Celeb Luxury Purple Hair Color Depositing Colorwash Conditioner for Brunettes + Bondfix Bond Rebuilder, Semi Permanent Hair Color, Vegan Hair Dye

I love this product and doesn't stain my hands at all. But its almost $70 and the amount of product you get is not that much. I love it but I would not repurchase again because the price is just not it....

REVIEW FOR PURPLE & RUBY Technique: What I've found works best is to apply generously to dry, relatively clean hair (not too oIily), then leave in for several hours. This way it also works well as a conditioning treatment. If you wash your hair only 1-2 times a week, it will last at least a month with a very slow fade. Look: The colors are very vibrant for the first couple of washes. The ruby is hot pink with lighter shades of hair (i.e. my grays) and a deep ruby on my brown. Both of these take really well to my grays. I get SO many compliments with these, more than I have ever had on my hair in the past. People love the variation between how the color takes to my grays vs browns, and they also love the transition when I've done the purple and my hair starts to grow out where you can see both the gray and the purple (they say it looks ombre-ish. TBH the Ruby is a little much for me - I feel like it's not as complimentary to my light skin tone in pics, so I will probably go for a more natural red next time. Photos: Both pics are after several washes. Cons: It will stain surfaces, so you have to be so careful. I cover the counter/sink with trash bags to avoid getting it on anything. It will also bleed quite a bit after washes, so you want to make sure you cover any surfaces your head is on with a towel if air drying your hair. I chose this over the brand I normally get (by Moroccan Oil) bc they didn't have the deep shade of purple I wanted. From what I remember, the Moroccan Oil leaves my hair feeling softer, but color seems to bleed faster than this one. I use a small amount of leave-in Biosilk daily which makes up for the softness I got with the Moroccan Oil brand.

I have dark brown hair and my stylist dyes it with purple and red overtones to give it some variety and pizzazz. The purple always fades before my next salon visit and I'm left with the red which gets a little brassy. She recommended this conditioner to keep the purple bright and it's been working great. I've been using it for a few months and it does keep the purple overtones- it's not super obvious or distracting, especially indoors- outdoors it's brighter and has more pop. I get a lot of compliments on my color much further from my salon visits now. It does temporarily stain hands and white tile and towels, but it washes out right away.

I was a bit apprehensive on how effective this would be, and I am pleasantly surprised! Red is a hard color to maintain, it fades super fast. This conditioner works great to keep the vibrancy. I use it once a week and the color keeps all week. I actually see the shampoo lather tinted pink all week! (Tells me the color is still on my hair ;) ) Things to note: You want to keep it on your hair for a few minutes to be really effective. I put the conditioner on, then wash my body to give it some time to sit. I rinse it out as the last step of my shower. IT WILL stain your hands if you are not careful. As soon as I put it in my hair, I rinse off as much of the conditioner off my hands as I can, then take a bit of shampoo and really work up a strong lather in my hands to wash the color off my hands. I have been able to avoid staining my hands this way. Last, do not use your "nice" towels when drying your hair. As I said above, the color still washes out all week, so if you are using a nice towel, you will see some staining on your towels for a while.

It works better than I expected! The color is very vibrant, and my hair feels very soft after applying it (it works as a regular conditioner as well).