Hair Dye Shampoo 3-in-1, Champagne Blonde Semi-Permanent Gray Hair Coverage, Color Depositing Shampoo for Women & Men, Vegan, Ammonia-Free

I am a bottle blonde and have been going to the salon monthly since 2008 keeping up with my color. I spend an average of $85-$120 a MONTH on my hair. It's a bill, y'all! Three months ago, I decided to stop coloring and just "see" what would happen. Naturally my dark roots and gray roots came in and for a while, I could handle it using the little spray on root color. But I don't feel like those ever match, anyway...I saw this color shampoo and decided I would try it. I was terrified it would screw up my color, but you know what? It's great! I am a level 9 blonde with some darker tones and of course, the gray- and this covered it all and blended it perfectly. I'm really impressed that without ammonia it lightened up the dark and still hid the grays. I'm going to keep this on my list and order frequently; it was quick and easy. I do own a hair color brush, and I applied it to my roots first and let it process about 5 minutes before pulling it through the rest of my hair. (Which is longer than waist length.) I'm pretty sure I will get at least 2 uses per bottle- which makes this incredibly affordable. I would recommend getting close to your current hair color and it should also work for you! I uploaded 4 pics- 2 are before showing my roots, and 2 are after in different lighting. UPDATE: 2nd use. My color lasted a full 4 weeks. At that point I really noticed my dark coming back in, and a little gray too. This time I only did my roots. I have a little bowl and brush like my hairdresser has, off-loaded some of the product into the bowl and touched up around my hairline with the brush. I did not pull it through to my ends, just applied it to my scalp. This also gave me an impressive result. I think it will also be better for my ends not to apply color to them. Again, I'm really impressed and still have enough left for a third application.

The color is not what it is pictured the final color turns reddish or copper but is a cute color if you like. I wanted the color is pictured do the shampoo didn’t work for me but still is a good product but only if a reddish color is expected.

I used champagne blonde to calm down the yellows in my blonde processed hair. I was suspicious but pleasantly surprised. Glad I took the risk because most toners typically damage my hair. After using purple conditioner to take out brass, I applied this. Color pay-off was nice, some dryness but nothing unexpected like other box dyes I've used on unprocessed hair. Can be remedied with a hair mask after. The pump leaves something to be desired. You have strong-arm it to get the product out -- I may have broke it in the process...

I LOVE this hair color! I am 64 years old with super resistant gray hair. I used to go to the salon every month and spend $100 or more. Not now! This product works so well and never any damage to my hair. I would recommend this for anyone that wants their hair to look full and manageable. It's wonderful!

Not a fan of this. This color was hard to see, period!

I got this hair dye shampoo for my mom, and she absolutely loves it! It’s super easy to use — no mixing, no mess — she just applies it like a normal shampoo and the color comes out rich and even. It covered her gray hair beautifully and left it soft and shiny instead of dry like most dyes. She also mentioned that it doesn’t have a strong chemical smell, which she really appreciated. The color looks natural and lasts nicely between washes. If you’re buying this for a parent or someone who wants something quick and gentle, I highly recommend it. Great product and great results — my mom is very happy! 💕

It covered my gray. Same color all round. Easy to use. The 1st picture is before.

This hair dye DOES work and colored my hair as directed on the box. However, this shampoo is just as messy and smelly as regular hair dye. The only difference was there is no mixing involved. Other than that, it’s a regular hair dye. It actually left my hair with that smell that I didn’t care for when I was using it. I had to use another hair product after I dried my hair to mask the smell. My mom also used this product and told me she left it on for the 15-30mins as instructed but it wasn’t long enough. She keeps it on an hour. I left mine for 45mins and it seemed fine. My hair did seem to be very dry once I dried it completely but my regular hair dye dries out my hair as well so no difference there. Not sure if the dryness was due to the 45mins I left it in or if this is just the product effect. Again, this product seems to color my hair in the same way box dye does and just as messy and actually smells worse than regular hair dye. Even my husband commented on how bad it smelled.