Bronze Hair Toner - Color Depositing Shampoo for Treated Hair (8 Colors, Sulfate-Free, Vegan, 8.45 Fl Oz)

This product makes coloring my hair so very easy. I've colored my own hair for years using a color and developer. After most of my hair turned white, I switched to using only a henna product but when my hair started falling out, I discovered it might be the henna. Not looking forward to going back to the developer, I started looking and found this. It does fade and I probably need to use this every 3 weeks but it's so easy and covers so well, I honestly don't mind. I was actually surprised by how well and evenly it covers - you just have to be careful in applying it evenly. Can't say how many colorings come in a bottle - guess it depends on the length of hair but for my short hair, I'm guessing at least 6-7 times which makes it very economical. It doesn't seem to have an odor and since it is a shampoo, I don't shampoo after using it, just condition. It also doesn't damage my hair as with the developer but I still use a deep conditioning after coloring.

The product works great! I have highlighted ash blonde hair and after using this product three days in a row, my hair is now a lovely light coppery blonde. Great for a different look!

The product works great! I have natural black hair and bleached it once to make it vibrant red. I wash my hair daily, so the color faded pretty quick. I don’t want to go to hair salon again, so I randomly searched it on amazon to find this. I decided to give a try, and after several weeks, I found it very convenient to remain my hair color in a fairly bright red hue evenly. The color remains for 2~3 wash.However, I’m not giving it five stars because:Instead of using it like my normal shampoo, I need to squeeze 3 palms of the product to apply on my hair to reach the color change shown in my photos. I tried using a small amount and imagined the product staying on my hair longer would let the color soak in, but it didn’t work much. If you have long hair, you probably will run out of this very fast. It also dries my hair after rinsing it off, but could be solved with conditioner once.Anyway if you plan to use this, I recommend to apply a generous amount of it on your hair, and massage it through hair to have the even color, but not making a lot of foams. After waiting for a few mins, rinse it off and use conditioner once or twice under warm water since a steaming hot shower washes the new applied color off easily.

Really good staining product at a good price. It gave my dyed red hair a refresh and brighten between colorings- and would work great on virgin hair to give it a flame cast. Beautiful.

Until this, the best color-depositing shampoo I’d found gave a pink tinge only to the places it was first applied and had a kind of plasticky feel. I needed to use a lot to get meaningful color from it, and I had to alternate with a regular shampoo to keep my hair from feeling gross.This feels like regular shampoo, and one wash with the Rose Pink color can take my hair from a faded out apricot gold to a brighter pink than I originally dyed it. I can use a regular shampoo amount instead of needing to coat my hair with it, and the color still deposits pretty evenly. My hair ends up feels clean vs coated.I imagine the darker colors would be a nightmare to clean up given how well the pink sticks, but Rose is such a forgiving shade that I don’t need to wear gloves or worry about it staining.I’d highly recommend Rose Pink, but be careful with the dark or “Intense” colors from Four Reasons until you know how they’ll stain!

yes thank you it is really good.

I purchased this product thinking that it would deposit a platinum color on my (blonde) hair. It did not. The product came out of the tube brown and didn’t leave any color on my hair. I tried looking for FAQ about this and even emailed the company (Four Reasons) I will be retuning it.

I have used Four Reasons products before and have liked them. While this is a nice color shampoo, I do prefer color conditioners.My granddaughter tried it for the ends of her hair that are still light from some previous bleaching to add blue to her hair and then going back to brown that had faded out a bit (she wanted her ends to match the top part of her natural hair growth)-it didn't do much, but perhaps she needs to leave it in longer, which is more difficult with shampoos as they can be drying. That's the main problem with color shampoos - if you need to leave them in for a longer time, it's not so good for your hair, especially if the ends are damaged from a previous bleaching, as hers are.I used it on my baby fine natural hair and it did add a tiny bit of richness to the color but this isn't formulated for non-colored hair so it really didn't do much there either.I just used Dhue color conditioner and it made my hair look amazing and rich and shiny. It's for natural hair or color-treated hair, which I like. I'll stick to that.So, while Four Reasons makes some good haircare products, this one isn't quite right for what I or my granddaughter need.