Beauty

[kcladyz]

$2.97  at my local Walmart.  I tried it and like it. My dark brown hair is kinda uneven given all my failed attempts to lighten it and redyeing to cover my mistakes  and this deposited color in my hair. In one shampoo it evened out my hair color nicely and made my hair look more natural and deepened my hair overall.  It was quite a bit moisterizing and suprizingly gentle.  They have it for blondes and redheads as well. Why pay $8.99 for John Freda when this is only $2.97? 

[AmericanBulldogMom]

Fyi: It's not a color depositing shampoo or conditioner. It just has color preserving ingredients specific to what color your hair is.  

[kcladyz]

It apparently is color depositing on some level for my hair is noticibly darker and I took before and after picks and people comment they see the difference.  Both the shampoo and conditioner is a dark brown color. Before/After pics dont lie. 

[AmericanBulldogMom]

Just passing along info from Revlons website. Didn't want people being disappointed thinking it would deposit color when it does not. 

[dionline]

Thanks for posting - I haven't seen these and I've been Revlon Colorsilk for about 20 yrs now. It doesn't mention that it deposits color but since my ends are lighter than my roots, maybe it'll get them looking a tad closer in tone.

I'll be looking for this the next time I'm there.

Thank you!!

[ID2]

I think I'd rather make a visit to my salon to get my hair color professionally evened out but thats just me. 

[MarieIG]

I really like the condition that comes with the Colorsilk haircolor so this is on m list to try.

[Shelbelle]

I looked at these in WM, since I use Colorsilk hair color in Dark Auburn, looked at the Red, the shampoo was bright cherry red, a little scary. I think there were coupons for these on the tubes.

[mistriTsquirrel]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

I looked at these in WM, since I use Colorsilk hair color in Dark Auburn, looked at the Red, the shampoo was bright cherry red, a little scary. I think there were coupons for these on the tubes.

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Maybe I should get these, since I bought a different shade of dye and it's not red enough...more of a brown with a coppery cast.    Serves me right for buying the wrong shade just because the store happened to be out of the one I like.

Thanks for the heads-up, @Shelbelle and @kcladyz !!

[mistriTsquirrel]

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@ID2 wrote:

I think I'd rather make a visit to my salon to get my hair color professionally evened out but thats just me. 

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@ID2  Sounds expensive.