Buy this hair colour monthly

I love this hair colour- I have been using it for the last two years. I colour my grey monthly and it gives good coverage. I like that the smell isn’t too strong and that it leaves my hair feeling fresh and soft after every colour.

Soft and Shiny

I buy this brand always now..I find it lasts so much longer than my old brand it doesn't fade as much but it does fade. I use #E66 its an auburn red. Very pretty. It leaves my hair soft and shiny and I still have my bouncy curls.It also cover my gray I recommend this to anybody who colors their hair

I have tried many drug store hair dyes and I always go back to this one. I find the price to be middle of the road. I have psoriasis on my scalp and this product does not irritate like others have. Coverage is good and there is not a strong odor. The conditioner works well although the scent is not my favorite. Overall this is my favorite hair dye.

I've used loreal excellence hair color and I find that the color is exactly what it states/shows and the after color conditioner works well for shine and there is enough to do at least 4-6 treatments once a week.

This is my go-to at home hair colour. I have a fair amount of gray and this product really covers it well.

Since I have long hair, I shampoo max 2x per week so the colour never fades on me before it's time to colour again. Even though I use a colour extremely close to my natural shade, colour richness is so important! That's a big part of the reason I switched to Excellence because my previous product just wasn't cutting it.

It's a little more expensive than some brands, but sales and coupons abound, so I can usually find it for a good price. Nothing compares to salon colour, but this home product comes close enough that I feel confident using it regularly.

My Mom just loves this product, she will be sticking to this for many years to come

I used the box dye a while back when I was wanting to be a strawberry blond without having to pre-bleach my very dark brown hair. My Mother always used it to lighten hers for years and it was on sale so I figured I would give it a test. Usually I don't expect box dyes to lighten my hair very much since I know all about how the peroxides work and you don't have control of what strength of developer they put into their boxes on mass for everyone. But I was very surprised it came out exactly how I wanted. I had dark brown hair (almost black) that came out a very pretty ginger colour. (Think Amy Adams or Christina Hendricks) Although I prefer to stick to buying the proper developers myself since my beauty school days (so I can have more control etc). I really recommend this brand to anyone else out there without the knowledge and wants to lighten up a bit and have their hair to still be in great shape after processing with the keratin pro complex.

I liked Excellence hair colour. It made my hair shiny, with lots of body and the colour lasted the longest of any hair colours I used.

I'm a little on the fence about this one. I purchased it as my regular blue black Feria was sold out. Same manufacturer, should be similar blue black right? Well....usually after two washes my Feria doesn't leak colour. On the sixth and seventh washes I still bleed a ton of dye in the shower. And I'm bleeding red, not blue. Which is a bit of a disappointment as I prefer a really blue black. But the consistency of the formula IS super creamy as advertised, walked around my house with it in no problem. And my hair doesn't appear to be fading even though I lose so much dye in the shower. I'm just worried about staining towels. And the precision applicator, though it takes some time to get used to, definitely has its uses and was fun to try out. So overall...okay. Probably still go back to my usual colour in two weeks.

I have used L'Oreal hair color for years and decided to try this type of their product. I used 5RB Medium Reddish Brown and was very pleased with the results. I liked the bottle which comes with a special 'applicolor' comb that makes apply the hair colorant much easier and evenly. Using the tip applicator seems to drip too much.

The 'triple protection' is something I had never done before. The first step is applying the protective pre-color serum to prepare the hair for coloring. The second step is the actual colorant which doesn't really drip...creme instead of liquidy. And the last step is the after-color conditioner. My hair felt like velvet after I completed the three steps.

I highly recommend this particular hair color. L'Oreal is a brand that has never disappointed me!