The content of the jar looks like one of those Kool-Aid lemonade drinks that are widely available in the U.S, the Caribbean and Latin America too (?).
To see how potent that is:
Cool Aid lip stain from Paul Mitchell Academy and you can dye yarn with all Kool Aids (here)
What does this have to do with Davines?
Oh, the colour it disposed on my hair was quite strong. That was something I really liked. On the other side, the colour was as chemically red as the what you saw in the jar.
I had Taylor Tomasi Hill- sorta red in my mind
It took about 4 session of shampooing to rinse the slightly cherry tone from my hair.
However, I loved how potent the colour-disposition is and might try another hue if I really want to see difference in colour.
As it is a hairmask I found the conditioning properties to be reasonable to good:
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I often use the Copper variant of this, and it's great. Since you have the red already, get a jar of the copper and maybe do a 50-50 mixture to tone the teeny bopper redness down a bit and make it slightly more orangy, and that might get you more into the TTH range! Not sure how long you left the red on your hair, that might also have made an impact. I usually don't leave the copper in more than 3 minutes.
Hi Ame,
Thanks so much. I totally love your haircolour on your profile picture so I'd absolutely will consider another hue.
Sure thing!!
I most frequently use Ted Gibson Captivating Copper for my hair, and that is REALLY bright copper, so that's one to consider as well. :)
Another option available in the UK is the Revlon Professional Nutricolor Cream. It comes in copper and red, and you can mix those also. Those require the hair be colored already though, not virgin. Just so you are prepared.
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