Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

FOR PEOPLE TRYING OUT FUN COLORS AT HOME: Decided to update my old review since I’ve used a LOT of keracolor during this pandemic. You see, I last got my hair professionally bleached in February, and have since been using keracolor to cope with not being able to get my hair touched up. Thus far, I’ve tried copper, red, pink, rose gold, purple, mocha, and honey. I have naturally light brown hair that’s bleached, but with roots. To use keracolor, I apply it to dry hair and leave it on for 20 minutes - 60 minutes, depending on how much color I’m trying to deposit. Sometimes, like with red and pink, I’ve applied it 2-3 times to get my desired results. The first I tried is rose gold. Rose gold is lovely on bleached hair, and it fades to a light brown or a pink brown, which looks natural and pretty growing out. I bought the jumbo size so I can use it every cherry blossom season while I’m still growing out my bleached hair. You really have to pack this one on if you want it to pop though. I recommend applying to dry hair, brushing through, then blobbing on more. If you hair is long, get the jumbo one or two containers. The pink is lovely. I applied it twice to dry hair for 40 minutes each, it stayed bright for 2 weeks washing everyday, faded into a bubblegum pink, then pastel. I didn’t get a pic of the purple, but it faded really quickly on my bleached hair. It may have done better if I’d applied it a second time, but I didn’t care to find out. Next, red. I wouldn’t recommend this one on bleached hair unless you plan to reapply it every few days. Boy oh boy did it it fade quickly. And the fade from the red is not pretty on bleached hair. It just looks sad. I wouldn’t recommend it at all. The honey I applied after using a head and shoulders, vitamin C, and dish soap, I applied honey to brighten up my hair and wow! I also used honey pre-pandemic to darken my bleached hair. If your blonde is a little too blonde for you, this livens it up! I had used this before on my light brown hair to brighten it too, but for brown hair you should pack it on. I tried copper, which came out gorgeous but I just didn’t like it on me. Still worked well. Last, I combined mocha and copper to create the lovely color in the last photo. I applied 2x to cover blonde hair. It’s a lovely product! Definitely an affordable alternative that allows you temporary fun hair. Overall would recommend it!