Boots Colour - Conditioning hair colour

Boots Colour, Conditioning Hair Colour - Just having proper gloves and not cheap plastic ones brightened my evening, as the plastic bag type ones always seem to break for me!

While the dye does have some odour, it's not as overpowering as some, though I would recommend keeping a window open while you wait for it to develop if you have a small bathroom.

Twenty minute developing time is nice and quick, which makes it easy to fit around the rest of your day, and my hair seems in good condition afterwards (only used it tonight). The colour came out somewhat warmer than on the box (I used Rich Burgundy), so I wouldn't reccomend this if you have a cool skin tone. It would also be easier for first time users if the development time was included in the paperwork not just on the box.

Overall though, you get what you pay for, and this is certainly worth the three/four quid spent.

Boots Colour conditioning hair colour is a brilliant hair colour! I have used the natural light brown, natural dark brown and the chestnut one. All turned out great! No dripping no mess on top i was wearing even though it was an old one. The smell did not make me choke like normal it barely has a smell so that is also good. Very good value for money and even though i have long hair i only needed one box! And most importantly this has simple instructions perfect for people dying their hair for the first time.

Boots Colour Conditioning Hair Colour does not drip. Pleasant scent. Short developing time. Good colour result, and hair feels in great condition.

I love the Boots Colour hair dye, though I've only tried one colour - warm chestnut, which is a rich copper auburn. It is the easiest hair dye in the world to use and doesn't have an overpowering whiff like most hair dyes. The instructions are simple to follow and the colour stays true until your roots appear (level 3, permanent). At £3, you can afford to buy another box just for your regrowth. I don't know about the other colours, though.