Garnier Hair Color Nutrisse Ultra Color Nourishing Creme, PL1 Lightest Platinum (Coconut) Permanent Hair Dye, 1 Count (Packaging May Vary) (Pack of 2)

I’m so happy with Garnier Nutrisse Ultra Color! The color is rich, vibrant, and lasts longer than other dyes I’ve tried. Plus, the nourishing formula leaves my hair feeling soft and healthy, not dry or damaged.Application was easy, and the scent is mild compared to other hair dyes. It covers grays well and gives a natural-looking finish.Highly recommend for anyone wanting a beautiful color with hair care benefits!

this hair bleach is super good lifted my mushroom brown roots to a yellowish color but my preboeached hair barely had any breakage/damage after using this and it came out white. im just now getting back to full white hair after having black,pink,then yellow and back to pink, but i hadnt bleached my hair in a few months and i used to bleach my hair monthly😭. also the toner was good but it scared me so i only left it for about three minutes but in the end my hair is very very white and im super happy:)

My hair has turned white in the front. But the back is still dark with gray. I have been using a light ash blonde and it works well,But I tried this product to get the back as light as the front. It worked very well. I was worried about the dark blue color of the tint but it did rinse out to w white color. I did not want to have blue hair.My hair is soft and looks good.

The only reason this got 4 stars rather than 5 is the application process and tools. Take my advice, use foil and you will have more control over the amount of product applied. That was my only issue. The little brush that comes in the kit leaves very inconsistent streaks so you will have higher concentrations of formula on some areas and less on others. It can lead to a splotchy looking result. If you use foil and pull out strands that you want highlighted, you will get a better, stronger looking result.As far as the lifting power of this hair color, it worked great on my daughter’s medium brown hair. She has a tendency to develop natural highlights over the summer so I had high hopes for this formula. It left her with soft, caramel colored highlights and she loves them.Lastly, this is a very drying color. I expected it would be because it is essentially a bleaching kit so just be aware of that and have a good leave in conditioner handy.

I used PL3 and I am very happy with the result. I decided to go as white as possible few years ago.My natural color was dark brown then. I started in a salon which did a good job. After awhile the color was becoming unreliable and the price was going up, so I did it myself at home with other products, trying to get that white color . Nothing worked very well. I went on vacation in FL and went to a very expensive place there and got a beautiful white, beige color. When I came back I went to a new salon that promised platinum color. WHAT A DISASTER! After three hours and $200.00, I ended up with dark steel gray hair.I was told by the “color expert” that no one can have pure white hair unless it grows out of their head that way. What a load that was. I got the most beautiful WHITE color from this box! This is my go to from now on! It took awhile to find the right product but this is it!

Good dye and color but the toner sucks so but this just but your own toner bc if not your hair will stay yellow

I’ve been using Icing Swirl Balayage (BY1) for a few years now thanks to the pandemic & hair salon closing. This has been the easiest and safest option for my type hair and skill set. My highlights are not as intense/vibrant (?) as from the salon, but appear warm and more natural looking (also $70 cheaper). It’s pretty straight forward to use, with easy to follow instructions. Everything you need is in the box so there’s no extra expense. Think of this as hand painting your hair. You use the comb-like-brush to apply the mixture directly to the parts of hair YOU want highlighted. There is no cap, foil or crochet hook/needle to mess with. All that is needed is an old shirt or towel as protection against any drips (not mandatory but accidents do happen), a couple of hairclips (optional), a mirror, a timer (I use the one on my phone) and the kit. You can apply it sitting down or standing up, it’s all up to you. I start with a few strokes to frame my face, then apply randomly to the rest of my hair style (especially the back of my head), but it seems to look & works well whether my hair is down or pinned up. -Don’t overthink it AND don’t worry about using the whole bottle. I have short hair so an application for me is about half a bottle with the balance discarded. If this is your first time using color, this brand or product, do the skin allergy test first, just to be on the safe side. The Nutrisse Balayage is a healthier, safer technique to use since it is ‘hair color’ vs “bleach” that strips color, but it also depends on the condition of your hair and the level of lightness you want. This has been perfect for me, my hair and my budget. A hidden benefit is not needing to touch-up new hair growth as frequently as you would with regular color or ‘highlights’ due to the blended effect. Overall, this has been my best decision with regards to my own diy balayage treatment. It works with my schedule, takes less time to do, is less damaging on my hair, and it’s definitely a low cost option that gives me salon worthy results. *I do recommend an extra moisturizer or deep conditioner for between treatments. Otherwise, it’s a great DIY home option. P.S. Product line is also vegan and cruelty free.

I really cannot praise this enough! Definitely lightens without causing too much damage (after the purple conditioner I didn't notice any, infact my hair feels nicer and looks better) brought my brown roots all the way up to a level 9. You will definitely need to tone afterwards though because the conditioner just is never enough if you're trying to go from brown to platinum or lightening brown roots. Mine were very grown out as well