Shampoo-in Haircolour Reviews

Not that much it turns out.

While it says shampoo-in hair colour, this actually applies the same way as regular female hair colour. You mix the developer and the colour in a bottle, and you reply same as women's colour. You only need to leave it on for five minutes, that's a big advantage.

Then you shampoo it out and condition as usual. However the men's hair colour doesn't actually supply the conditioner, so you just use your own shampoo and conditioner—which means you need to have a colour-saving shampoo and conditioner on hand when you colour.

I won the ash brown colour in BH competition, and vowed to report difference between men's and women's hair colour.

The men's one coloured my greys really well, it was actually easier to apply (it was slightly runnier than most women's colours, but not drippy, and therefore spread more easily and evenly), and you wash it out in five minutes instead of having to wait 20 to 30. It doesn't have the sparkle or shine that some hair colour does, but it looks nice and natural.

I might even use the men's colour again. I got compliments on the colour in the office the following day and I was definitely happy with the colour too.

The men's Shampoo-in Haircolour comes boxed with the items needed to do a diy dye job and an instruction leaflet.
I received a voucher in the Priceline bonus haircare bag to redeem the product.
The colour is easy to mix and prepare. Provided plastic gloves are worn to protect hands from the dye. No strong nasty hair dye scent, it does not contain ammonia.
Its applied to dry hair.
I opted for the shade of Medium Brown, my dads natural hair colour.
Mind you he has never had his hair coloured before.
Dad has a lot of grey hair, salt and pepper.
His hair is thick and kind of coarse.
The thick mixture is easy to apply to hair with the nozzle by squeezing the plastic bottle, its a non drip formula.
I had trouble getting the thick mixture out when I got to the bottom of the bottle.
One box of hair colour is not enough for dads thick short hair.
I used a comb to try and spread the thick colour mixture evenly over his hair.
Left in hair for just 5 minutes, then rinsed out with water.
Shampoo and condition hair after using the hair colour.
Just For Men is supposed to replace grey hair with subtle tones of brown, should be suited for hair with a lot of grey.
I found with dads hair that not all grey was targeted, he still had a lot after using the Medium Brown hair colour. I am thinking maybe 5 minutes developing time was not enough for his hair.
Overall disappointed with the finished colour result.