I’ve had this product before. It’s easy to use and the results are good. I went for a lighter shade this time- my hair is naturally quite dark but going grey. I like the result but it did come out a bit more auburn than I expected.

Good value for money.

Nice hair colouralways buy the same as looks good , good seller , good price,
Would recommend.

I started having highlights just before lockdown. I spoke to my mobile hairdresser who recommended a couple of products so that I could maintain and touch up my highlights myself during lockdown. I was happy to experiment especially as I was using a highlighting cap. Although, I don’t think I would have had the confidence to use foils as they are much more fiddly. I have continued to dye my hair at home ever since, as it is much cheaper and I am completely happy with the results. On occasions my base colour and highlights need a boost. Therefore, I use ‘off the counter’ shop dyes. Some of these dyes (despite the colour that is illustrated on the packaging) prove to be far too dark once applied. However, this colour SB1 maintained the blonde highlights, got rid of any grey and left my hair with a lovely shine. My hair is soft and feels well conditioned. This dye will be my go to from now on. I am very happy with the result.

After reading reviews I was very sceptical about getting this actual colour! Some were saying there hair went red some saying this isn’t an ash based, colour it is.
Ladies it’s best to learn the colour wheel before experimenting with box does especially after bleach! If you hair has a natural warm undertone you need to counteract it by using a cool undertone,
My hair was a golden brassy colour after bleach my hair is now ash blonde with silver/grey/ dark blonde hair, although my roots where not touched with bleach so the actual die has bought a more golden tint to my roots however this was my fault when processing (as my natural hair is almost blck) It’s darker then the packet but has gotten rid of all golden brassy undertones in a few weeks once the colour has been washed more I’ll then use a light ash as all golden brassy hair has been covered! Overall very happy and trust me make sure you understand the colour wheel before spontaneously doing your hair!

Pros:
* Really easy to use – both the mixing of the components and the application of the dye.
* Comes with gloves and a small bottle of conditioner to help keep the colour.
* Colour always comes out looking the same as on the box
* Not sure exactly how long the colour lasts, but I would definitely say more than a month
* There’s a small tear-off section of the box with the name and number of the dye, so you can keep it and buy the same colour again next time

Cons:
* The size and quality of the gloves is sometimes different. Always useable but sometimes they’re quite small and tight.
* I’ve found the ‘hair dye smell’ lingers on my hair for at least 1 week after application, and that smell sometimes transfers over to pillows. It’s not a particularly bad smell, and it washes out of furnishings easy, but if anyone were to smell my hair during that week they’d be able to tell that I dyed it!

Love this hair colour I always use it, covers grey and gives a lovely shine to your hair I’m 56 have been using this for years . Find it hard sometimes to get this colour so very happy I seen it on amazon . I bought 4 ha ha.

With the current lockdown situation in the UK, my grey hairs were starting to come through with a vengeance… I’d been spraying that root colour on them, but it was getting to the point where I needed to take drastic action! I have long hair and I usually get my colour done at the hairdressers. I hadn’t bought a packet dye mix since my teenage years, so it was with some trepidation that I retreated to the bathroom and opened the packet. I covered myself with a towel, put on the enclosed gloves and set to work. Thankfully the instructions were reasonably clear. Mix one part with the other and shake well. It then said to part the hair along the scalp and apply the mixture to the roots. This all looked nice and neat in the pictures, but I found it practically impossible to do this myself, so in the end I just squirted it all over my scalp. massaged it in and spread it around with my fingers. My grey hairs are a bit colour resistant and usually need a longer development time, so I kept the dye on for the longer recommended time (about 10 minutes extra). I then went back to the instructions, which said to put the remaining dye on the rest of the hair. Oops! I’d put it all on my scalp! But this was OK – I just pulled it down through the rest of my hair with my hands. I kept it on for the recommended time and then stood in the shower to rinse it all off. I washed my hair with my usual shampoo and applied the conditioner that comes with the dye. You leave it on for a couple of minutes and then wash it out. For me, my hair felt like it needed a bit more conditioning, so I applied my usual conditioner too (my hair is quite dry). As for the result – well, I have to say, I was SO IMPRESSED with this hair dye. All of my (difficult) greys were coloured well. My hair felt smoother than usual and the colour was very good. A little on the dark side (more black than dark brown – possibly because of the amount I’d put on to start with!), but it looked good. I would even go so far as to say that it looked better then when I come back from the hairdresser!! And it smelled really nice too. I couldn’t believe it!! It makes me wonder why I usually pay about 10x as much to get it done!! Yes, the process was a bit fiddly and a bit messy but honestly I was so pleased I’d decided to do this. I highly, highly recommend it. And I’ve already bought another pack for next time!