L’Oréal Paris L'Oréal Paris Colorista Semi-Permanent Hair Color For Brunettes, #Tangerine

i used this product on my darker parts and it still was very bright! i loved how it turned out! it was a little messy and dyed my neck but i was able to get it off in a few washes. it has lasted over 10 washes and it’s still pretty vivid. i already have bleached hair and it didn’t ruin the blonde. def recommend for beginners

I've used this product for years. Easy to use, easy to clean up and always looks good.

The color is a very bright blue, almost like cyan. As the color wears off, it does turn green. I really didn’t like the color on me. But I still recommend it.

I bought it for my daughter. I absolutely love the color! Easy to apply and lasted a good while.

I detest this dye! I bought three because I have such thick hair and this dye ruined it. I look like a freak, and not a good freak. This dye is not the color it says it is. It has the spottiest coverage I’ve ever seen, and I’ve been dying my own hair and other folks hair since the 90’s, when manic panic was the only option. I’ve had teal hair for going on 10 years, and used A LOT of different brands and shades since my favorite brand discontinued my go to a few years ago. This one is the worst! I have an appointment this afternoon and I am mortified to have to leave my house. Do not ever buy this product, and based on how horribly this color came out I wouldn’t trust any colors from this line. Buyer beware!

it looked cute at first but washed out extremely fast : ( did help to coverup a previous tealish color but one dip in a pool and it was all gone. if you’re looking for a semi-permanent/temporary color, it’s great! i wouldn’t use it if you want it to last more than two weeks.

I have used this stuff for years, its been my go-to product whenever I want to spice up my hair with a fun new color.I figured I'd share some of my insights from using this for so long in case it helps anybody else:1. It truly is temporary and a good amount comes out with each wash, try to limit how often you wash your hair. With that said you have a little tint left for a while, even after it says it should have completely washed out (this is typically when I re-dye it).2. Your shower will become an entirely new color if you aren't careful, BUT it easily washes away by either soaking your tub in bleach water for like an hour OR just leaving it there and waiting until it goes away from your hair washes. I typically just leave the tint (mine is blue) in my tub and with 2-3 washes the entire blue tint is gone. If it gets on the shower walls though that's a different story and I'd use a bleach based lysol wipe or bathroom cleaner on those.3. It will die your pillow cases. Thankfully it does come out when you soak in shout or oxyclean, but if I were you I'd just switch my pillow case to a darker color or one that matches your dye so its not obvious and doesn't mess up your pillow case.4. I think throughout the years the formula has been changed/updated, because I remember when the instructions said to put the dye on dirty dry hair. Now it wants clean wet hair. I personally see better color results from doing the older method of "dirty" dry hair. My hair isn't grimy and gross, but its not freshly clean. I also sit with it in my hair for at least 45 minutes before rinsing out. I'm not a hair expert, so this could totally be doing something bad to my hair that I don't know about, but it gives me better color and hasn't had any sort of negatives yet.5. Cover your surface with something you can throw away. This may seem obvious, but the first time I did it I made a huge mess and it stained my white bathroom counter and took forever to get clean. Just in case it isn't obvious put a trash bag or paper grocery bag over your surface to save yourself a headache.

I used Tangerine and Pink, and compared to Arctic Fox’s Ginger Flare and Frosé, these work better. They last longer and the color deposits way more evenly, and for half the price. I do still use Arctic Fox’s Poseidon and Transylvania to get the right shade of pinkish brown, and I noticed that the orange and pink tints don’t wash out as quickly as the blue and black tints even though I use less of those.