On blonde bleached hair.. I used the dye 7/7 chestnut honey.. I did a different technique on the ends.. and the rest of the color on top.. and it came out a wonderful color.. there's nothing I don't like.. about this particular dye.. I highly recommend it. ️

I have been using this specific dye recently and I have seen a big difference in the quality of my hair. It takes care of the hair during application. The hair is shiny and looks healthy. It is worth the money.

Mediocre dye. It probably has strong peroxide. The hair looks damaged. My skin turned red and irritated. The color is almost what the photo shows, leaning towards lighter. I expected it to be a milder dye. I was disappointed...

WARNING !!! Something is happening with the price and instead of 5 euros, it CHARGES 50 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If you are a brunette and want to achieve a natural blonde at your roots, the combination of 8.0 and 8.1 is excellent! With a little care and skill, you can achieve a beautiful result at home that remains natural and even. For an even better effect, you can add some highlights every six months, creating depth and brightness in your hair.

What stands out is that the result you achieve on your own at home often exceeds the quality that a salon can offer, while you also have the freedom to customize it exactly to your preferences. If you follow the right technique, the result is impressively natural and shiny!

Favorite dye, gives a natural result, smells very strong though and I worry about my health every time. High price.

I've been using this for years. Easy to apply and no irritation. I have to reapply every 4 weeks or so as roots show.

I have been buying it for 4 years now in this specific shade, while I have also tried some blond ones. For me, it is the best and most effective hair dye in supermarkets. It brings out the exact color, doesn't irritate, and doesn't damage the hair like other similar ones. Especially the cream it has inside is the best.

The shade 7.43 is intense but doesn't turn orange. I, who have blonde roots, when it fades after 15 days, the color gets mixed up and it appears more natural ginger.

I am blonde and I bought the 9.1 to cover the white. My hair turned out gray-brown. I don't know why, but I was disappointed. It left my hair very soft but it has a very strong scent.

I am already blonde with white hair in the front at the roots, but due to natural sunlight and the hair salon, I ended up having 4-5 different colors in my hair. It gave a uniform and stable color with a lot of shine throughout my head. Maybe the coverage on the white hair is not absolute, but it doesn't matter. Easy application.

I have used it on bleached blonde hair twice because I thought I was doing something wrong, but this color has no coverage at all and it is not intense at all, it's like I never applied it

Old-fashioned dye. My mother wanted it for her hair. She is 77 years old and her hair is completely white. This color works for her and does the job.

I bought the 5.3. They turned red within a few days. They also faded in irregular spots, the first time I've seen it in a dye. It didn't cover the white at all. The only positive thing is that it doesn't sting at all and it comes off easily from the skin.
My mother, who uses a blonde shade, is satisfied. So I don't know why it was so bad on my hair

Due to the quarantine, I decided to try these hair dyes as I couldn't go to the hair salon. The 6.46 along with 7.43 (on the roots because I have jet black hair) gave a wonderful deep warm copper color that reddens just enough to not look orange or brown.

Although the color turned out good, it did not cover my white spots well. It only covered them slightly, and they are still visible in the light. Unfortunately, I was not satisfied