Madison ReedColor Therapy, Caffe, Color Depositing Hair Mask & Deep Conditioning Treatment, Intensely Hydrating, Refreshes Color & Tone, Keratin & Argan Oil, 4 Fl Oz (118 mL)

I wanted to achieve copper/red color and mixed Zucca and Rubino. I really loved the results. Finally got the color tand saturation that I wanted, which for some reason was really difficult to achieve at the expensive hair salon. I usually wash my hair once/week and plan to refresh at every wash. Hair is also glossy. I did use my regular shampoo and conditioner and followed with the mask. I did not yet try just mask. Rubino is much more saturated, deeper/darker color, so need to adjust for that when mixing.

It really helps with in between dying my hair to keep the little grays at Bay and keep the color looking fresh.

I have naturally black hair and my last highlights came out straw yellow, which I really hated. I needed to tone them down to the nice caramel color I usually get. After one application, following the directions to leave it on for about five minutes, my straw yellow highlights had mostly darkened and reddened to a color approaching caramel. I was happy with the quick makeover, but I have a couple of caveats:1. It's a small package and you use a lot of product, so it's not a great value.2. Despite my best efforts, the color isn't even, and I still have some straw-yellow patches, prompting me to try to use it as frequently as possible to keep it darker.But if you want a quick color fix, this honestly couldn't be easier. Castagna definitely is a red tone for blonde highlights, by the way.

I completed the Madison Reed hair color questionnaire honestly and purchased the Vanilla Blonde the results suggested... I had more brass than a marching band. Thinking maybe the color suggested was too dark, I let my hair rest a couple weeks and ordered their lightest 11-level blonde. I used that new color yesterday... better, but still brassy on top. Today, I tried this Perla shampoo hoping that products from the same company would work together to get rid of the orange. NO! Not only are my roots still flaming brass, I now have blue streaks where my hair color was good!! Even a paste of clarifying shampoo and baking soda did not remove all of the blue. Now, I have to spend the time and money to find a stylist to fix it all in a city I am not familiar with and hope that my hair can handle it.

This did the job of refreshing my hair but I did not love the smell. Probably would not buy again, for the same price I got Overtone and that did a much better job and smelled much nicer.

Like a nice quality conditioner, it makes my hair soft and glowly. The color deposits is super light, but noticeable after 1 or 2 uses.

So, story time.... my stylist applied a permanent color that was very uneven. Reddish in some areas, dark brown in others. Looking to return to my natural color or, at least, even things out, I used a color remover product. I rinsed it from my hair, unwrapped the towel from my head, and discovered that my hair was orange. After I regained my senses, I applied this product like a hair mask. Thankfully, I already had this product on hand and didn't have to drive to the store with orange hair on Father's Day weekend. I applied the product generously, using most of the container. I let it stay on about 5-7 minutes while I started a load of laundry. OMG ya'll my hair looked so good!!! Even color; soft, moist texture; shiny and healthy-looking. This product saved the day!!!

Didn't really help roots get color