Herbatint Permanent Hair Dye For Women - 7M Mahogany Blonde - For Up To 100% Gray Coverage of Resistant Gray Hair - Ammonia-Free, Alcohol-Free & Vegan - Salon Influenced Hair Color, 5.75 fl oz

I decided to try this hair dye for the first time today, and I'm honestly really pleased with the results. I’m in my mid-30s, but I’ve been dealing with gray hairs—mostly concentrated in the front of my head—which unfortunately make me look older than I am. I had previously tried a different at-home hair dye kit that covered most of the gray, but definitely left some visible, especially around my temples.This dye, however, completely covered all of my gray hairs! I was so surprised at how thorough the coverage was. On top of that, my hair actually feels soft and healthy after using it—something I definitely didn’t experience with the last brand I tried.One of my biggest concerns with at-home dyes is how they feel on the scalp. The last one I used made my scalp feel like it was on fire. With this one, I only felt a tiny bit of irritation—nothing major at all, which is a huge improvement.The only downside is that the color turned out a bit darker than I expected, but that’s not a deal-breaker. It may lighten a bit over the next few washes, and I’d rather have it a little too dark than have gray hairs peeking through. I’m hoping the color lasts at least 6 weeks before I need a touch-up.Overall, it was very easy to apply at home, and I’m really happy with the way it turned out. Definitely a win in my book, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for solid gray coverage without the salon price tag.

love the color of my hair I get from this product. It's been my go-to brand for a very long time. My hair is shiny, not brash. I think it's safer to use than other products and there is no strong smell to it.

I have used Herbatint Dark Chestnut for about 3 years. It was given good grades by the Environmental Working Group EWG for "healthier" ingredients than most other hair colorings. It is made in Italy which makes me feel good because Italy doesn't allow the same questionable ingredients that are allowed in the USA. That being said, the new Packinging makes the instructions hard to read. In apparently trying to make the boxes " more green", the boxes have to be ripped apart to read the directions now printed on the inside of the box. The original directions took up only 1 sheet of razor thin paper and the directions were also printed in several languages. Would think that many USA customers like me would like the choice of instructions in different languages. Tried to contact the distributor and ask if any original packaged boxes were available, but never heard back. It is a good product, but I don't know why manufacturers have to mess with perfection by using instructions now written only in in English supplemented with pictures. The English is not even grammatically correct and appears to have been written by someone whose first language was not English. But the coloring itself is wonderful.

I have tried so many boxed hair colors over the shelve but was never satisfied with the results. This product is just amazing and was so happy to see the results. The other brands start to show grey after like 2 washes but with this product, even after 4 washes I have not seen by grey roots yet. And the most important thing is it is natural without ammonia and other harmful chemicals leaving hair soft and less frizzy. They have a wide range of shades to choose from. It is easy to apply without any mess. I have medium length hair and can use this product twice so definitely value for money and most importantly chemical free.

It's high summer here in zone 9, Central Florida, and I'm outside daily, so I do expect a bit of sun-fading over the two weeks before I color my roots again. The photo in my review is Day 1 of my fresh color. I use a combination of 6N + 6D, with just a shot of 5N + 5D to make my roots just subtly darker than the rest of my hair, and to provide a little depth to the color when I do the "drag through" the length in the last 10 minutes of total color time.I've been using Herbatint since I started going gray in high school....so....well over 40 years now, and I love how the Herbatint colors can be mixed, so one can achieve the most "natural" looking tone and base color at any age, and any "season," so that one's hair color compliments one's skin tone, whether in a "tan" time of year or a more "faded," sun-deprived "winter" skin tone.Our highly chlorinated municipal water can really fade any color, and may sometimes cause tint changes that can make the "tone" of the color more "red" or "orange." Should that occur, I always keep some "C" (Ash) tone colors, for example "6C" or "5C" on hand, in case I decide to add a shot of the "C" tone to mellow out any "too red" or "brassy" tones. This doesn't happen often, especially now that we have chlorine filters on all of our shower heads and wands, but I thought you'd want to know how even "golden" or "warm" colored hair that might get "too red" can be corrected back to what YOU want the color to look like for your skin tone.The older I get the more "sensitive" I've become to many, many shampoos, conditioners, and colors, and Herbatint COLOR has NEVER given me any allergic response (no burning, no bumps), however I cannot use the Herbatint after-color conditioner that they provide in the box; I am highly allergic to their conditioner.I'm highly allergic to MOST conditioners, even the "fragrance free" ones. Even the vanicream free and clear conditioner gives me a little itchy scalp, but so far, vanicream free and clear is the LEAST itchy, most tolerable conditioner I've found. But....it's not a great conditioner (see picture: this is day 1 of my Herbatint 6N 6D color, washed with vanicream free and clear shampoo, and conditioned with vanicream free and clear conditioner.Herbatint provides excellent coverage of white / gray roots (I always mix an "N" Natural Series Herbatint color with the desired tint color - like the Golden "D" colors) just to make sure I cover my white roots well and quickly (I process for about 25 minutes before a 10 minute "drag through" or for about 30 to 35 minutes when I'm just doing my roots).It's a bit expensive, but I only use a partial bottle of each color each time I color (because I'm mixing colors), so for me 1 box of each color lasts at least through 2 colorings.

I love this brand, and I have been using it for years. There is no awful smell when applying it. I need to cover my grays every 5-6 weeks so I like that this is less toxic. The color stays. I mix 5N & 5D half and half and it gives the best dark blond with a hint of strawberry blond. I can get about 4-5 applications with each bottle since I’m only doing my outgrowth. This option saves me so much money. I usually get highlights at the salon once or twice a year for dimension. I highly recommend this brand.