Don't want to dye my hair any more

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  • Roberta1
    Roberta1 Posts: 649 Forumite
    Thanks again for all the replies :)

    I like the sound of the Inecto Hint of a tint.

    Next question then - as a medium brunette trying to disguise grey, am I best to go for a brown shade (to match my natural as much as poss) or a blonde shade (to create a highlighting effect with the grey hairs - or will this turn my brown hair orange or something??)
  • Money_maker
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    Bronnie wrote: »
    Harmony is still available.

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=harmony+hair+colour&!!!!!googhydr-21&index=aps&hvadid=6171582594&ref=pd_sl_3z58mmm1f7_e


    Hint of Tint was different, that was made by Inecto and came in sachets. You can still buy that too!

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/12-INECTO-Hint-Of-Tint-Hair-Colour-Shampoo-Honey-Blonde_W0QQitemZ360158802938QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=215520779462&rvr_id=215520779462&cguid=742464f11290a0aad337ddf7ff800921

    My hair was always too dark for it to make any difference to! **sighs**


    ailuro2, think you hit the nail right on the head with your post!
    Putting myself firmly in category 2 at the moment. Pah!

    I must have the wrong name as I recognise the harmony but not the hint of a tint sachets.

    Neither of those would be strong enough to cover my grey/white roots, though which is why I use a permanent.
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  • catkins
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    glowgirl wrote: »
    There is a range of grey hair colours that evens out the grey and can give it a kind of opalescent sheen my mil uses this and its lovely, also you would have to change your make up and reassess your wardrobe - best of luck:)

    Do you know what this is? I use a silver enhancing shampoo but don't find it makes the slightest bit of difference
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  • Sharlee
    Sharlee Posts: 176 Forumite
    I too have darkish brown but rapidly greying hair and don't want to dye it. I've been using Vitale Tones Coloured Styling Mousse in Light Golden Blonde which I bought from Ebay.

    It is supposes to last for five washes but I don't think it lasts that long. It turns the grey bits blonde so it looks more like highlights (well I like to think). I also have the Pearl Beige colour and that is a bit more subtle and less 'brassy'.

    I don't use it all the time, just when I don't want to look so grey. I don't think it improves the condition of your hair but it shouldn't be harsher than semi or permanent colours.

    I think they have a Light Brown colour which I will try next.

    If you do use this, please do let me know what you think because I scoured the net for reviews and couldn't find any!
  • glowgirl_2
    glowgirl_2 Posts: 4,591 Forumite
    catkins wrote: »
    Do you know what this is? I use a silver enhancing shampoo but don't find it makes the slightest bit of difference

    I just asked her and she said it was a Clairol hair colour but the whole range has been discontinued:eek: which would explain why shes now blonde:rotfl:
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  • Bronnie
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    Neither of those would be strong enough to cover my grey/white roots, though which is why I use a permanent.


    Me too :(!!
  • Mrs_Arcanum
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    I think it is the dye itself on grey hair that causes the darkening. Haven't dyed mine for ages (so mostly salt with some pepper) & used a "lightest ash brown" & got dark brown. Previously used Dark ash blonde with similar dark results. A hairdresser did say to stick to ash based shades to avoid the orange effect.
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  • ailuro2
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    Bronnie wrote: »


    ailuro2, think you hit the nail right on the head with your post!
    Putting myself firmly in category 2 at the moment. Pah!

    Glad you're still getting away with it - I'm 41 and tell myself I'm doing well because I only have a few white hairs coming through, my mother's hair was very light silver at the front when she was 40yo:D.
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  • Bronnie
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    ailuro2 wrote: »
    Glad you're still getting away with it - I'm 41 and tell myself I'm doing well because I only have a few white hairs coming through, my mother's hair was very light silver at the front when she was 40yo:D.

    Mine started going noticeably in my late 30's, started using a permanent colour when I was 40, am 53 now and have pretty much gone completely white/grey :eek:.

    Not that you'd ever know ;)
  • Amanita_2
    Amanita_2 Posts: 1,299 Forumite
    I'm afraid that site GGLG has just convinced me that there is no way I'm going to stop colouring my hair in the forseeable future! Yes a few do look better ( mostly those with poor dye jobs) but the overall effect is just depresses me.
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