HerbishhBurgundy 3-In-1 Hair Color Shampoo for Gray Hair Magic Hair Dye Shampoo Colors Hair in MinutesLong Lasting500 MlAmmonia-Free

I have NEVER dyed my own hair, I have thick curly dark hair and have never attempted to color my hair on own - however, now that I am getting gray it was time to try. More than pleasantly surprised on how easy to do and how well it works! I only used 1x so far but it extended my color appointment by 4 weeks. First week, looks amazing and decreases from there but still at week 4, its still pretty darn good at covering the gray and WAY better if I did nothing so very happy to use as a touch up between appointments.

What are you waiting for? I stopped dying my hair five years ago because I was tired of the upkeep and damage to my hair. I had almost fully embraced my shoulder-length, almost fully gray hair. Then along came Herbishh and I thought, why not? I tried it two weeks ago and at first the color seemed a little dark (I got dark brown and maybe should have gotten medium brown, and I left it on about 20 minutes), but I wash my hair daily and as of now it's medium brown with reddish highlights. The coverage is excellent and since I had read so many reviews, I knew to hold back half of the conditioner in a separate container for future use. My hair looks healthier and shinier after using Herbishh than it ever did when I was using boxed hair dye. I highly recommend this product for ease of use, convenience, and cost, since you get multiple uses from one bottle and don't have the kind of staining and odor you do with boxed hair dyes.

I've been dying my hair at home for years. I've used many different product and I can say was by far the easiest to use. The product didn't irritate my skin nor was there a horrible smell. I really love the color and my hair looks and feels amazing. I gave the product 4 stars because when I used the conditioner it had a strong perfume smell to it. I don't do well with perfumes. But overall it was really good. I think I need to color again to even it all out. My grays are lighter but that's to be accepted. I'll update when I do another coat.

Herbishh Hair Color Shampoo for Gray Hair is a convenient solution for covering grays. It combines hair coloring and cleansing in one step, delivering natural-looking results while leaving hair soft and shiny. Perfect for a quick and mess-free touch-up!

Let me preface this by saying that I have been coloring and highlighting my hair at home for years. My gray grows in about every 2 weeks and the time it takes to color my hair, not to mention the damage that has become the norm for me, has had me searching for a better and easier solution for quite some time. When I saw this product and read the reviews, I really thought it might be the solution I was looking for. My hair is a dark ash blonde, so I chose the the linen product. I'll admit I was very nervous about trying it but I was hopeful. I finally tried it four days ago. As much as I wanted to love it, it didn't measure up like I had hoped. First off, people say it's not messy but I found it to be very messy. It's not a thick gel like consistency but is more runny, and it seemed to run out of my hand when I pumped the bottle. It looked VERY orange when I put it on my hair, which was quite concerning, because I naturally have a lot of red undertones and I was afraid of what might be to come if it picked up on those undertones. Many reviews said it was so easy to use, but it really wasn't to me. It doesn't lather like normal shampoo. I found it very difficult to get it everywhere on my scalp that might be sprouting grays. It didn't seem to cover very well. It did irritate my skin just a little bit as it sat, but not as much as box dye. I applied it to my roots the best I could and tried to pull it through the ends of my hair but it seemed to be absorbing very unevenly which made it difficult to evenly coat my hair. The bottle says to let it sit or 10-15 minutes but 25 minutes for stubborn grays, so that's what I did. I rinsed it out in the shower and used the conditioner that came with it. When I got out of the shower, I could immediately tell, even though my hair was wet, that it was too dark. As I blew dry my hair, it became more and more apparent that not only was the color much darker than I was hoping, but that it covered very unevenly and was very flat and dull looking. My hair didn't have any natural highlights or undertones. It was almost black. It stained my skin on my forehead and ears very badly. Much more so than box dye. Four days later and the skin on my forehead is still stained. I ended up having to pull my hair through a cap at home and try to highlight it to bring it back to my natural color as much as possible, but it is still much too dark due to the base tone from this product. It might work okay if you have minimal grays throughout your head or if you are used to a one tone hair color. Unfortunately for me, it wasn't the miracle solution I was hoping for.

I like it. Easy to do. My hair has been red growing up but it’s turned more of an auburn, and now there’re a lot of grayish streaks through it and it just looks really dull. So I decided I might be better with it a little darker as opposed to lighter. I did contemplate which way to go. I used the chestnut brown and I just did it last night so I know it will lighten a bit in the sun and it will have more red because that is my natural color, but I’m quite happy with it. (I think the before came out a bit more vibrant than in reality.)