Garnier Belle Blonde

I have used belle colour for years but I always notice it fades quite quickly with washing, I don't think my hair grows that fast, after a few washes grey is back. The after conditioner is hard to get out of the bottle, it should be a soft tube.

I have fine, dark blonde colour hair. During the lightening process, I left the mixture on for 45 minutes (15 minutes longer than the suggested amount of time) as I could not see any change to my hair colour after 30 minutes... After washing and drying, still no change whatsoever!

What a waste of money!

Cheap for a reason. Even garnier shampoo and conditioner sucks. Garnier is why many woman have dead hair. I used this colour to dye my hair it didn't work at all. I even used the extreme bleach before it didn't work either. Waste of money

My hair was blonde my roots needed doing and I wanted to lift it some so bought belle colour 111 left it on 30 mins I could see it was dark when I washed it and dried my hair it was a dirty ashe really disappointed.I phoned Garnier up and she said it would be dark because of the ash in it so why does it say on the box lighting will not use it never again.

I used ' natural extra light ash blonde 111 . My base shade is 6 and I'd had bleach foils in to lift my colour, but it looked patchy and I prefer an overall colour. I did a strand test, on my darkest hair , the colour turned out medium blonde without any brassiness. On my crown and fringe where my hair is lighter , it went a lovely light blonde without the yellow. On my grey it went white blonde, in all a great multitonal colour. The best hair colour ever, doesn't make hair dry or dull . Would recommend !

Im a natural red head but Ive been dying it dark for years, I wanted a change so starting putting highlights in it to get it blonde, even in a hairdressers bleach just turns my hair lighter orange or white which is fairly understandable. usually I bleach it to light yellow myself and put an ash colour over it which works.. ish.. but with a horrible dull ash sitting ontop of red undertones that always shine through. I know not to truct box blonde on my hair as it never works but I was home sick and bored today and found a box of belle blonde 111 and said sure why not. I only intended to do a few streaks to test it but got carried away and did loads of highlights and most of my ginger roots, stuck a homemade tinfoil hat on and sat under the hairdryer for 40 mins on and off.

washed it out expecting bright orange and telling myself 'why do you do this to yourself you dope..' but agh!!! Its the nicest bright cool blond! roots blended perfectly and it doesn't have the usual weird ash tinge to it! Its quite dry but no worse than any other blonde dye has left it, delighted!

Id highly recommend it for roots and highlights on tricky hair, or all over on normal hair!

Thank you!

people please dont waste ur time and money thats the worst hair dye u can buy.will make u ginger even if ur light blond already

In over 45 years o dying my hair, I have found Belle to be the mildest on my scalp and give a beautiful colour.

In those years I have tried almost every kind o dye and about 10 years ago switched permanently to Belle.

Then I did not have any gray hair and my natural hair was "strawberry" blonde. I used # 81 Ash Blonde to tone down the yellow and it gave a very fine blonde. Now as I am getting older and the gray is coming I have learned to mix the shades and started by adding a little # 110 Very Light Blonde to this to overshadow the gray tones in the ash colur. Now at 67, I am using 50% 81 an 50% 110 and it still gives me the lovely natural blonde colour.

Even my hairdresser comments about the beautiful colour. He asked what brand I used.

I've dyed my hair many successful times in the past. I followed all the directions exactly, and my hair looks exactly the same as the hair in my brush. DO NOT BUY. WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY!

I had been using loreal extra light ash blonde 03 and thought that was good on my medium brown roots which have gold tones, bearing in mind I didnt pe lighten them. However, I was still getting a little brassiness on the darker roots at the back. I had been researching belle colour and decided to give it a try. I couldnt get it in the shops though I had to buy online. I am so pleased, it has got rid of that brassiness bringing the roots up to a nicelight natural blonde, lighter than loreal. Also, I agree with others, it doesnt have that strong eye watering smell like loreal and it didnt cause any stinging while on. I did put a natural blonde on my pure grey around the front sides of my hair as these need colour putting in not lightening. However, people have said that the 111 does cover grey so I might try it on the greys next time to see, or perhaps belle colour light ash blonde. People do forget that extra lightening colours are exactly that, they take colour out, but grey hair needs colour put in as it has no colour in it. It is annoying reading reviews where people rubbish a brand or colour when it is the fact they dont understand how colour works. Im not a hairdresser but have picked up info through having my colour done for years at a salon. Thank god I dont have to do that anymore. £4.00 is far better than £40!I will be staying with belle colour 111 now rather than trying to find the perfect colour for me because Ive actually found what works for me!