L'Oreal Paris Couleur Experte 2-Step Home Hair Color and Highlights Kit, French Éclair
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Color: 6.1 Light Ash Brown/French Eclair
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
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- Fast Color And Highlights At Home: Couleur Experte is the only at-home dual-system hair coloring kit that combines permanent base color and harmonizing highlights in one box for quick and easy application
- 2 Easy Steps: Thanks to perfectly coordinated shades, you can achieve a rich, elegant, salon-like look in 2 easy steps for brilliant all-over color and precise, even highlights in just 30 minutes
- Ideal Hair Color: Discover your ideal hair color with our range of shades, products and formulas; Bold to subtle, temporary to permanent and dark to light; our hair dye delivers what you're looking for
- Discover Color: We make an array of hair color products including gray concealer, root touch-up, brush-on highlights, temporary, permanent and semi-permanent color, ombre color and hair color remover
- L'Oreal Paris: A leading total beauty care company based in Paris, France, we offer innovative products and unique expertise from beauty experts in makeup, skin care, hair care, styling and hair color
Description
Couleur Experte is the only at-home dual-system coloring kit that combines in just one box permanent base color with harmonizing highlights. Thanks to perfectly coordinated shades, you can achieve a rich, elegant, salon-like look in just two easy steps.
Color: 6.1 Light Ash Brown/French Eclair
Package Information: Box
Product Benefits: Brightening
Brand: L'Oreal Paris
Item Form: Cream
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 6.35 x 5.76 x 3.05 inches; 11.4 ounces
Item model number : CTX
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Manufacturer : L'Oreal Paris
Best Sellers Rank: #3,397 in Beauty & Personal Care (See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care) #3 in Hair Highlighting Kits
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Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 10,261 ratings
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If you are looking for a way to do your own hair and you have gray roots growing in or just want to do your own undertone with with highlights this is the product for you. They have many choices for whatever style you desire. It’s easy to do. You can do all over color or root only with the darker first application and the you do the highlights. You don’t even have to do the highlights on the same day . It’s up to you. I usually do my highlights on dry hair so I can get them where I need them. You can wrap Saran Wrap around your head to let the heat intensify them. Leave it on for up to an hour to get it the way you like it. You will be very satisfied with the look and all the money you save. You can do this every few weeks for just your roots and save up the highlights kits for a time when you need or want to refresh with an all over color. You can also easily bounce between different colors and shades. You can be the professional of your own hair now.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2024 by R & T Justice
This is a wonderful time and money saving product! I have used it for years and will hopefully use it for many more. It did take me some time to find the technique best for my needs......trial and error. I am sharing what I have learned: 1. Remember to put some sort of vasolene or Abololene-type moisturizer around ears and hairline, front, ears, nape of neck, to prevent color bleeding onto your skin. Wear an old T-shirt and remove any rug or towels etc. from the area. If you are like me you may end up with this on places other than your head! 2. Don't try to color on hair that has heavy styling products, especially spray, as it makes it harder for the color to permeate your hair. I don't think a little gel, or mousse will hurt, just the heavier products. 3. I like a multi-color look and will vary the colors within a shade or two every now and then........light brown one month.......dark ash blonde next month.....whatever floats my boat. After a few applications over half a year I achieved the multi tone look and it automatically renews itself each application as the placement of streaks varies each time. I end up coloring darker some of the blonde from a previous use and then highlight some new spots too. The fiirst time I used this I did my whole head and would repeat within 4-6 weeks. It really is not totally permanent. However, some of the color does remain but looks about half a deep as the original as the weeks go by. Now I merely apply the color to roots and temple area, where my gray is. Then I use a very wide tooth comb and coat with the solution.........comb this through one area at a time, top to bottom, just once.......continuing around my head. Not all the hair is recolored. This way I am adding new, darker shades, and keeping the faded, lighter colors, along with some of my own natural growth. Again, great for the multi tonal look. 4. After rinsing you can apply highlights to wet or dry hair......I prefer dry as I literally 'brush' the strands like the French Bayalage method. While waiting for the lighting mixture to work the chosen strands will benefit from a redabbing of the cream or at least a little wetting to keep the mixture wet enough to work into the hairs. I find that if I paint the spots I want and then cover my head with saran wrap and a towel if you don't want to look too weird ;) and then wait the full desired time, the hair lightens best. They stick you under the dryer in salons......heat really helps and the saran wrap captures body heat well. Don't try to do too many strands as it is good to have a teaspoon or two left for recoating should it be taking a bit too long to get to the color you want and you want to recoat. There is not that much mixture to begin with. 5. Professionals disagree on whether the hair should be 'wet' or 'dry' when highlighting. I prefer dry as when the hair is dry I can see better how the curls/layers/waves are falling thus aiding in the positioning of my streaks.....which as I said I actually brush on with the brush applicator included in the kits. Also, and I think this is really important for those of you with short hair, or long hair you like to wear up or frenchbraided once in a while........When applying highlights lift up hair around your head.......here and there......and brush on a little lightener scattered all over the underneath hair. This way the streaks will appear when underhair is exposed adding dimension and natural, sun kissed look. These streaks don't get as light as the ones around your face and that is the look stylists go for. 6. Also, I love a few very light streaks around my face and the lightener in this kit doesn't go too light easily. So, now I pull strands I want very light forward onto my face to keep separate from the rest of the head and highlight them later with a separate kit. There are several quick lighting ones available........inexpensive and easy to 'paint on'......though I actually 'coat them well' to really get the bleach into them. I only do this to two or three strands on either side of face (near ear, mid head, temple area)......and then about three across the top.......positioning not too evenly apart so it looks more natural. I don't care for the 'every three hole' in the cap look. You don't have to leave them on your face when coated. Just push them back over the other hair. They will be stiff and won't lean heavily on the newly colored hair and if they do touch they won't harm anything. These strands will lighten pretty quickly as they are not too thick. You can recoat them too as you wait if they dry out but they should get to that super light shade you want........be patient. When completed and all is washed out be sure to lather on the enclosed conditioner, though I often use a more heavy duty treatment.......and leave on for an hour or so. It isn't necessary, but you'll be amazed at how soft your newly colored/highlighted hair will be.....which isn't always the case for these jobs. I know this sounds like a big hairy deal. No pun intended. There are many little steps to follow, but they are all easy and the results are more than worth it. I usually do this on a saturday morning.......warn everyone that it is 'do my hairs' day ;) and it takes about three hours from start to finish. A small price to pay with a little inconvenience.......but I'd rather have the $250 in my pocket and besides I get to do it my way. Hair dressers don't ever seem to get it just the way I want. ps One more important tip: If the color is too brassy for your taste it can be nicely subdoed with a 'color rinse' like FanciFul. Frivolous Fawn is great for us light brown with blonde highlights. pps I dab my fading eyebrows with some of the base color with a Qtip.......not the lashes!! This won't last as long as the full job but you'll get a couple of weeks of nicely colored brows so important espcially for us 'boomers.' I like a multi-color look and will vary the colors within a shade or two everynow and then........light brown one month.......dark ash next month.....whatever floats my boat. After a few applications over half a year I achieved the multi tone look and it automatically renews itself each application as the placement of streaks varies each time. I end up coloring darker some of the blonde from a previous use and then highlight some new spots too.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2014 by M. Streeter
Color: 6.1 Light Ash Brown/French Eclair
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
AMAZON IS THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR DIY HAIR COLOR. IF YOU GET THIS AT A REGULAR STORE YOU PAY BIG BUCKS. LOVE THE PRODUCT AND HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS. EASY TO USE AND HIDES MY GREY HAIRS FOR 8 WEEKS. I WAS PAYING BIG BUCKS BACK IN THE DAY TO A SALON AND THE COLOR WASHED OUT IN 3 WEEKS & THE GREY APPEARED. NO THANKS. LOVE MY LOREAL!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by Susan
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I have been using 8.2 Iced Meringue - Medium Iridescent Blonde for many years. My hair is/was naturally blonde, but I have a lot of gray now and it simply got too expensive to get lowlights/highlights at the salon. This stuff has been a God-send. Once you get the hang of it, it gets easier to do and looks (almost) professional. It takes around 2 hours of my time but the results are worth it. My hair is so full, soft and shiny afterwards. If you don't use all of the purple conditioner, don't throw it away! I use a little when I shampoo to keep my hair soft and silky until it's time to color again. They've stopped carrying it in stores so I fear it is being discontinued, but I hope not because this is by far the best "drug store" hair color I've found.
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