Color Depositing Mask Packette, 1 Fl. Oz.

I love this. I've been using it for years and can't believe I haven't reviewed it until now. I've gotten this small packet and the larger tube, and for some reason I think the small pouch works better. You do have to ignore the directions and leave it on for longer than 5-7 minutes. Damp hair is good, dry hair might be even better, but it is harder to "have enough" when the hair is dry, if you know what I mean. I usually do at least a half hour if not more like an hour. I'll put it on and do some housework/cleaning or whatever then shower to rinse it out. It does make the hair softer which I can attest to with this latest round. Before, I used to use it on my natural brunette hair, and it would give it some depth and oomph when I wanted to refresh. My natural cool light/medium brown lightens and goldens in the sun, especially here in SoCal. So this provides a great return to my roots, with a bit of a deeper/darker tone. This latest round using, I was attempting to remedy a salon balayage situation. I had gone to the hairdresser to get a specific look, not at all blonde. I had said I didn't want to be blonde, I didn't want to be yellow, and showed a picture to the stylist and made sure we were on the same page. Unfortunately, the processes she performed on my hair, made it super blonde, and even after toning it down twice, I did not leave with the hair I had explicitly asked for. Days later, looking in the mirror, I had mostly yellow blonde hair with dark roots. It looked like I had done a blonde process about 4 months ago, and my hair was tattered. I'd been dealing with insane snarls for the past month, feeling washed out every time I looked in the mirror, and overall lamenting my decision to drop hundreds of dollars at the salon for exactly what I didn't want. ANYWAY, all this to say that today, after trimming my hair (I don't think I'll pay for even a haircut for a while now) I applied a pouch of this mask, left it on for about an hour before rinsing it out, and I am loving the results. I can't seem to get a picture that does justice to the reality, but I'll share what I've got, nonetheless. The blonde highlights are still there, especially on the ends, but it's overall much more my style as I feel like a brunette and not a blonde again. I feel like myself. I apologize for not taking a before photo to show the difference. The color is wonderful, because it is not green toned, and it's not red toned. It is purple, neutral purple. It doesn't make hair magenta or anything. It's just a great brown. I personally need this purple tone, because green doesn't work, and red doesn't work. I'm actually confused on my coloring because I have purple veins and green eyes. I think that's why purple works for me, but I think purple can work for most being a neutral tone. If I had had two pouches to work with, I would've started with dry hair and left it on as long as possible. In any case, I am happy with the results and look forward to seeing how it fades as it washes out. It is temporary, but I'm fine with that. I'd rather have to reapply than lament another permanent process. Did I mention I can run my fingers through my hair for the first time in weeks? Amazing.

I’ve bought this twice so far. I have long thick hair and this is AMAZING. I first do a detox shampoo then a normal shampoo. After that, I kinda towel dry my hair and smear this stuff from root to tip. I honestly leave it on for about 15 minutes. Rinse on cold. I LOVE this stuff. Obviously helped with the color and made my hair so freaking soft.

As I age, my red hair seems duller and more brown than red. This brought back the beautiful hue I grew up with! My hair also feels hydrated and less frizzy. My only complaint is the palms of my hands were stained orange afterward, and the water ran very orange in the shower for quite a while before rinsing out.

I wanted to share my experience for anyone who was as undecided as I was when I was searching for color glosses and color conditioners. I did a lot of looking at products and reviews and ended up choosing to to try: DPHUE and this Moroccanoil color conditioner. DPHUE was the winner hands down. Even though it says it does not cover gray, I was delighted to find that it DID actually sort of partly stain my very stubborn wiry gray so that it looks a little bit more like highlights.It darkened my very faded light brown hair (that had a little too much red) in a nice rich way. Just a deepening and enriching. But the best part is how shiny and glossy it made my hair. Almost nothing that promises shine and gloss actually works on my hair. I have very fine, very dry, NOT shiny hair—alas. It always looks a bit fuzzy and the only thing that really usually gives it shine is LOTS of oil. I was amazed to find that this product actually did give my hair a little bit of sheen and a really nice soft shiny glossy feeling. I actually kept running my fingers through my hair. And it lasted a really long time (I don’t shampoo every day because my hair is so dry, and after a week it still had that slightly thicker, glossy feeling! I am a believer in this product. And I am so picky about hair products. This Moroccan oil conditioner was a darker brown than the light brown DPHUE and it did stain my hands, where the DPHUE did not. The Moroccanoil did darken my hair but it did not even touch the gray. (I know it says it wont, but so does DPHUE and it did stain the grey) Moreover, I was disappointed that it did not give my hair that shiny glossy smooth feeling at all. I’m glad I just bought a sample pack of this one.

My hair: damaged, coarse and bleached. I recently had my hair colored red after being a blonde since 2018. Since I moved to my new home last year, I noticed my hair was feeling harder and looking darker after just one or 2 washes after redoing my hair. I realized my water was the problem so I installed a new filter for my shower head. But my hair was too damaged so I decided to go red and give bleaching my hair a break. But we had to bleach the top, which had been a shadow root to even the entire red color all over my head. But wow that last time of bleaching left my hair soooo damaged and brittle. I’ve never experienced so much breakage. I had been using Olaplex for a few years so my hair was healthy before moving to my new home. So that’s the hair I started with before using this product—hard, brittle, breaking off easily, stiff and rough to the touch and extremely porous. In other words—terrible! My red hair washed out ridiculously fast! This product: after reading many reviews here and watching many YouTube videos, I decided to give this a try. I didn’t want to color my hair again since it’s only been a month since I went red. First, I can’t really afford that and second, I don’t want any more damage. After seeing the copper on most, it was way too much orange for my liking. I wanted a true copper/auburn, not orange. So I mixed (as someone here suggested) 2 copper packs with 1 cocoa color pack. I was so scared to see what would turn out. I mixed them very well in a bowl. I then even distributed it through my hair, piece by piece and combed it through . I left it on for about 10 minutes altogether. And woah! I was blown away by how soft and bouncy my hair felt after all the damaged I had recently experienced. I couldn’t believe it, but not only that, the color looks amazing! I have received so many compliments!! This color combo looks incredible! It’s exactly the color I was going for without the added damage. I haven’t washed it yet so I willl have to update with that information. I plan on purchasing the larger bottles since I absolutely plan on using this long term. What a great way for me to keep my color without causing damage to my hair. I’m so excited I found this and a thank you to the person who suggested mixing these two colors. It works like a charm!! I can’t recommend this enough. 👍🏼👍🏼

I'm always checking out reviews before buying anything, and I did with this product as well. But- I didn't follow instructions, and the results have been BRIGHT (along with ragged looking silver/brown roots bc I didn't follow instructions 😕) I've used many other glosses/glazes I've bought from here and Walmart, but none that said to apply like true permanent hair color.. so- I added it in the shower like a conditioner and even used some copper gloss I already had (different brand) to try and balance out the pinky/purple hues that you get with the Bordeaux color (per the reviews)........ My hair has been so bright!!!(this thankfully took the focus off my ragged roots) I usually only wash my hair 3x a week bc it's curly, but I've washed it every day this week and it's still BRIGHT. My coworkers look at me like I'm a stoplight. My boss thinks I'm going thru a phase at 40. The color is pretty, but it's too much for me. If bright is what you're wanting- this is it baby!! It has staying power, too, which is what you want when putting a red color on your tresses since red fades so fast. Great product if bright and colorful is your goal.

Was excited to try a temporary rose pink on my platinum blonde hair. Color arrived quickly and it looked like there was more conditioner in the bottle than I normally use for regular conditioner. I washed my hair and applied the conditioner and massaged it in really well all over my hair, much more thorough than I normally would. The smell was great. Then I took a look in the mirror and it was so uneven 😔 It looked pinker at the top and my roots. I cut the package open to get out every drop to put more in the middle section but no luck. I tried to squeeze some color to the middle section, massaged it even more as good as I could and then washed it off. I used a blow dryer to dry my hair to see if the color would lighten up enough on dry hair but it clearly looked uneven. The color took on in the sections where I applied the squirts of color first I believe - massaging conditioner in like a regular conditioner won’t spread the color even though it feels even distributed if you know what I mean. I stopped drying my hair and washed and conditioned my hair again, using extra shampoo in the areas there hair was pinker. I’m not in love with the final result though it didn’t look hideous after washing some of the color out. I don’t love the rose gold, it looked darker, more like a faint magenta to me, especially at the top of my head - I was aiming for a subtle pastel pink. The unevenness problem could have been solved if there was more color in the package or if I had known I needed 2 packs for my not very thick medium long hair. Will go with a whole bottle and different color next round.

Copper is a Great color. It came out more intense than I was expecting but exactly what I was hoping for. Very small package it was a bit hard to manage to spread on long hair. I wish they sold it in the large container Overall the color is great. Shine is even better. Made my hair very silky Great to use in the winter when hair tends to get very dry.