Hair Cream Color Blonde Shade Revlon Revlonissimo Colorsmetique Intense Blonde

I used 1211 - on level 10 blonde and roots that had grown out to level 7-8. The result came out with purple spots. But that's because I am a complete novice in this matter and did not take into account my existing tone in the desired final result of a cool shade. The dye itself is of excellent quality, the hairdresser who corrected my self-coloring noted that the dye is of good durability and the hair is in normal condition after coloring.

1201, with overgrown roots (4th level), porous and with strong pigment. Always dyed in a hair salon, always took a long time with toning, coloring was complicated. But times have changed ☹️. What can I say, even without toning - it's good. Previously, I had experience with the color - beige blonde, also good. I can also add that the roots had a slight hint of gray.

I liked the dye, I finally found my color. It effectively removes the reddish tint on blond hair. Excellent.

I have been using it for a long time!!!

Great paint, if you follow all the instructions.

I dyed my hair with shade 1231, it's a very beautiful color, beige, without any yellow tones. The developer used was 9%, and my original hair color was chestnut with gray. The result was a stunning light blonde with a beige undertone. When shade 1231 is available for purchase, I want to buy it!

I used tone 1211, oxidant 9% (1:3). Held for 1 hour. Roots grew by 5 cm. Did not paint to the desired shade, remained yellowish. Melirovaniye ends up beautiful, with a light ash tint. The quality of hair after dyeing and masks is good. Let's see how it will be worn further.

1202 on the roots, a reddish tone on level 9 oxy. The dye burns. At the same time, the roots were no less colored than level 9.

The paint itself is not bad. It has a neutral smell, not strong. Creamy texture. But shade 1202 gave me a hint of redness at the roots after all, I should have chosen ash color.

This is my first experience with DIY coloring, so I want to leave a review for those who are also scared to do it themselves. I had this color in shade 1202 - platinum. Before that I had a blonder but more wheat-colored. I applied the dye as per instructions, diluting with peroxide 9% (60 ml of dye and 90ml of peroxide - total 150ml). I applied it all over the length of the hair starting from the roots. I kept it on for exactly 40 minutes. I am generally satisfied with the result. It is not as perfect as the master's, but definitely better than the dark grown-out roots. And taking into account the cost of salon services - I still saved well. I give the dye a 5 for ease of use and result.