COLORCHARM Demi Permanent Hair Color - Gloss, Refresh & Tone - 2 Fl Oz

I recently tried this demi-permanent hair color, and its effectiveness completely surprised me—it gave my dull hair a gorgeous, salon-like finish. The shade I picked matched the description with accurate color that didn’t turn brassy or overly dark. I was especially impressed by how gentle it felt during application, with almost no hair damage even on my fragile ends. It’s super easy to use, especially with the 1:2 mixing ratio that made prep simple and mess-free. For such professional-looking results, the affordability is unbeatable—I got vibrant, rich color without spending a fortune. I’m definitely keeping this brand in rotation for future touch-ups.

I love when I get my hair so Black & so Dark that it looks fake! This is perfect, I use it with a 10 developer & the results are always the same.. for being Demi-permanent I unfortunately still get A LOT of wash out with “color safe” shampoo & conditioners but I also wash my hair 1x a week so maybe that’s too often (?)

This did exactly what I needed it to. Slighting deepened and mostly neutralized the copper/red tones in my bleached hair for a natural/golden dark blonde.

I used this color 5N to tone down orange highlights. It worked great and made them darker, like a reddish brown instead of bright copper. I am dark brown with highlights. My mistake not buying the volume 10 developer at first. I don't suggest trying without it, it was a waste of product. The developer did not lighten any hair that I didn't want lighter. It opens the hair to accept the brown pigment. I highly recommend a cheap mixing bowl, gloves, brush and clips. I can understand why people think this product will dry your hair out. If you use it for the recommended duration or less then rinse and seal with a conditioner, your hair should retain a smooth/soft feel. The first attempt, I used shampoo and no developer, my hair felt dry after.

12.18.23~ After bleaching my shoulder length hair with 2 Boxes of Garnier,the 7 level Bleach not 3, my grey and med brown roots, lifted white as snow.Followed all directions but even tho I applied roots last, should have waited til ends lifted.After years of coloring but not bleaching other than highlighting,I freaked out a bit bout leaving it more than 45 minutes.My hair was medium (level 8) blonde but had a "wash out "pink that well...didn't.So there was a bit more end lift involved bc of the ever dreaded red added aka pink base.The new growth uncolored root hair needed maybe 15 minutes. Left it just over 20.For the most was happy with the lift and results of the bleach. Would recc Garnier.If the roots didn't go white, would have continued with my highlight plan to even out.After couple weeks & lots of deep conditioning. Would highlight & use a gloss.But the roots were white and was not going to add more permanent color.Also wasn't walking around with white roots. What am I Mrs Claus?Well sometimes.. I do bake cookies but didn't start coloring grey at 20 to go white.** Hello youtube my old friend.Hairstylist (Elle Bangs) was using Wella Color Charm demi ( which means it washes out gradually).She did a cocktail and mixed 2 colors to get the tone she wanted.I know how to color mix but didn't know demi would give same effect as perm.Maybe all brands don't but Wella did.Ordered 10NA ( the color I wanted my hair) & 9CB for roots. I have Light/Med Cool tone skin.My natural blonde friend is going white.Learned the only way to add color to white is add yellow. Even on Cool Tone skin.A glob of 9CB with a dash of 10NA (yes that's scientific term) made my white roots match.Added 10NA solo to bleached ends that still had yellow I did not want.Now my hair is a cool 10NA.The color held strong for 3-4 washes about 2 weeks.Now it's finally at the point I can highlight & gloss.Would absolutely use this again to color deposit w Color Charm Activator not Developer.Hope this ever so short novel helps you find what you needed.