashy caramel blonde shade. This is my new go-to for toning. Beats wella hands down and it smells amazing!

The second bottle: Pump. Does. Not. Release. And now I am disappointed, frustrated, angry, my hands hurt, and I have turned this punk top so many times the neck is literally bleeding, but it still won’t open. Pointless. Terrible design. Will not buy again. The first bottle: Using mint green to maintain green ends on bleached blonde hair. The product smells and feels great and is doing just what I want it to in terms of maintaining and controlling the intensity of color. Definitely recommend.

nice color, but i didnt use it for long but I'm planning to use it again when my roots grow out again

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