I have been meaning to color my hair for a long time. I had some grays that really needed to be covered. I tried Garnier Olia Oil Based Permanent Hair Color.
I have dark brown to black hair and I wanted to add some color. I chose the Dark Intense Auburn.
Here is my before picture:
And here is my after, please excuse the flyaway hair. It has been very humid.
I have dark brown to black hair and I wanted to add some color. I chose the Dark Intense Auburn.
And here is my after, please excuse the flyaway hair. It has been very humid.
It is a subtle difference with inside lighting. When I am outside, you can see the red much better. But that is ok, I like subtle.
Olia is Garnier's new "Oil-Powered" hair color. It uses oil to help the color penetrate your hair and leaves it smooth and shiny. I have to say, this is the first hair color I have used that did not, uhm, how do I say this? Stink! Reek! Smell bad. ;) All kidding aside, I honestly could not smell the hair color unless I put my nose right up to the bottle. That was a happy plus.
The directions were easy to understand and the packaging was geared toward "upscale." It included black gloves and the shape of the applicator bottle was pleasing. I left the color in my hair for 30 minutes.
After rinsing, I applied the included conditioner. There is enough conditioner for several applications. Overall, I am very happy with the product.
If you are going to color your hair, at home or at a salon, you need to do a few things to maintain your color. Maintenance not only helps your color last, it keeps your hair healthy. I like to use a shampoo and conditioner specifically made for colored hair. I also like to use an oil treatment once every 2-3 months. I also flat-iron my hair and use a protective spray prior to ironing.
Do you color your hair at home? At a salon? Not at all? What products do you use to keep your hair looking healthy? I would love to know.
Thanks for stopping by,
Natosha
*I am a BzzAgent and was provided free product. However, all opinions are 100% honest and mine.
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