Garnier Hair Color Olia Ammonia-Free Permanent Hair Dye, H02 Highlights for Blondes, 2 Count (Packaging May Vary)

I used L'Oreal Touch-On Highlights for many, many years. Then they discontinued it, and I thought my life was ending. I even bought old dusty boxes from E-Bay for $50. I tried a Revlon kit which was miserable. I tried a different L'Oreal kit, which was also miserable and required buying a toning shampoo and letting my hair grow out. Then I tried this. Oh.My.Goodness this is BETTER than the L'Oreal Touch-On Highlights! Here's the deal though: I saved the little applicator from my original L'Oreal Touch-On kit, it fits on your finger and has little teeth on it like a comb, to evenly apply the color. The newer L'Oreal kits (all over color plus highlights) has the same applicator, and I think it is important to have. I tried this kit without any applicator, and it was still great, but I think the addition of the applicator from the L'Oreal kit makes this magic. There is no chemical smell, no harsh perfume smell (well, the conditioner is a bit much, but it makes your hair really conditioned). There the material in the kit is all recyclable--I really appreciate that. I am SOLD on all things Garnier now. This stuff is MAGIC! (p.s. I have light brown hair normally, and I like it blonde)

Garnier Olia is a great at-home hair dye. It’s ammonia-free, smells much better than regular dyes, and feels very gentle on the hair. The color comes out rich and shiny, and it leaves the hair soft instead of dry. It may fade a little faster than salon color, but overall it’s an easy, affordable, and beautiful option. I would use it again.

I haven't used it yet, but have before

Primera vez en usarlo.. Es muy suave para el cabello.

It’s the perfect dye for anyone who wants to do highlights at home. I did it and loved it. It’s very practical and easy to use. The only thing to keep in mind is that there’s very little product in each box, so I had to use two because I have a lot of hair.