LisapColor Depositing Hair Mask, Sand, 8.45 oz, Hair Gloss Toner Deep Conditioning Hair Mask, Dry Damaged or Color Treated Hair Repair, With Hydrating Camellia Oil, For Shine & Moisturization

I was impressed with how vibrant this made my hair and it smells so good. My hair felt soft after I used this and it was pretty easy to apply. I had a friend help me apply it so I didn’t miss any spots. It goes in more like shampoo than dye so we took small sections and rubbed it in and then massaged it in once all done. It didn’t stain my scalp or the tub but did give my friend what looked like Cheeto dust around her nails but it went away by the next day. This didn’t really put any color on my roots or on the couple of silvery grays I have. I have fairly thick long hair and I used the entire bottle in my hair and it came out beautifully so I’m super happy with the results.

I left it in for 20 minutes and my hair was like 3 shades darker. Definitely does the trick. Faded after two washes.

I really like this chocolate brown hair mask to give my brunette hair a little refresh. It's great that you can get multiple applications from one bottle. I have well water and even with a filtered shower head my hair gets brassy this mask is doing great at keeping my brunette looking rich and not brassy.

Well, the directions are super hard to read (like 8 point font on a wall of text), but I did decipher them eventually. Even followed perfectly this dye didn't do anything for my hair. I have medium blonde hair with light blonde highlights. I chose a thick section with both colors as a test piece. Left it in for 20 minutes (though the directions said only 10 for bleached hair). The silver didn't deposit color on either my natural blonde or my bleach blonde hair. Not sure what's going on here, but very disappointed.

I'm pleased with how this deposits color. It's vibrant red and exends the life of my hair color.

I wanted something temporary to liven up my medium-dark brown hair so got this copper color mask. The overall effect was as expected but there were some pros/cons to consider:- The pump attachment was not connected when it arrived and I initially thought it might be broken. I was able to attach it and make the pump function but the top part kept popping off when I used it. With gloves on and the slippery product, it was annoying to have to repeatedly reattach.- The bottle was not sealed. I took the leap anyway, but, in my opinion, this would result in two things: 1) the product would be exposed to air with the potential to spoil and 2) there is no safety seal to provide some confidence that the product had not been tampered with.- The directions were very very tiny. I had to use a magnifying glass to read them. Also, there were only a couple of sentences (in several languages...but only a couple of sentences). There was no information on how to manage a spill, or clean up, etc.+ One thing that was good about the instructions was that they included the times for colored, natural, or gray hair. That helped me decide how long to leave it for my individual needs.+ The product seems to be "buildable". You can apply selectively to areas of your hair (at least on dark hair). I opted for a subtle application that didn't go all the way to the roots. I have some gray and didn't want the "stripe". This worked quite well for that.+ My application (copper over brown) resulted in a natural look. Lighter tones turned up brighter and darker tones turned up richer. Win on that.Other than the pump issue and the tiny instructions, I liked this product. It's $40 for a bottle, which initially seems expensive. But when you consider the cost of going to a salon and the convenience of home application, this is a good value. My hair is just beyond my shoulders and I used about 1/4 to 1/3 of the bottle. Not sure how long the color will last but I have at least two more applications left. Four stars due to the lack of seal and the wonky pump.

This is a temporary hair color mask that is made with some natural ingredients include Wakame extract and camellia oil. My wife uses on our hair. She had dyed her hair, a warm, blonde color, but it turned out orange so she use this chocolate hair mask and it totally turned down the orange color. She’s happy with it so I’m happy with it too. It does wash out after about a month and will go back to your true hair color. The smell is good. The mask also added shine to the hair.

Pros:• Deep conditioner• Hair feels soft and silky afterwards• Smells like fruit punch• Easy to use without staining everythingCons:• Only slight tone with little color depositI was excited to give this a try. The color sand looks so beautiful, like a champagne gold. However, that’s not at all what I got….I used as the bottle instructed. I applied an ample amount to my towel dried hair and left it on for 20 minutes. Rinsed off. I wasn’t hoping for a miracle on hair since I badly need to touch up my roots. However, there was almost 0 results to my roots, and maybe a slight touch of toner to my bleached ends. It looks like it might look more of a dusty blonde now.What I did like was how good this smelled! I tone my hair pretty frequently and it’s usually not my favorite smell. This stuff smells like grape fruit punch. I also liked how soft and silky my hair felt afterwards.Overall, I think this a great deep conditioning hair mask, but not a great toner. At least not for my hair. The other colors may be different than this one. I’m giving it 4 stars since I did love the conditioning aspect and the smell.I’ve included a few pictures, so you can see the before and after shots.Thank you for indicating if you found my photos and comments helpful.