Leganza Coloring Conditioner Color 31 Dark Chocolate with 7 Natural Oils Ammonia and Paraben Free

I adore this conditioner Beautiful hair after painting Who has allergy this product the best ( no allergy)

Bin sehr begeistert, habs das erste mal beutzt und es Tön super, hoffe es hält eine Weile.

I've been using Leganza in shade 'Bitter Chocolate' for the last few weeks and I have to say I'm really impressed with the product. I have naturally dark brown hair, but the ends have gone lighter where where a permanent brown dye has faded out over time. Not wanting to mess around with any more permanent colours, I was looking for an easy to use, semi-permanent colour that I can use until my faded ends have grown out. When I received the product, I applied the conditioner to all of my hair and left for around 90 minutes to get thorough coverage. The colour took really well, and I was happy to see my faded ends now matched my roots. As it's more of a pigmented conditioner than a dye, it doesn't damage the hair at all, and leaves it nice and shiny. The colour then washes out slowly over around 4-5 shampoos in my experience. I try not to over-shampoo my hair, so this means I can get a good week or two before my hair is completely back to normal. You can also top up the colour in the shower with shorter applications by using as a normal rinse-out conditioner, which is great when you don't have time to sit around with your hair wrapped up in an old towel for an hour. The only downsides are the following: 1 - The colour names aren't the most descriptive. I thought Bitter Chocolate would be a cool tone, but perhaps that's my bad. 2 - Instructions are kind of tricky to understand as they've been translated from another language. 3 - No gloves included but you definitely need them as it can stain your hands. Overall a great product that I will definitely continue to use.

Excellent product. Colours greys well, no ammonia, no peroxide, leaves hair shiny and soft. Very happy with this product

Careful stains a lot

I’m Ken’s wife, I used this after becoming allergic to PPD and PTD. I used bitter chocolate shade on my ash mid brown hair (approx level 5/6 in between) about 15% grey. My hair didn’t have any other colour on it previously for many months and then only semi permanent. Because I had problems before with getting the grey to take with non permanent dye I wrapped my head in plastic hat and applied heat with hair dryer as this helps non peroxide semi permanent dye take more. I was pleased with the result even though it came out darker than I thought, I would say it was between a level 4 and 3 definitely a dark brown with a slight hint of warmth. It had covered the grey but these were slightly lighter than on my non grey hair but it looked like highlights. It lasted much longer than I thought as I wasn’t expecting much for this price. However it did give me a regrowth line which I was trying to avoid as didn’t want to commit to doing roots every month. I’m not sure if this was because I added heat as usually my hair doesn’t take colour easily. I have long straight hair that’s greasy at the roots for reference. So I would recommend it but be very wary if you don’t want a permanent colour. Weeks later I can still see a line where it’s grown out so I’m not going to use it again as I feel this makes my grey which is right on the top of my head at parting, look more noticeable. I also think this isn’t conditioning as it made my greasy roots less greasy for a few days after so must have dried it out a bit. It did make my hair shiny.