Naturtint Honey Blonde 9N

Hi there, I just added a comment on the facebook page and thought I'd add it here as well. I have sensitive skin and up till now I've been going to a hairdresser with mixed results. Tried your product today for the first time and I couldn't be happier. No sores on my head unlike the hairdressers and the colour was perfect. Just like the colour on the box. My hair is grey to white and it covered the grey perfectly. Brilliant product. Won't be going to the hairdressers now except for cuts. Thank you for this wonderful product. It's the first time I've coloured my own hair by the way and it worked beautifully. Not sure how much I paid for it but I think roughly $20

My natural colour is a level 6 (neutral, very few warm tones) plus I had warm blonde highlights and low lights woven through my T-section by my hairdresser. I wanted a more earth/animal/human-friendly solution for refreshing my fading blonde hair colours and to blend in some of the greys. Having read online that the 9N left some users a little brassy I decided to weave through streaks on my previously highlighted T-section only and to avoid the darker level 6 hair underneath. The result is beautiful, very natural, fresh lighter streaks through ...

I love this colour. People comment all the time and it looks so professional. I always was auburn and I reached this colour gradually going lighter and lighter every 6 months. It even looks like it has had highlights put through it.

I try to avoid chemical products so I wanted to try a natural hair product. I have light brown/dark blonde hair and wanted to go a little lighter for summer. I used 9N honey blonde. I followed the directions exactly and now I have orange hair :( Maybe I used a shade that was too light, I'm not sure but I'm off to the hairdressers to get it fixed for between $80 - $200 and plenty more chemicals. From reading other reviews it seems most people get good results going darker rather than lighter.

Colour is unreliable. Great if you want to look like a punk.