See which brand beat Clairol and L'Oreal to deliver the most natural results
If you want to cover gray or subtly change your hair color (we're talking a two-shade difference max!), there's no need to book a costly salon appointment. These boxed wonders did the job so easily, they won the votes of impressed TotalBeauty.com members. (Skeptical? Read all the reviews for each product to get the full scoop on formulas you should try.)
By Charli Schuler
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I have long fine kinky straight hair. I have been dyeing my hair for 15 years now and I have tried everything on the department store shelf. My conclusion, you get what you pay for. If it's on sale...excelent. Feria is good. I love L'Oreal's Mega colors too: Mega Blonds, Mega Browns, and Mega Reds. Nice N Easy from Clairol is another inexpensive choice that I would recomend for a softer less bold but long lasting shiny color. But everyone's hair is different and there are so many dyes and colors out there, good luck finding the one that's right for you.
by Fueled4HoustonJune 08, 2009 at 08:44AM Report as inappropriate
Garnier color products are the mos drying ones I've ever used. They leave my relaxed hair really dry and stiff.
I rated this article: 4 out of 10
by polarpendustMarch 26, 2009 at 03:19PM Report as inappropriate
I have relaxed, fine texture Irish hair. I've used several brands and the colors always come out WAY too intense. Colorsilk is much more controllable and doesn't color the relaxed parts very strongly. And it's definitely worth the price!
I rated this article: 4 out of 10
by polarpendustMarch 26, 2009 at 03:13PM Report as inappropriate
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I have natural thick curly latina here, and so far every dye i have tried just to cover my grays, doesn't do much. It fades within 2 weeks, from the cheap ones to the expensive brands. They are a waste of my money.
by nyboriqua65November 12, 2009 at 01:45PM Report as inappropriate