Review on Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Permanent Hair Color: 3-0 🎨 Dark Brown - Long-lasting, Professional-quality Dye - 2.1 oz by Monica Thomas

First of all fast delivery and the goods arrived safely. Thanks to the seller for that. Now to the product. I've searched all over the internet for the exact use of this anti-red. Couldn't find much information. All I know is that when using various (mostly Schwarzkopf) darker shades of brown mixed with well water, my hair takes on a red cast indoors and takes on light brown highlights in the sun. A little blush is fine for warmth, but ash, dark chocolate brown, and neutral black suit my coloring best: medium tan/peachy undertones with a light olive hue. paint Igora Dark Brown 3-0 with 9% developer (also Igora) in a 1:1 ratio (all mixed colors: developer). Apply to reddish areas (dry hair) with a brush. Apply 35-40 minutes WITHOUT heating. Rinse well, then use a sulfate-free moisturizing shampoo and deep conditioner (low heat/under the dryer for about 30 minutes). The red tones are really muted and I like the result. Hair is not dry (but I use insane amounts of conditioner for.each.one.wash.) Also, if you're into "Hair Typing", it's curly 3c, 4a, 4b (at the crown) and low porosity. This is a combination of coarse, fine and medium strands of hair. I don't know how this will affect lighter hair, so proceed with caution (or see a professional). Although this product comes in a creamy beige tube, I see shades of blue as it oxidizes. All this information is from NON-PROFESSIONAL observation, just doing it my own hands on a budget. No idea how long the effect lasts. If anyone can explain a more complete way to use this product I'd be all ears :-)