Wella Shaders & Toners

Introduction I get really bored of my dull light brownish hair and this week I decided I wanted something more exotic, like a deep brown. Being pale and a big scaredy cat I thought I'd try a wash out colour first to check it would look ok, and I came across this. It was 99p in Superdrug and also buy one get one free, so it seemed like a great deal, especially compared to brands like L'oreal casting creme gloss. I now now that it is so cheap because it doesnt actually do anything. Very shady! Packaging and colour range The packaging is a silver foil packet with blue design and a model on the front who is wearing the shade, apparantly. I ...  Read the complete review

I thought I'd tell you about a fantastic product which I use and have found to be one of the best temporary hair colorants I have tried. The product is by Wella and called Shaders & Toners and is a 14ml sachet with enough of the wash in/wash out colour shampoo to do one wash. It's around 75p - 99p in supermarkets, chemists etc and occasionally Tesco have it on offer for 2 for 99p or BOGOF (buy one get one free) The claim is that it will add instant colour & shine to your hair. There are various shades 12 of them in all to suit most shades of brown and black hair. 35 Deep Mahogany (dark to light brown) 40 Dark Brown (med ...  Read the complete review

Wella Shaders And Toners are a product I have been buying for many years, I think I was about 14 the first time I used it. You have probably seen them on the shelves of supermarkets or chemists retailing at around £1 for a little 14ml sachet of non permanent hair colorant.. The dye comes in 12 different colours which you choose depending on your own natural colour. These range from light ash blonde to plum. It should be noted that these sachets will not lighten your hair in any way so if you have darker hair choosing one of the blonde shades will be a waste of time. Using the hair colour is easy, just lather into towel dried hair and leave on for a ...  Read the complete review

I used this product a few months ago because I was bored of my natural mousy brown hair colour. I chose 556 Plum and 64 Warm Red to begin with. I saw the product in asda for 33p a packet so I thought I would try it, even though I had seen bad reviews on the internet. The brand has twelve shades: 35 Deep Mahogany 40 Dark brown 55 Mahogany 566 Plum 64 Warm Red 655 Rich Mahogany 67 Rich Velvet Brown 74 Flame Red 803 Light Golden Brown 81 Light Ash Blonde 873 Golden Sand 874 Copper Blonde However, it is hard to find them all; not all colours are stocked everywhere. It also states on the back of the packet ...  Read the complete review

I notice this brand has very mixed reviews, and it seems it either works on your hair or it doesn't. I've tried several shades of this brand, but unfortunately I am firmly in the 'it doesn't work on my hair' camp. I know it doesn't claim to drastically change your hair, it's more a 'colour boost' for your natural shade, but I've found it makes little or no noticeable difference to my hair at all. My natural shade is a medium red, which is fine but I wanted to give it a bit of ooomph! However after following the instructions to the letter, and even trying my usual trick of leaving it on for much longer than recommended, I was left distinctly oomph-free. How ...  Read the complete review