Schwarzkopf Poly Color Tint

Having used permanent hair dyes regularly for about 15 years, and always buying the premium brands such as Nice and Easy or L'Oreal, which I had begun to find increasingly expensive, I decided to give this a try after seeing it on sale for £1.94 in my local supermarket. As most permanent hair dyes cost £4.80- £6 this is a bargain. Schwartzkopf Poly Colour is a Permanent Hair dye boasting perfect grey hair coverage. The box and instruction leaflet contain all the usual warnings about allergic reactions and instructions to conduct a strand test and skin sensitivity tests and include illustrated instructions for use. The product is made in Germany by Henkel for ...  Read the complete review

POLY COLOUR TINT I have been experiencing grey well im 47 now and i suppose this is band to happen, i have been a user of hair dyes for a couple of years now and trust me i have tried a lot of ranges and brands ranging in prices mostly i have been purchasing the most expensive ones costing me anything from £4.00 to £7.00 so was very happy when my daughter recommended this product from wilkinsons for a mere £1.75p so ive tried this. The Package ********** Comes in a red coloured box (thin carboard) with schwarzkopf written on it poly colour tint. Its a permanent tint colour but it is a cream which i had not used before. ...  Read the complete review

Now, just because I'm writing a review about hair colour doesn't mean I need it for anything else but I fancied a change of colour, ok? So don't you dare start thinking anything else, like 'ooh, Jojo's got grey issues' I haven't. Yes? ... Yes? Ok, now we can begin... Fine then, I have a few grey issues! I last had my hair coloured at the hairdressers last September and the colour had grown out quite a lot since then, as you can imagine. Thankfully my grey is very minimal but it did need doing badly. I've never been really confident at applying hair dye, so luckily for me my best friend volunteered to do it for me. More fool me, or ...  Read the complete review

I have been having my hair trimmed regularly for some time now and every time that I walk out of the hairdressers door I have promised myself a colour to brighten up my fast greying hair. Part of me says that is vanity but there is another part of me that says that not only does a colour inject a little life into your hair it seems to make my skin look brighter too. For me the major drawback is setting aside time to `be bothered`, doesn't that sound awful! But the more I think about sitting about with my hair dripping with cold colourant the less likely I am going to be bothered to go out and buy one! The last time I coloured my hair I made a ...  Read the complete review

I've been colouring my hair since I was 15. Being naturally blonde growing up, I always found my hair colour was quite dull, going through my teens, I did what every girl does, and started experimenting with hair colour. Since then, I've been every colour under the sun. Purple, red, pink, blue, a failed bleaching attempt turned my hair green when I went swimming, but i loved it anyway haha. However for the past 2/3 years, I've been dying my hair black, but keeping different parts of my hair a different colour, (at the moment its red at the front). I used to spend £5/£6 everytime I dyed my hair, which would be every 3/4 weeks as my hair grows ...  Read the complete review