I used to love your hair dyes, but you suddenly stopped producing my favorite colour. That was 2 years ago, since then I have tried different colours and I have been very disappointed the colours don't last and I am very very disappointed with these products

I have used L'Oreal Casting Crème Gloss for about 4 years now and I can honestly say that it is one of the best hair colouring products I have used. There is a wide variety of colours available - so much so that most retail outlets usually only stock a small selection. You can get really creative with your hair with regards to colour, but as its a Level 2 tint, it does not really wash out as their TV ads suggest. It does however wash out of grey hair after a couple of washes, but then again, the product is not designed to colour grey hair and states that on the package. The product is easy to use, it smells great and does not drip unless you wave the applicator around wildly. If it drips on your skin or touches the skin around your hairline you don't have to worry about it as it will just wash off. I have also been able to get it out of the clothes that I was wearing during the colouring process. The conditioner which comes with it is AMAZING. As usual the little bottle is very small although the manufacturer insists that you should keep on using it for weeks to come. I usually got away with 2 applications before the bottle emptied. It really does add a great gloss to your hair, and I always received a lot of compliments. A lot of people have complained that the product kicks up red in their hair, but that is because their hair already has red in it. People also don't understand that the hair dye which is already in their hair, will react with the colour you put in your hair. Crème Gloss will not remove colour from your hair, even though it does contain peroxide. I think that some people are disappointed in the product because their expectations does not match the abilities of the product, and though its a fun product it would be wrong to say that the product is commitment free. I would recommend this product to anyone who wants to have a bit of fun, add some shine and vibrant tones to their hair. I would not recommend it for anyone who has a lot of grey hair as the product will not cover their grey hair. It is the best in its class and I only stopped using it as I now have too many greys for the product to deal with successfully.

This product is great! Leaves your hair soft and shiny. Great value for money.

I am a woman of 48 years old & I usually use LOreal Casting Creme Gloss twice a year to blend away greys without the harsh effects of ammonia & used it a week ago for my grey hairs & because my naturally light brown hair had gone a bit 'gingery' on the ends over the summer. OMG!!! I am devastated by the new formula: My waist length wavy hair with natural blonde highlights from living at the beach is ALMOST BLACK!!!!!!! I used the shade '600 Light Brown' which I have successfully used in the past...well not this time!! I look like a witch!! I am sooo upset, I have washed & washed with clarifying shampoo, washing up liquid & head & shoulders original (all recommendations from local hairdressers), but all that has happened is my hair is still dark and now also frizzy, dry & brittle. If I had realised it was a new formula I would have never used it without a strand test, but because I had used it many times before with no problem I thought it was okay. Warning to others: Approach this product with caution; just because it says that it is semi-permanent & a certain shade, doesn't mean that it actually is :(

I bought the Iced Cocoa Casting Creme gloss, which is a dark brown with purple tint. After I had finished dying and drying my hair, the end result was an almost black colour, which I was not intending on, but warmed to the colour. It's now been just over 2 weeks since I've dyed my hair and the colour has already washed out to the ore dyed colour! (I've washed my hair maybe 7 times) Extemely disappointed and not worth paying money for this product, wish I had read other reviews before purchasing!!

I used two boxes of the shade chocolate on my long hair but it didn't take at all. My hair has gone a shade darker but its more red than brown. I left it on for the exact amout of time that the box said I should. My hair has gone very soft and silky but it smells awful. I would advise everyone not to buy this product and if you already have then I would take it straight back to the shop and get your money back. It was a complete waste of my time, money and effort.

I have used the hair colour for a good 5years and knew how to use it of by heart ,but today it was all changed and not for the better . The two bottles that screw together to mix the colour which was brilliant no slipping or mess was hopeless you now need more space and two hands and the bottle was cheap and nasty. And then the big one The gloves which I had to go and get scissors to get out of the stupid plastic bag guess what wouldn't even fit me and at this point I had to carry on with no gloves . The conditioner is way to much too . I am so disappointed in it now ,it's not cheap but buying gloves to use puts the cost up . I do love the hair product as it was ,but iMessage going to now have a look around . Why mend what wasn't broke ?

Absolutely the worst hair dye I've ever had the misfortune to use, and I've used a few, considering I'm now in my forties and started going grey at 21! It left my hair dry and damaged, so much so that I struggled to gently comb through it afterwards. I don't think I've ever run so fast to get my hot oils! Despite people raving about how good the conditioner is, it was disgusting and smelt of cat's wee, I kid you not. Yuk! Other hair dye conditioners at least mask the damage done with their concentrated conditioners, but this did not do the job at all. It felt like I'd not conditioned it at all, apart from the hideous smell. Colour was patchy and much darker than it showed on the box. So... the second box I have on my shelf (darn those 2 for a tenner deals!) is going straight where it belongs... the bin!

this is my first time dying my hair,its a natural really light blonde and afraid of dying it brown permanent mum told me to use semi,i wanted to go a dark dark brown colour hoping it will come out and she wanted a light but i decided i was having the 'dark chocolate 323'and i dont really like it it has left shades of my blonde hair and has got bits of purple in it? with light and dark brown i really dont like it and want it too come out. as ive said i have never dyed my hair before and dont want roots does anyone have any ideas how i could get this out without dying my hair? and will it come out after 28 washes or is this a lie

I just don't understand why hair dyes at home bother giving each individual hair dye a different name! The brown dyes I use always just turn black!!! I used iced chocolate, and went 2 shades lighter than my own hair, left it on for 13 minutes instead of 20 In fear of turning black again! & shock horror it went black! I give up!

My mum had blond hair with brown roots and highlights and she decided to go brown so she put the dye on and she went ginger she knew this would happen because of the blond and brown,the next time she bought it she got my sister who is a hairdresser to do it to make sure she was doing it right,so she applied everywhere and then waited,when she washed it off she still had ginger roots and she wasn't happy so my sister had to bleach her hair and go back to blond.