IGKHair Gloss Toner & Color Depositing Mask | Coopery Semi-Permanent | Vegan + Cruelty Free | On The Money

This has become my absolute go-to for a hair refresh. I know it might seem a bit pricey to some, but it is honestly so worth it. The color is vibrant, and if you were to follow really good color hair protocol, it would last a while - but it slowly fades and does so nicely. It also leaves your hair SO soft after you first use it, and I was actually shocked at how much I love the smell - almost like a cedarwood smell? It was a very pleasant surprise.For context, I have medium thickness of hair, that is long - about 6 inches past my shoulders - and I use about 3/4 of a bottle. I have grown out balayage/highlights on dark brown hair, so that's mainly what I use it on, but I thoroughly saturated my whole head up to about my ears, then just lightly across the crown. I probably use it every 3 months or so.

My favorite after trying so so many brands! It smells great, wipes off of surfaces easily and leaves a beautiful glossy hue to freshen my natural color. Lasts maybe 6-8 shampoos before I want to add color again

Ugh. I thought it would be fun to switch things up from blonde to red, but this product was a disaster. The pictures show my hair after one application. I had to do my roots two more times to get decent coverage and it still looks cheap and tacky. It dried out my hair quite a bit. I had to pay a LOT at a salon to have the color removed and go back to blonde highlights.

I used to permanently dye my hair shades of copper and red and decided to quit permanent dyes about 3 years ago.My ends are still copper but roots are grayish. I tried this color depositing mask and prefer the color over other top orange color deposit masks. This one is a nice tone for me and blended my roots very well. The only caveat is it’s hard to get it to stick to roots/virgin hair and hard not to overtone the ends.I’m experimenting with different techniques to get the outcome I want which is basically root refresh with no permanent dye or bleach.So far what’s worked best for me is to wash hair with clarifying shampoo and really scrub my roots, then step out of the shower and towel dry and comb my hair. I put a deep conditioner on the ends to keep it from sucking in too much color. Then put on gloves (important if you don’t want orange hands and nails). Using a color brush I applied to the roots down a few inches. Comb thru and let sit at least 30 mins. Then rinse.It looks great but it does stain the scalp and it washes off the roots in 1-3 washes unfortunatelyGood product with a nice copper tone that is not too orange or too red. Will repurchase

Perfect for redheads who want to add some pop to their color between appointments.

My hair dresser at IG suggested me to use this copper colored hair mask on "my dark brown" hair. I use it since then it gives my reddish brown/auburn look. It gets more red depends on on how much i keep it.If your hair light/blonde your hair might turn into orange. So be careful. My hair is dark so this gives me nice rich chocolately auburn look.

I like this but not as much as a more cheaper brand aoxi or something like that. I forgot to take a photo I did this a while ago but prefer a different brand in copper which is more cheaper. Didn’t last as long for me either.

I color every 4-6 weeks with Clairol Nice and Easy Natural Light Auburn, and I always receive compliments on my hair color with many people believing it is natural. However, I always struggled with hot roots and my ends being much lighter and blonder than my roots. This has saved the day! I put the Clairol nice and easy on my roots for 18 minutes and then apply this to all the rest of my dry hair, especiallymy ends, for the last 7 minutes. Now, all of my hair is the same color and same vibrancy. I am so pleased with this!