L'Oreal Paris Casting Creme Gloss Review

The casting Creme Gloss has great packaging by giving you a great indication of what colour you are getting. The instructions were easy to follow and the application of product was good as it did not drip everywhere. I left the product on for correct time and rinsed out and it was nice not to have ammonia fumes! After drying my hair the colour was rich and my hair was so soft! I have now washed my hair about 3 times and the colour still looks fab. The product has not dried out my hair like some others I have tried and my hair still feels silky soft.

I found this product quite amazing. I was concerned to begin with as there was not a chemical smell that I am used to and associate with hair colours. I put the product in and waited. When it came time to washing it out, I was not sure it had even taken (should remember that you can never tell until it is washed). The washing was easy. I didn't have a ton of colour coming out as I have in the past, so washing time seemed to be halved. Shower clean up was a breeze as the product had not gone crazy all over the place. I dried my hair, and what a nice surprise. The colour had taken so well. I didn't have any pieces that were missed, or hair dye over my ears or scalp, which meant I could rock my hair any way I wanted. I am loving having this colour in my hair. The awesome thing is that the sun really sets it off and now that we are in summer, there is a ton of sun to help my hair shine.

When the chance came up to review the L'Oréal casting creme gloss hair dye, I was super excited to give it a go. Being a busy mum, I never really put myself first or give myself some pampering, so it had been a couple of years since I last dyed my hair. I was well overdue for a change!

The hardest part about reviewing this product was choosing what colour to go with, there is a huge range to choose from! Should I go lighter? Or darker?.... In the end I chose to go darker and went with Iced Chocolate (sounds yummy doesn't it?)

Applying the L'Oréal casting creme gloss hair dye was fairly straight forward, just following the instructions and go. Once applied to the hair, wait for the dye to take and then wash out. Easy peasy!

I loved the results!!!!

Lovely rich dark brown with a reddy tinge, looked amazing. I was impressed!!

I've had my hair coloured for 3 weeks now and as I was my hair everyday the colour has faded. This particular dye only being semi permanent lasts for 28 washes. But I have loved the change and the colour and it's a great way of doing something different and then if you don't like it, it's going to come out within a month anyway!

But for me, I'm going to be looking for a permanent colour. I hope they make it!!!!

This L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss hair colour is good product I would recommend to my friends. The package is elegant and eye catching with the bright pink in the middle. It contains 3 bottles of crème and 1 pair of glove. I purchased another one as I have long hair. It's easy to operate by following the instruction. The colour comes out rich and nature. My hair is shine and gloss, especially great under the hot sun. I had washed my hair twice and the colour stays. However, I would like to recommend that it contains a disposable hair cover as I have to stay in the bathroom for 20mins. A cover will make it easier for consumer.

This was my first time using a hair colorant of any sort and I have to say - it was exciting! Since I have natural black hair it was a bit hard to see under normal light but outside in the sun you could def see the shine of the Honey streaks come through! I was impressed that the colour didn't wash out after a few washes because I think that's what every girl with dyed hair is afraid of. I'm looking forward to try a different colour in the future :)

This is the only semi that I can consistently find, mostly just racks and racks of permanents. I use the light medium brown for grey regrowth coverage. It covers the greys about 90% which I like as it means the dyed section isn't just a bland flat colour. Semi is also good as it it is kinder to your hair than permanent dye and also there isn't such a harsh regrowth line so I find I can go longer between touch ups.

Not too sure of the name of the colour, but I dye my hair a nice purple-red colour on top of my fairly dark hair, and it still shows up nicely. Saves me and my mom about $40-65 in salon dye, and leaves my hair smelling pretty good, and feeling soft.