Review on Keracolor Clenditioner Hair Dye: Cruelty-Free Semi Permanent Color In 20 Shades! by Etai Gopala

I have used the purple/platinum before and loved that, but the pictures are after two washes with the SILVER.I didn’t really see any reviews for this color with photos so I wanted to post some to help out any prospective buyers.When I was platinum blonde, the purple/platinum keracolor was my favorite hair product for maintenance — it didn’t leave any purple hues but was still effective.However, I found that it takes a LOT of toning to banish extremely stubborn yellow from my hair, so I decided to go in a more silvery-gray direction. I’m so glad I did because I’m absolutely in love with it like this! As you can see, there’s zero yellow, any blonde that’s visible is super ashy, and it’s shiny & dimensional enough not to look straight-up gray.Keep in mind that I originally made my hair silver with proper salon-quality toner after a bleaching session — I use the keracolor clenditioner to *maintain* the silver look for the 6-ish weeks between touch-ups.Not only does it help even out any spots I might’ve missed & ensures that the silver doesn’t fade, but also keeps it feeling nice and healthy.In my experience, it feels clean and doesn’t get greasy for at least 3 days (I wash my hair about 2x per week), but everyone is different — if you’re prone to greasy hair, use a shampoo beforehand, and if you’re prone to dry hair, use a conditioner afterward.Please remember that unless you’re trying to tint darker hair, most of the available colors will only turn out as they’re supposed to if you have really really light blonde hair, like a level 9+ — otherwise they may be darker than anticipated or totally ineffective, which can obviously be disappointing.If you do have really pale blonde/bleached hair like mine, you don’t need to leave it in too long for it to work. I leave it in for about 2-5 minutes, but you can leave it in longer for a more intense look.If you dislike the result, the color should come out after a few washes with clarifying shampoo. If the color is still stubbornly clinging to your locks, try using Color Oops — it will not damage your hair, so you can use it as many times in a row as you need to to remove deposited color.Note: My hair is naturally a really dark brown (about a level 4-5 with reddish undertones) but I bleach & tone it myself at home with salon-quality products (I do not/cannot recommend bleaching your own hair — it took a lot of research, some trial & error, and consults with professionals, it is a great skill to have).Overall I highly recommend this as long as you know what to expect :)