First of all, the product sticks incredibly to both wet and dry hair (especially dry), giving the feeling that you haven't washed your hair for weeks. After a month of intensive use, no significant difference has been observed in lightening blonde hair. As I read in another comment, it's better to boil chamomile.

I haven't been using it for long, I tried it on its own after washing without conditioner, and it detangled my hair but afterwards it felt dry, it's not very moisturizing. It smells like chamomile, natural. I don't have an opinion yet regarding hair opening.

Amazing product, it does exactly what it promises and is very nourishing for the hair!

Personally, using it on very dark brown hair, during the period of February - March when my hair is at its darkest shade due to the season, I saw a big difference!

Specifically, a few blonde and more copper highlights formed without prolonged exposure to the sun, I simply applied it after each wash.

What requires attention is the way of use! On clean and quite damp hair, like when we use nourishing or heat protective products, the result is very lightweight!

By doing this, I saw a difference not only in the color of my hair but also in their health, amazing even for the split ends!

I have naturally blonde hair. I have been using it for about 3 years and I was using it in combination with sun exposure during the hot summer months. I believe that it did almost nothing, so I stopped buying it. It's better to boil German chamomile and add white vinegar and lemon, or buy the corresponding products from KLORANE. Overall, disappointing result.

It has a nice smell. If used on dry hair, it sticks to them, like a hairspray. As for the color, after 20 days of use and exposure to the sun, it created copper highlights on my brown hair.