L'oreal Casting tone-on-tone

I have used L'Oreal Casting for around 9 years now for two reasons: I will only use Ammonia free dye and I have tried other hair dye products (Boots Botanics and L'Oreal Casting Creme Gloss) only to find that this better by far. Having waist length hair I usually use two boxes (I apply both Ebony Darkest brown and Titan which is a feiry red, the result is very dark almost black with shimmery red highlights depending on the light). The kit contains the two bottles of dye components which you screw together to mix up the finished product like other home dye kits, it also contains the standard ... more

About a couple days ago I decided to pick out a semi perm hair dye that would give me for ATLEAST a few weeks a lovely mane of chestnut hair. And by chestnut, I mean reddish brown, and not gingerish brown. I've used L'Oreal's Casting Creme Gloss before, and I can only assume that's the more updated version of this product, as it's very similar. But I did like the colours better in the original product, so here we are! I tried it in the colour "Chestnut: Mid Copper Brown", and the picture clearly illustrates that it should give your hair the true chestnutty colour I was after. So at £3.00 ... more