It is not possible for us to draw any conclusions about you, and any data collected as a result will never be passed on to third parties. The hair mask contains color pigment and, in addition to color, also nourishes and moisturizes the hair.

This site uses ads, tracking cookies and affiliate links to be able to support this site and its creator. Rinse with water to get rid of any excess colour and finish off with a conditioner to close the cuticle for a longer-lasting result. The Maria Nila Color Refreshes last for 4-10 washes, so washing less frequently will mean your hair will retain the color longer.Use gloves and apply the Colour Refresh evenly throughout your hair or on sections where you want the colour, using fingers or a comb. Maybe it’s because Ariel has always been my favorite Disney character that I’ve always loved red hair? I considered mixing the Bright Copper and Cacao colors together but it seemed that with my dark hair, the Bright Copper mask alone would only give me a tint of color.

You will find colour bombs for black, brown, and blond hair as well as eye-catching colours such as red, pink, and blue. The more your hair contrasts to the Colour Refresh you’re using, the more careful the application needs to be to avoid an uneven result. For each wash using the color mask, you enhance your hair color, and after several washes, you will achieve a stronger color. Some mention that it washes out after a few washed, but looks really natural, while others say that they need to wear gloves as it stains otherwise.Important: Please consult a professional hairdresser before using Colour Refresh or test it on a strand of hair first to ensure the product performs as desired. All colours can be blended with White Mix to create pastel colours and you can always mix two different colours to create your own unique colour. Please note that the colour should last for around 4-10 washes depending on the quality, thickness and colour of your hair. A week later – about two washes after my initial coloring – I applied the last of what was left of the product, the same way as the first time.