L'Oréal Feria Colour Reviews

Being a natural redhead, I need a colour on my hair during the winter to brighten it up and make it shine. Over a fair few years a have tried quite a few red shades, but I think I've found the perfect one. L 'oreal Feria colour, Permanent, and very easy to apply. The colour I used was called Cinnamon and I got it from Boots whilst ...  Read the complete review

I tried this one as soon as it came out, as they were giving away a free Loreal rouge pulp lipstick with it, and I'm a real sucker for a free gift! I tried the ruby fusion, after hours of trying to choose, as they all looked so good! I wasn't put off by the price, it was £7, but Loreal is one of my favorite products, so I was expecting ...  Read the complete review

I've bought Feria hair color, because it was new for me and there was sale price for 4,95 at Boots. Well, what can I say- the result is amazing, I've just fallen in love with this hair color. It very simple to use- it takes just few minutes to prepare, and another few to apply and you'll get really shiny, natural, ...  Read the complete review

To be honest, I wasn't very happy with the colour L'Oreal Feria Color gave me. It was a coppery colour, which looked fantastic on the cover but awful on me. I've tried many hair colours now and been many different colours but this product was one of my least favourites. It was wuite easy to use and didn't leave as much mess as some ...  Read the complete review

I am a hopeless colour chameleon, if I wake up in a bad mood I dye my hair black. If I'm feeling wild then I reach for the red. So this is sage advice from a veteran of the bottle. Loreal/Feria have produced a range of gorgeous colours, in appealing packaging backed up with a slick tv ad campaign. But the product ...  Read the complete review

I usually don't have any problems coloring my hair. I've been doing it for a number of years now. My normal hair color is a lightish blond. I'd used Feria before... the lightest blond, and all it did for me was make my hair shinier (which wasn't bad). Then I switched over to a reddish/copper shade just to try it out and it ...  Read the complete review

The first time I used this hair dye two complete strangers complimented me on the colour and asked me what it was– fantastic! Despite being one of the more pricey products on the market, this is without a doubt the best dye I’ve ever used. I like unusual hair colours but have a boring job where ribena coloured hair is not ...  Read the complete review

This hair dye is much better than other DIY hair dye kits and believe me I've tried a few. I have this habit of dying my hair then leaving it for ages so i get about 2 inches of roots then dye it again a different colour. Usually the colour takes differently on the already dyed hair and the new hair growth so I end up with a two tone ...  Read the complete review

Being slightly older that most of my pals, i'm starting to get the 'odd' grey hair, therefore, as like most women I know who dye their hair I started looking to see if there was good 'grey hair' coverage on the hair-dye packets. (not that i need 100% coverage of course!) This product apparently covers 30%, so I thought ...  Read the complete review

I have boring mousey brown hair and I have dyed my hair for years, but normally I only used semi-permanent hair dyes, as I was always slightly worried about being stuck with a colour I hated. I decided to be brave and have to admit being severely influenced by advertising. I didn't want "flat colour", so Feria seemed to be ...  Read the complete review

My hair is naturally a kind of reddy brown colour, that I have always hated. Five years ago, I began dying it black. In this time I have used just about every brand of permamnet hair dye available. What I really like are the blue/black colours, that are now becoming popular, though at one time it was all 'natural black' and ...  Read the complete review

Feria was the first highlights dye that i had ever tried, and now, I wish i had stuck with it. At the time, I felt that the results of the contraste dye were not MAD enough... i used a medium shad and applied it quite tentatively. Now, i feel that the subtle approach was probably a much better idea than wild highlights!!! As other ...  Read the complete review

I've used a couple of different Feria colours now, and I must admit that I love everything I've tried. I haven't gone much lighter, and have used a couple different red colours, from RED to a relatively natural more "ginger" colour. The product is easy to use, the smell isn't too bad, instructions are easy to ...  Read the complete review

I dye my hair very often, and this time I wanted to steer clear of my usual red or gingerapproach and me and a friend chose I nice light brown, which was pretty near to my natural colour, well it has got to be one of the best dyes I have used, it was very very easy to apply and the smell wasn't as unpleasant as many I have used before. Well ...  Read the complete review

If you have dark hair and want a very drastic change then this is a must. Most blonding hair colour just doesn't 'lift' the hair enough but the pre-lightner of Feria will do the trick no problem. It contains 2 sachets of boosting powder so you can choose how strong you want it. my hubby has dark brown hair and if he was to use an ...  Read the complete review

After a couple of nasty full-head colouring disasters, I thought I'd try the more subtle approach of highlights. L'Oreal's Feria Contraste Brush-on Colour Effects seemed to be the ideal solution - "Brush-On Colour, any way you like it", "Quick and easy", "100% natural result". I followed the ...  Read the complete review

Look ... deep down inside me there has always been a redhead struggling to get out - ok? Preferably, with one of those stunning Pre-Raphelite manes. Sadly, I have very fine, very straight, very dark brown hair - with a little grey these days too *deep sigh*. I have tried just about every method of making hair red there is - from ...  Read the complete review