Revlon Colorsilk Ammonia Free

I won't recommend to anyone. Hardly 4 washes and the color is gone. There is lot of hairfall and too much of dry hair. Not worth the price it is sold for.

I do like the colour I have choosen.Easy to apply.Although this product dried my healthy normally colour free hair terribly.I now have to buy products to eliminate the dryness.I have lond wavey hair which is now needing me to apply product to fix this problem.I have tried many other brands previously.I thought I would give Revlon Colorsilk a try.Never again will I use or recommend this particular product.

I have never had any problems with blond dyes but with this Revlon product i'm itching everywhere, started on scalp and now my neck, ears and so the list continues... am now using a antihistamine. Going back to using Lóreal. Do not buy Revlon ammonia free dye!

I liked the price and everything, it was a good product overall. But there are two major problems

It burnt like heck but I kept it on and it looks good

Also when I rinsed it for the first time it, a large clump of hair came out. It didn't shock me too much, as my friend uses the same brand and it happened to her. I used Dark Brown #30 and got it at Kroger's for a cheap 3 dollars. Don't expect anything less for a cheapo hair dye. My hair's not dry or anything, as I used all of the conditioner that came with it. It made my hair smell good and was so soft.

So yeah good for the budget, not for the hair..

We usually use L'oreal haircolor. My sister and I thought we would try this one, since it was cheaper, and no ammonia. From the moment my sister put it on my scalp, it felt a little tingly, and then started to sting and burn slightly. The stinging worsened as time went by, but I toughed it out. Stupid decision. I really shouldn't have. The color looked ok, but really stained the scalp, more than other hair colors in the past. Also, tiny red spots appeared on my scalp, where the stinging had been. My scalp was also so sore and itchy. This pain was pretty bad for about a week, and is now starting to subside, but my scalp is still itchy. My sister said she could see dandruff on the scalp, when the pain and itch was at its worst. She experienced the same thing, but to a lesser degree. I used the blue/black, and she used the natural black. Our hair is so dry now, and feels damaged. Not to mention what it's done to our scalps. I can actually feel bumps on my scalp. We will never use this hair color again.

Would never go to a salon to have my hair dyed. It is expensive and Revlon has never failed to give me nice hair color. With simple instructions it is the easiest way to get lovely color and so cheap!

Been dying my hair for more than 30 years.

If I had complaints about dying hair myself I would tell you.

To Whom it concerns,

For 30 years i have been using Relvon Colorsilk, but now with all the changes you made there is no strawberry blonde.

What the hell am i suppose to do?

Darleen Emerick

I have lots of gray, so do roots every 3 weeks in b/w colors. I've tried every kind of drugstore brand and this has worked the best! No ammonia is great too! It doesn't smell harsh like other brands. It colors the gray well. Even my hair dresser commented on how much better my gray coverage was at my last appointment. Also this is cheap!! I hope I don't jinx myself after giving such a great review. But 2 times using and I'm really impressed!

My hair has always been really shiny, flexible, and soft! Now after using this hair dye it became dull, brittle, and dry. Not to mention it's not very effective hair dye either.

NEVER using this brand ever again!

I hope my hair recovers from this. Such a waste!

So I gave in and fell for the cheap stuff....now 8 weeks later I am still paying for it. My hair before Colorsilk was healthy, soft and wavy/curly. It held curl when I would used my big curling iron and had tons of shine and volume. Now after Colorsilk, when I wash it and rinse it feels gummy and matted. I have to use 2 or 3 handfuls of conditioner just to get it separated and rinsed. I also have to use quite a few sprays of leave on conditioner just to be able to get a brush through it after washing. When wet it is straight, flat, thin. As it is drying it simply frizzes and as I am styling it no longer holds curl. It feels like nylon doll hair that has been laying in a box in the attic for years-matted, frizzy, damaged. I should have read reviews before purchasing...but to be quite honest a lot of customers out there gives it great reviews. I do not understand how I got so "lucky".