Is "BOX DYE" hair color as terrible as hairstylists make out?! (hairstylist shop up)

Hi there, thanks for watching! This is NOT a space to be mean and negative about hair pro’s, PLEASE be respectful. 👨🏻🙌🏻✅

I sat in a chair for 3 hours every 4 weeks for 25 years until Covid. I was scared to death to color my own hair, let alone use box color having been humiliated in the past. I finally gave in, and the results were wonderful! I was very relieved I matched the color. Not only that I could do it in the privacy of my own home. No awkward conversations, no longer a victim of being triple booked. It was a revelation and quite empowering. The last time I sat in a chair I was chided for using box color while he gave me a very unfitting mom cut that took months to grow out. That was 2 years ago and I now cut my own hair too, finally looking how I want to look.

I have lots of clients who home colour, some of them are a lovely colour, i even tell them. Dont judge, not everyone can afford to have it done by a professional. I'm just glad the're in my chair ❤

I was buying a lipstick at a salon, I heard a stylist very loudly humiliating a woman for coloring her hair at home. It was a small crowded salon, I almost told her off.

Its so refreshing to hear someone not demonise home colour ❤ The outcome may not always be perfect but neither am I so at least my hair always fits me!

I color my hair at home because I've been bullied too many times by hair dressers. Every time I find a good one who understands my hair, they leave! ( one left to work at a funeral home because "dead people don't complain!). I reasearch, research, research EVERYTHING about the products I
I use. I'm so glad I found your chanel. Btw, I'm 67 years old and still working.,so I want to look somewhat good, not dead😊. Thank you for your kindness to box dye users

Wait what? How can a person who looks no more than 37 have 37 years of hairdressing experience? How?? I’m so glad I stumbled upon your channel, I love your content and you exude a gentle and lovely energy. ❤

I can afford a stylist to cut and color my hair; however, after many disappointing haircuts and colors, I took matters into my own hands. For the last six years, I have cut and colored my hair. My hair has never looked better; a woman recently said your hair looks straight out of a hair ad. She was shocked that I didn't go to a professional to have my hair look this good. The bottom line is just because someone went to school and trained to become a hairstylist does not mean they have natural talent. I am naturally talented in the hair and makeup department and rely on natural skills. I have paid hundreds of dollars to have my hair cut properly, and I always left unsatisfied. I went to the "best of the best," so to speak, and was left disappointed. I go to Sally's and use the Wella Demi hair color. I will sometimes even highlight my hair, and it looks fantastic. Don't let anyone make you feel bad for what you use on your hair. It's your head, not theirs.

I have anxiety in hair salons because of bad salon experiences

I can either afford to have my hair cut professionally or colored professionally, but not both. If I have to pick one to do myself I figure I'm better off coloring it myself than cutting it myself.

Hi. I am new here. I am so grateful for your video. I don't go to hair salons because I simply can't afford it so I do my hair myself using box dyes for many years. I never had any problems with box dyes.

I don't dye my hair anymore (I decided to go grey almost 2 years ago), but this was a very interesting and useful video because I always hear some hairdressers demonizing box dye without understanding that not all people have the means to go to a professional.

This is so refreshing to hear, there’s too many hair KRplusrs who shame those who use box dyes. I’m planning on going to hair school later this year, and I want to be a hairdresser who is just as accepting as you are ❤

I use supermarkets hair dyes, I don’t go to boots and pay £3/4 more just for the pleasure of being in boots. I had colour done from stylists and the only difference I see is the very good conditioners that you have access to. But colours don’t last better and overall I get no benefits in going to a salon to get my hair done. Don’t even get me started on haircuts…I had to learn to cut my own hair because I was tired of them saying they can do what I ask for and coming out with something different. And this is a problem many ppl have…it shouldn’t happen so much. Hairdressers should be able to cut hair that go beyond a bob

As a hairdresser with 22 years experience I would say you are the perfect person to do this video 👌🏽

Honey, you’re a very kind human being. Thank you for your fun and smart video.

So interesting. We have lots of clients that use home hair colour. They come to us for cutting and blow drying. Then occasionally will have use to the colour or a few highlights. Not ‘demonising’ home hair colour has kept them loyal to us. Even telling them where they might have missed a bit or given them application advice also helps.
We also had our client use Casting Crème during Covid, we advised on shades and had no colour ‘corrections’ when we reopened, and the clients were happy they they didn’t have to look at grey hair in the mirror. Win win for us all.

I’m a hairdresser and I’ve had some fantastic results using at home colourants. Great application does help of course. Very informative video ❤

Thank you. Every time you said 'focus' I thought you were talking to yourself! Finally you mentioned the camera. 😂

What a great video. So informative. Thank you!

Very informative. Thanks Craig x

I am a colorist as well with over 35 yrs behind the chair. I found this video to be soooo refreshing because I agree with 100% of what you said esp your final words about never making a person/client feel badly about using box color. I do often hear my colleagues blame anything that comes out badly for them on the client using box color when in fact we as professionals should know how to deal with that. Blame yourself not the client. And truth be told, on a Sunday night when our supply stores are closed, if I decide I've got to do my color this minute, I've used many different box colors and had great results. There was a time when I was younger and I could not afford going to a salon so box color was my only option. I would never judge or make anyone feel badly for that choice. Your kindness, understanding, and outright honesty is impressive and you have gained yourself a new subscriber. Much love and happy coloring.

Huge appreciation for this video and your approach. Thank you so much ❤

Practical approach and very informative! Thank you!

Great video, such a lot of detailed information and love your honesty!!

Thanks for this video. It was super informative !

Such an informative video and lovely human being! Instant subscriber, so glad I got this video recommended. 🙏🏼💚

Thank you! This was awesome!!!

Thanks for this. There was a period of time that I couldn’t go to a hairdresser and I had to do my own hair and now I feel I’m stuck doing my own hair even if I can go to a hairdresser just because I don’t like the whole guilt trip I am made to go through about having had done a box hair dye. So I feel heard and seen. Thank you.

Thank you so much for this. It’s greatly appreciated!

Thank you for an amazing and educational video!!!!! love from Florida!

thank you for bringing up the anxiety other than money problems of going to the salon! I'm very iffy about who touches anywhere near my head because it just makes my anxiety spike, so I've been cutting and dying my own hair at home for over 5 years now.
what I do wish tho is for more semi permanent color options to be available in my region, I'm getting tired of only really seeing the 4 shades of LIVE semi permanent dyes (red, pink, blue, purple) and having the limitations of mixing my own shades due to lack of yellow in stock of any of my local or wider area stores. it's also quite difficult finding a lightener product that won't absolutely wreck my hair (last year I bleached my hair to platinum using a very strong one by I believe loreal and my wavy/loose curly hair has not yet recovered it's natural texture, thankfully my hair grows quick and I keep it somewhat short anyway)
it's a lot of alchemy and educating myself on how different products work to better achieve the results I want while keeping the hair still on my head xD
I have recently found out where on the packaging they list what volume the developer is tho! and I take that as an achievement

Just came across you. Thank you for this, I use box dye as cost of living has me struggling! You are lovely 😊😊

Thank you for a great informative video the best one I have seen on KRplus. Hi from Australia

I watched this video first and then a number more of yours.
You are delightful and I am grateful that you popped up in my feed.
I subbed on my last one about hair things you did not like.
Thank you for all of your informative opinions!
I’m now going to binge watch more!
God bless you!
😊❤️😊

Awww Craig.. loved this and 100% agree about not discrimination about “ box dye” I’m sure there’s reasons for home colouring other then salon pricing and I’d never even thought perhaps someone may have been “ box” shamed 🤔 and in truth I’d much rather have a cut client and I have many whom do “ box dye” at home for reasons I’ve never delved into! As if they want professional salon colouring advice and technique then I’m sure they’d ask😊 I’m SO impressed you spent 3 hours for us in boots and without a security guard to be spotted😳😝😜… although your such a wizz with your fabulous editing 😃 I had to smile with your recommendation of castings as I also did the same and have to say I’ve also used it when I was training on my sister and got fabulous results😊 your knowledge of ingredients is feat worthy of Mastermind😝… oh I’d love to see you in that black chair with your James Bond attire on or even your “ MMP” now that would be gold 😜🤣 so once again you’ve enlightened us into the wonderful world of “ box dye” and it’s great to hear it’s not the devil as many would like us to believe.. so a million thanks for your time and effort and of course HOURS of editing.. adverts watched and disappointingly no “ just for men” ads🤣 wouldn’t that have been an irony 🤣🤣.. toodles for now Craig 🙌😘X

Thanks for this video, I have been colouring my hair for years, and need to do it again and was wondering if I should change brand.....I saw the thumbnail of your video and tbh, I avoided it to start with because I though it was going to be horror stories. I'm glad I watched😁 thank you, you have out my mind at rest as I use the castings range😀 So thank you again👍

I appreciate your knowledge and compassion here ! I haven't been to a salon in over 5 years. Yikes I know. This information is so helpful to me. Thank you Craig.

Omg thank god you have made this video I’ve done hair for nearly 18 years it’s all I know and I have the same outlook as this whole video. Well done! ❤️❤️❤️

This was great. V interesting to see a pro take on box dye and examine the ingredients 🙏🏻💜

I have always colored my own hair. And I have definitely messed it up in the past but trial and error I've gotten pretty good. I've used box colors and more professional colors from beauty supply shops and haven't noticed a huge difference in quality. my hair actually feels healthier after I use a box color sometimes. I appreciate honest review.

Oh loved that ! Thank you

Thank you Craig xx

New subscriber here and i love this video. I was using root touch up in between salon visits (approx 2-3 times ) and whilst i loved the colour and convenience, overtime, my hair started experiencing a fair bit of damage from root to about 5-10cm down. I now try and go to the salon more often and use root sprays in between (my hair grows quite fast so greys at the side reappear within a couple of weeks)

I have been colouring my hair for years. I always use a light medium brown. Many years ago I started using Root Touch up. It stops that darker over dyed ends look. I put it on the roots for 5 mins, then comb it through thoroughly , then leave for another 5 mins to give it as natural look as possible

Thanks for the great vid and information

First, Craig you look magnificent in that green sweater 😍🤩!!! This video was very informative and positive. It gives hope to those who do home color, as well as understanding for those who do visit the salon. Bravo to you for explaining both sides ❤.

Since I found my first gray hair when I was 16, I am an experienced home-dyer 😊. I used to buy box-dyes until I found a shop where I could buy professional dye. The fun part was that I could mix my own shade. I picked a natural tone that was close to my "average" colour (so more gray hairs -> lighter shade), and mixed in a tiny bit of red to make it a bit more exciting. Worked excellent. Some people had no idea it was not my natural colour, that was my goal, so I was very happy!
Now beautiful gray hair. I am 52, stopped dyeing my hair 10-15 years ago (just before gray hair became fashionable).

What a lovely, informative video. I used to box-dye my hair. I actually had a horrible accident once and, instead of reddish highlights I ended up with all-over Raggedy Ann Red bright red hair 😭😭😭😭. I now go, exclusively to the salon. A lot of the reason I go is bcuz I looooove the entire salon experience. It is expensive but I just factor the cost into my monthly budget. Also, my hair has grown SOOOO much since I stopped using box dye. I really can’t see myself ever going back to box dye…..but that’s just me. No shade to anyone who uses it….my best friend does actually. First time watching ur video. Love ur approach….and ur voice !!!! ❤

I really enjoyed your video and I learned loads. I know nothing about hair colour and have always been afraid of doing it at home.

Interesting and very helpful. Thank you 😊

I cracked up when you pointed out the wig!!

My experience with hairdressers started at 15 with a perm. It was the 80s. I ended up with an Afro! I used to have straight hair. My hair was so burnt I had to cut all and was left with 2cm long hair!
It did not improve much from there. I have had so many disasters both in Paris and London Salons that I eventually took matters into my own hands. I colour and cut my hair myself since 2018. My hair is great and not burnt or destroyed by colour badly applied or for too long by hapless hairdressers! I also had cuts so bad I had to go back home fix the cut myself and on one occasion wear a hat for few months, despite just asking for a trim and showing picture for safety. It was horrendous and no one will ever touch my hair again, cheap or expensive. 🙁

Thankyou for your video well appreciated ❤

THANK YOU for this video! Super informative & helpful & I love your consideration for all the various reasons people don't or can't get to a salon to have their hair coloured professionally. I have medical issues that mean it's easier for me to colour my hair at home & have done for many years. I would love to see you do a video on natural home hair colours, I use Naturigin & would be interested to see your opinion on it & other so called 'natural' hair colours.

Coloured mynown hair for YEARS using castings... loved it.

I’ve been dyeing my own hair at home for years. There have been a couple of instances in the past when I’ve paid a small fortune to get it done in a salon and they’ve messed up my hair so I stuck to doing it myself. Even though it was often patchy, I didn’t mind messing up my own hair so much as it was a lot cheaper!
Over the past few years I’ve been bleaching it, and I recently had to stop as I’d developed dermatitis on my scalp and the bleach was irritating it. There was a lot of trial and error trying to get my ends the same colour as my roots! (My hair is naturally dark/dirty blonde though I’m starting to get a few greys). I initially used the Bleach London Super Natural kit which faded fairly quickly and gave my hair a slight green tinge in places (which was something I was already cautious about and the product info claimed wouldn’t happen). Then I tried their Instant Coffee colour which was slightly better but not worth the money in my opinion.
I then tried Josh Wood’s 7.5 shade. I was sceptical as I could see no difference in the before & after shades on the box (I bought it online and if I’d seen the box up close I probably wouldn’t have bought it, especially as it’s a lot more expensive than box dyes I’ve used in the past), but it turned out great. It perfectly matches my natural colour and covers my greys, and I’ll definitely be buying it again.
Edited to add that the last time I had my hair cut (it was a couple of months ago and just before I started using the Josh Wood dye), the hairdresser told me she was impressed that my hair was in such great condition, especially considering I’d been bleaching it at home for years.

Just found your channel, welth of knowledge thank you ✌🏼🙏🏻

I appreciate your knowledge and that you want us as consumers to feel good. I turn 40 this year and just noticed a significant amount of new grays this morning which led me here. The guy who cuts my hair made me feel shamed about even thinking of coloring my hair at home but I don't have the $$ to have him do it!

Love the green colour you are wearing. Looks so chique on you 💜

I buy Revlon box dye black, I only used the color and buy my own cream developer 10v. Because I noticed cream box developer is very harsh for my hair it makes it thin and box doesn't say what cream developer volume number is and black only needs low 10 volume developer. You don't need and expensive box developer dye Revlon is great under $4 bucks once a month and 10 volume cream developer at a beauty supply is less than 10 dollars and last for maybe 1 year. So I mixed color 2oz with 2 oz cream 10 volume developer. 1 hair stylists gave me this recommendation and it has work for me fo so long no hair damage. So box hair dye trick is don't use cream developer inside due to unknown number volume for black 10v, for light brown or red 20v. For blond go to a hair salon 😂 because 30v or 40v might damage hair I only stick with dark colors 😊

I have used box dyes for years and the colours are great. A lot of box dyes do have a lots of metallics in which can cause a problem in removing them and can damage your hair. Go for a good quality box dye and read what’s in the dye. I found this video very informative

First time here, just love your demeanor, delivery, content, and personality! Been a bleach blond for 30+ years, and trust/love my colorist and stylist!!! Originally, I have dark Asian hair.

I use the casting colours & I find them great 👍🏻; thank you for this video Craig 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻❤️🇬🇧xxx

Here, we have a national chain of beauty supply stores called Sally where one can buy a certain amount of professional hair supplies, including toners, developers, masks/conditioners. I do my own color, including bleaching with 2nd stage toners. Only once have I seriously damaged my hair. I have my hair nearly white at the m😊moment which looks fabulous. The color is better and boxed supermarket colors. It’s tricky but I get best results with level 40 developer. With this video, I see that this shop is a Boots drugstore. The same chain here is Walgreens.

Hi great vlog. I split my packet dyes, so I get two uses from one now, I'm only doing the roots so why waste it, I have thick shoulder length hair, saving so much money😊.

Thank you so much for your honest and through presentation!
I do mine with Loreal and I di love the salon when I treat my self ;)
So Thank you for all your education on each product!

I cut my own hair and i box dye. Screw the bad hair cuts ive always had and i cant afford someone else colouring my hair.

L’Oréal Nutrisse hair conditioner is amazing ( you get enough for 2 maybe 3 uses ) I would love for them to make a big bottle you could buy separately. I used to go to the hairdresser up until I became disabled ) Now I do my own. Some of the home dyes are great. I use purple shampoo if I feel it needs to tone my blonde hair in between re doing.

You are so lovely, Craig! I cannot afford the salon at the moment (but boy, do I miss it!). Thankfully, my hair is super healthy, so the home hair colour kit, does a good job... Thanks x the review❤

This is wonderful to see! I’ve had a long history of both dying and cutting at home, and having both great and terrible results, but also going to salons and coming out elated or devastated with the result.
At the moment I’m doing my own hair for financial reasons, and it’s turning out great, but when I can afford it I’d love to go to a salon again - mostly for the pampering experience!

The only issues I have with box dye is that you never know what volume developer you are getting and you don't know what kind of pigment load it has. That can be easily circumvented by testing and experimenting so you get to know the brands. Either way beauty supply stores like Sally Beauty here in the USA contain brands like ION and Wella where you can get your color and developer separately. I always recommend those to people who want to color their own hair instead of box kits, as they are also easier and cheaper when customizing a formula 🙂

I have used box dye on a many an occasion and the only problem I have found with it, is when I have only bought one box and I needed two because my hair is longer than I anticipated. That is my problem not the box dyes, so since I realised that I buy two boxes instead of one. Often I watch certain hair people on here, who cast a snobbish comment at anyone who uses box dye which annoys me so much. I do not live near a Sally Beauty so I will visit my local Superdrug or Boots. I cannot afford to visit a salon, I don't need the snidey attitude and so if I get bored with my hair, I will use box dye. Thank you for remembering that we are all different, we have different budgets and frankly many seem to forget that we have feelings.

I totally agree with you ❤ and some of these boxes have Amazing conditioners in too , at the end of the day your stylist has more education on colour and it’s totally up to your client when they come back through your doors as they doo know the feel of hair is better from a salon , love your work Craig thankyou 🎉 Rae in Ozziland 🐨

Thank you so much 🫂

I used a lot of home hair color on family members and friends as an apprentice as I just didn’t want to spend money on professional products and despite them being a bit runny or sometimes smelling more funky the outcome was always phenomenal 😂
professional powdered bleach however I always preferred because it’s not as liquid and much more predictable than over the counter and way less expensive 🤑

I’ve been doing my roots for almost 20 years using BOX hair color. Once or twice a year, I get high and low lights professionally put in.

Wow this was so insightful 👏 absolutely love your video. 1st time viewer 😊
I have had amazing experiences with hairdressers and home dyes. I think both definitely have positives and if you have a great hairdresser, it can be a enjoyable experience. I just love you gave good points for both . Thank you 😊

Thank you so much for the informative vid, and for not demonizing home hair colour. I've had some brilliant stylists in the past, ones I visited for years, but either they moved, I moved, or worse (my last great stylist died, may she RIP). However, for every good stylist I've had, there have been a handful of bad ones. Because I educate myself about colouring my dark hair to medium blond, I know the basics of levels, colour wheels, etc. One stylist I visited after I did a box dye that turned out too dark (about a level 6) thought she could lighten the shade by putting a level 10 colour on top. I told her I didn't think that would do much. She ended up turning my hair greenish without any lightening effect and charged me full price for the botched job. She may have been good at cutting and styling hair but had absolutely zero idea or training or even self-education about colour, although her bio claimed she had 10 years experience. Of course, on top of it she chastised me about colouring my own hair. When I brought my concerns to the salon owner, she ignored my message. The result was spending about $700 total and 2 visits to another salon to correct the colour (no way I was going back to the first salon). It's been a couple of years since then and I've now learned to do my own foils, toning, money pieces, the whole nine yards. I get compliments on my colour all the time, and it costs me 1/10 what I would pay in a salon. I use a pricey Schwarzkopf Blondme bleach, 10 developer for slow lift, Castings box dye, and Olaplex. I tone once a week with a vinegar, cold water, food colour rinse. My hair has never been healthier and my wallet definitely loves it. I still go to the stylist for cut/trim a couple of times a year but I don't think I'll spend half a paycheck on colour ever again.

A hair professional messed up my color many times. I finally gave up on her.

Do box dyes say what volume developer is in there? Also, I think calling something “no bleach bleach” is misleading because it gives the impression it’s ’safe’, but the volume of developer could be super high for all anyone knows and that can potentially cause a lot of damage. PS. I’m so happy I found you on KRplus! I followed you on Instagram years ago but I ended up deleting Insta because I was sick of it 🤣

I love your green t
Jumper that would go with my vampire red manic panic coloured hair❤

Love this video!
I suffer from trichotillomania and have hair dresser anxiety. Thank you for the info provided here.
Can you please make a video about the hair color codes. Like 4.25, 4.15 etc❤

Thank you

This is a great informative video. New sub! Enjoying your channel.

New Sub here! Thank you for this video and your knowledge. ❣️ I use boxed dyes and I’ve bleached my hair more than I can count. lol just cut off some dead ends and I hope to re color in a few weeks!

As a person who has seldom used coloring in her hair (and now over 70), I found your information very helpful. Like many others, the cost to have professionally applied colour would be over my budget. However, I am considering using a product by L'oreal called gloss toner. Thought this kind of treatment might offer a boost & shine to my hair (fading copper) as we all feel like we need a lift from time to time!. Thank you sharing your research with us and I greatly enjoyed your video.

You are a lovely gentleman and I very much enjoyed this video! I recently tried John Frieda Go Blonder Spray instead of heading back to the hairdresser for highlights. I have medium blond hair naturally. I was concerned that I might end up with an orange result but instead this peroxide based spray gave me a nice light gold blonde highlight. I applied it in thin sections and combed through from root to tip and then blow dried. It lightened very gradually and after several applications (I applied it over a week, each time I washed my hair until I finished the product) the color is as light as I had hoped and looks amazing! The condition of my hair is silky and shiny, not dry or brittle as it was with bleach highlights. I'm so glad I tried it!

This makes me so happy lol. My mother was a hairdresser for years, but she uses garnier on her own hair!
Have you ever seen the Madison reed “home colourants”? They’re a little on the pricier side, but are supposed to be “salon quality”

Interesting and useful, thank you. Just getting a few greys but don’t want to go to a salon after too many colours that weren’t what I asked for in the past. 😂 this has helped me decide to give it a try on my own ❤

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Thank you for the informative and knowledgeable video - very much appreciated (I've learnt lots I didn't realise before!). 🙂
I started box dyeing my hair during the pandemic, after going to a salon for years for highlights. There was so much choice available, but in the end I went with the John Frieda Precision Foam Colour range as the foam application seemed to be an easier way to apply colour in a non-drip way with great coverage. I was excited when you hovered near the JFPFC box dyes and hoped to hear your take on them. Perhaps in 'Box Dyes - the sequel'? 😆
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My favorite brands of coloring products I use are Ion and Zotos Age Beautiful. I use a purple toner shampoo. You have been helpful.

Very informative video, thank you, Craig!
I've been using L'Oréal' Excellence Creme brand shade 8 for several years and have been very happy with it. I just wish they'd make the very same conditioner they put in the dye box to be available to be bought separately., too. Those conditioners are so much better for my hair than any other expensive product.

Great video! I think it’s worth mentioning that as there are so many great box dyes it’s very unclear on what level the developer is
I’ve heard it’s usually even 30vol which can be excessive and I damaged my hair that way but I was very ignorant back then and dyed my hair like every week because the ginger faded and I didn’t like it
But other than that I had a good experience with box dye, nothing is wrong with dyeing your hair at home 😊
Especially that there are so many terrible hairdressers out there (I recently had my hair botched by one) so sometimes the advice- just go to the salon can be very scary and risky

Many thanks for this helpful information. I have been struggling with paying almost $400 to get my dark hair coloured semi-permanently because I am now blessed with a smattering of grey which just comes through far too fast to be able to accept that kind of monetary outlay every month! Permanent colouring isn't an option either as I'd just have the same problem with the roots. I'm now of the opinion that home colouring is my best option but have been far too nervous to go down this route after hearing horror stories from my hairdresser and also reading them online. This video has given me the push to see how it goes after being a salon-only user for decades.
One question for you. I live in Australia so I don't know if this is the same in the UK but we can buy individual (big brand) products eg colour, developer etc. from hair and beauty stores and I wondered what the pros and cons are of that option rather than a 'box' off the shelf?

Hello, I've just found you and subscribed! 🎉 brilliant video! 😊 I've been dying my hair and cutting it for years at home. Only because of some horrible hairdressing experiences, not to say that all are bad; I just got unlucky. Love from 🇬🇧 UK ~x~

Great video, really interesting. I am currently using L'Oréal Casting and Garnier Olia. I use level 5.0 Brown. I always go to the salon if i want to lighten or have highlights for a change as I'm not confident using bleach. My hair stylist is lovely and always compliments my hair colour. Ive never been made to feel uncomfortable about using home colours. ❤

Thank you for an informative video. My hair is now 100% Gray and I like it. you showed some box dyes that were for gray hair as I would like for my gray to be just a little darker, more steel color, suggestions?

Amazing video, Thank you. I’d love to know about Superdrug’s own dye and Garnier Olia