L'Oreal Paris Casting Creme Gloss Review

I love this product!

It's a great affordable price, is easy to use alone, smells lovely and leaves your hair feeling soft and silky and looking beautifully glossy.

I used several different brown shades of Casting Creme Gloss, I loved it because it was ammonia free and didn't damage my hair. The instructions are easy to follow and the formula doesn't run everywhere. The colour lasts reasonably well and doesn't fade to an ugly dull colour like an ammonia formula would. It just transitions back nicely - I would top up every 2 or 3 months.

The included treatment conditioner smells awesome and makes your hair feel great too. I wish it could be bought separately!

If you've been tossing up between brands for a colour, I'd highly recommend this product.

This is my favourite hair colour, it's super easy and the colours are gorgeous with such a wide range! It lasts really well but of course that depends what you expose your hair to!

I had had a really bad hair disaster and in which the hairdresser messed up my ombre hair and had instead bleached it dry. So I decided to buy the truffle brown colour to sort of fix it. It stayed in for quite a long time by my standards. I dyed my hair about 2-3 months ago and it's still good now, though fading a tad. The bee jelly shampoo and conditioner is lovely and gives you a healthy shine and moisturises your hair well afterwards.

I get my hair chemically straightened as it is super curly and unmanageable like lordes so permanently colouring my hair is out of the question. This though wow!, I've used iced chocolate, and dark brown probably around 4-5 times total. If you hair is quite thick and or long I would recommend buying two boxes or you won't be able to work it entirely though your hair. It is like a deep condition. My hair feels so soft, it smells so yum and I love the conditioner that comes with it. Super easy to apply and of course does not hurt my scalp at all. When I first started using this it did fade quite quick I would say after a month but then the more and more I used it of course now takes forever to fade out. I would say a solid 3 months of full colour. Which is amazing for temporary but you do have to build up to this.

I would definitely recommend this if you were thinking of dying your own hair at home. I tend to only go to a salon for my hair colour now however when it comes to at home hair colour, I would definitely say that pretty much all of the l'Oreal ones are the best. Especially for going dark. Obviously there is only so much you can achieve with at home hair colour.

L'0real casting Creme is easy to use. It gives a natural colour with natural looking variations to the hair colour. It leaves my hair feeling soft and healthy and is easy to reapply every few weeks. I use a range of colour in the 5 range and this keeps the hair colour looking very natural.

This is a great home haircolour to use - obviously nothing will match getting your hair done professionally but this comes a very close 2nd. The colours from Casting are gorgeous, really vibrant and natural, and leave your hair feeling lovely and healthy.

When I first started dying my hair, I was looking for an option where it would wash out in the event that I didn’t like it (or the school didn’t like it). Before my rebellious highlighted days, this was the brand I would turn to, to dye my hair Mahogany Red. That’s the colour I have in my diary. These days I am no longer on the 28-wash wagon, but it doesn’t mean that I don’t have a soft spot for this.

Usually when I coloured my hair, it would last me about 24-30 washes, or six to eight weeks, maybe a bit longer depending on the colour. The colour would be vibrant and shiny and it wouldn’t really start to fade until about the tenth wash. There are a lot of cheaper alternatives on the market, but I had insisted on buying this, because the others contained ammonia and it burnt my scalp. Because there’s no ammonia in it, it’s an almost pleasant smell. You don’t have to worry about staining either, because it comes off quite easy enough. If you don’t want the permanence of other products, I’d suggest this one. Some colours are a bit harder to get out, but it does come out eventually.

I am a Hairdresser and dont really like home die kits, My mum brought this for me to apply to her hair as she doesnt like paying all the time at the salon as her regrowth is white and needs doing every few weeks. I found it a lovely product and easy to apply, we used 5.15 and found it covered the greys/whites lovely and almost blends them so as the hair grows out its not as noticable. Also leaves the hair lovely and shiney and silkey.

This is my preferred home hair colour if I'm doing it myself. I use the darkest brown colour pack, and it's great. Colour comes out as stated, and I find it very easy to use. Doesn't have quite as bad of a smell as some do either, which is a bonus. I have sensitive skin and have gotten mild irritation from different brands at times, however I have never had an issue with this brand. I also find that my hair is super soft and shiny afterwards, another added bonus! Although this is a temporary hair colour kit (which I used to avoid), I find that it lasts extremely well.