Superdrug Sensations

I recently used this dye for the first time, and like the other reviewer here, got it for a bargain half price, paying only £1.50 for it. i thought "worth a go, right"? I chose a dark brown colour to go over my hair with, and found it fairly straighforward to use, non stinky and i had no issues with it. i did however find the colour to be darker than i anticipated, with many people asking me if id done my hair black. After a few weeks i had been washing my hair and it was STILL coming out in the water, at least 20 washes after it should. Yes my hair is porous and dry but this is fairly unusual. So for this reason i wouldnt recommend it ...  Read the complete review

When I decided to dye my hair recently, I spent ages scouring the aisles for a good value yet trustworthy hair dye for my hair, as I didn't want anything which would make hair horrible! In Superdrug this week, it was half price down from £2.49 to just £1.29, and since I have used many other Superdrug products and loved them, I thought for £1.29 it was worth a try. This product is a semi-permanent hair dye, which means that it will colour your hair for a temporary period of time, in the case of this particular dye, that time period is up to 20 washes. The product is called Colour Sensations, which is a colour range for darker hair dyes, from reds to brunette to ...  Read the complete review

I decided to try this hair colourant after seeing it on offer at a local chemist. I have brownish blondish hair which I have dyed blonde before. I tried no.22 a blonde colour. I really liked the smell of the dye it smells very similar to the shampoo ( which I love). It doesn't drip and when I got some on my trousers it didn't stain them (although I did wipe them straight away). I liked the fact the developing time was only 20 minutes although I think I should have left it longer as when i rinsed it off my hair was a sort of strawberry blonde colour. My hair is very soft though and feels in good condition, and the shade it has gone is ...  Read the complete review