GarnierOlia Bold Ammonia Free Permanent Hair Color (Packaging May Vary), 7.20 Dark Rose Quartz, Rose Hair Dye, 1 Kit, Pack of 1

Cute hair color everything was perfect.

I’m reviewing this simply based on the color being so beautiful. Sadly it did not work for me even though i purchased a higher concentrate of developer. My hair being - a medium brownish red my thoughts were to use this as highlights but even at double the developer strength the color just didn’t show up. That’s my mistake. Since Covid doing my own color from a box was just bla and I thought this would jazz it up. I’m not confident enough to bleach my highlight areas that would of course lead to this color applying perfectly but I just wanted to comment that it is beautiful- it just barely colored in my highlights that I pulled from a cap after just dying my medium auburn but it did add major shine to those areas. So if you have light hair I’m sure this would look amazing. I’m keeping the box so in future times when I feel safe to go to a salon I can have them match it or I’ll bring my own !!!

I used the Garnier Olia Bold in Dark Rose Quartz. I was looking for a Rose Gold color but didn't think the color would show up very much in my hair so I thought I'd try this. My hair was already blonde and somewhat colored (I hadn't colored it in a couple months)...the color took pretty well and it was BRIGHT MAGENTA PINK at first (as you can see in the photos...with red glasses is the before pic, without the red glasses is the after pic). After the first wash it faded a bit. I don't wash my hair more than three times a week because it can get very dry. The help the color last I am using Celeb Luxury Viral Colorwash: Pastel Light Pink Color Depositing Shampoo with each wash and then using a color protecting conditioner. I receive compliments on my hair all the time. Everyone loves the color. If you want it to last, I would highly suggest getting the color depositing shampoo or conditioner. It doesn't color your bathtub or anything like that (I was worried...but you're safe)...it just helps the color last a little longer. (However, some people just use the shampoo and it gradually colors their hair...I prefer to do it this way.) Enjoy your new hair!! Y'all look fabulous already!!

First, a little hairstory: I have fine, dirty blonde hair that still has copper color from a box dye I used last year.I've been using rose gold color conditioners in it for a few months, just to have something different. They work nice, but I decided I wanted stronger and more consistent color.I used this, and I liked it, but it did come out uneven. Because I had a significant amount of virgin root, and applied the color root first, they were much brighter than the rest of my hair. Also, there are areas of my hair where the color didn't take as well; I'm sure this is because of the color in my hair already. After a few washes and applications of my color conditioner, my hair evened out and looks much better.I want to try this color again, but concentrate on the rest of my hair first and then my roots. Otherwise, I really like this formula and color. It just takes some practice.

I'm very pleased with how my hair turned out. It's not as light as a natural blonde would be, but that's OK, because it's nice and subtle. Just enough of the pinkish tone to give my hair a little 'kick'. I think this color is perfect for redheads like me. The dye is ammonia free and didn't leave my shower looking like a crime scene. My hair is amazingly soft and shiny, too.Update: on my second time using this color, I found it to be much pinker than the first time. You can really see the 'rose' part of the rose gold.I'm really happy with the end result and added an updated picture.

I am writing this review a month after applying this product to my hair. I also want to say that I had bought this as a 2 pack with this same seller, but the package never arrived so I had to buy it here again. That issue had been resolved with a refund.I was very excited about this color, and it took me weeks before deciding to go with Garnier since the color is pretty, it seemed to work with my medium blond highlights, and my mum and I used this brand a lot when we were overseas (France, Australia). Before coloring, my hair was clean, free of any kind of product, and it had been 3 months since I had bleached my highlights. My roots were my natural hair color. (The photo of my hair before using the product is included in this review.)Everything was fine when applying the dye. I had pretty much the exact recommended color that was on the box. The process was simple, the instructions easy to follow, and the smell was not overwhelming. I was happy that one box covered my entire hair, with some dye to spare.While drying my hair I noticed RIGHT AWAY that something was strange. My natural dark brown roots became lighter and BRIGHT ORANGE (lower right picture in the collage, hair still wet)! Not 'ginger', but an unnatural orange color. When wet, the rest of my hair showed almost no change: still medium blond with just a slight pink hue (upper right pic). I waited until my hair was fully dry before labeling this hair dye as a failure.Under warm light, my dry hair appeared a nice rose (upper left pic), but it was pretty flagrant that the top of my hair was orange. Even though I had covered my whole hair with the product, there was a brown divide around my whole head between the orange of the roots and the rose of my highlights (lower left pic).Under daylight and white light, my "rose" hair looked more of a medium brown with a pink hue, and my orange roots... looked even MORE orange (see the last pic). I looked like a complete hair disaster, which this was (still is)! I was ashamed when I went to work the next day.I use shampoos that help keep colors longer, but the "rose" lasted only TWO washes before it COMPLETELY faded away. The orange PERSISTS TO THIS DAY. I am wondering if this orange color is actually a sign that this product bleached or damaged my natural hair.Overall I do NOT recommend this product. The color doesn't last, and you might end up with discolored ORANGE roots like me! And this orange does NOT go away!