Tints of Nature4C Medium Ash Brown Permanent Hair Dye, Nourishes Hair and Covers Greys, Ammonia-Free, 130ml

I was nervous of switching from the product I had been using for more than 2 years but I am very glad I did. Tints of Nature smells pleasant (it has no chemical odour as my old brand did) and was easy to apply. All my grey is covered perfectly and my hair is in good condition. I like the cap that covers your hair during the colouring process as there is no danger of drips (my old brand dripped messily, which is why I gave up on it in the end).After reading the Tints of Nature website's tips for covering grey, I used a hairdryer to warm my hair for a couple of minutes while I had the cap on, and I left the product on for 40 minutes before rinsing. I also avoided washing my hair the following day. Ten days later, the colour hasn't faded at all so I feel confident that I won't need to colour it again until the roots show in 4-6 weeks. (I'll edit this review if it does fade in the meantime.)The only thing I find odd about this product is the colour description of Dark Blonde. I consider I have dark brown hair but my previous John Frieda colour was 6N (though described as Light Natural Brown) so I chose the Tints of Nature 6N shade. It's perfect.I will definitely continue using Tints of Nature from now on.

great hair colour last for weeks nice colour leaves in nice condition.

Overall I was pleased with this dye - colour was a bit darker than I expected but it lasted a long while and my hair felt and looked in good condition. On first reading the leaflet it was more complicated than another brand I use. This isnt necessarily a negative, but I would not have realised had I not read through carefully before using (not a usual step with me) that you need to treat hair BEFORE colouring, and use this dye in conjunction with others if trying to attain certain colour and also there are special instructions if you have grey hair. I got a bit lost with it but someone more patient and dye-friendly than I would probably have a better time. Grey coverage was also good incidentally

I really like tints of nature colours. They contain fewer chemicals, do not smell awful and are a lot gentler on my hair. I purchased this as my second colour, after initially purchasing a medium brown. The medium brown took incredibly well and was very dark, almost comparable to the darkest brown shades I previously bought of other colours. It took 2 hours of wrapping my hair in a concoction of ground up vitamin c tablets and baby shampoo to lift it to a desirable shade. I decided to try this colour and it has coloured my hair a mid brown, with less red and more yellowy blonde colouring to it- I am far more pleased with the result. I'd highly recommend doing a strand test or buying a couple of shades lighter than your desired colour to begin with (worst case scenario the vit c and baby shampoo trick did work- wrap your head in cling film). It doesn't sting, stink or make my eyes water and although it takes a little longer to colour (you need to wash your hair first with a cleansing shampoo they provide) the results leave me feeling happy. Less chemicals= happy me.Note- the photo shows the initial colour and after 2 hours of vitamin c to lift the colour

If you’re buying this because you’ve developed an allergy to box dyes and hoped this would be different because it’s ’all Natural’ don’t bother. I had the most severe reaction I’ve ever had and needed 2 different steroid creams and antibiotics. My eye got massively swollen too. Don’t be an idiot like me and make sure you do a patch test coz ‘all natural’ don’t mean safe.

Good points are that you know it's chemical free. It feels a very natural product when you've got it on. No strong smells that sting your eyes, get up your nose, and make you gasp for air. In fact, it smells pleasant.It lost two stars because it does dry your hair more than some others. The shampoo and conditioner inside don't have much in them. I was also disappointed that the colour was much darker than on the pack. I had to do a few washes and apply a wash in/wash out colour that was lighter to get a better colour.So, overall, I'd say it was okay, and maybe I will try a lighter colour in the future. I'd recommend giving it a go, but go 2-3 shades lighter than you want. Also, have a good shampoo/conditioner to hand. I recommend Paul Mitchell.

I read A LOT of reviews before changing to natural hair dye but I was determined and this was the first I tried and I love it. It's the perfect shade for me. I don't mind the initial shampoo either, most reviews I read were disappointed it made the hair coarse but I just found it really CLEANED the hair so as the dye takes better to the hair. It doesn't make the hair tangled and doesn't cause knots so once combed the dye is easy to get through the hair again. I have short, very fine hair so I never use the whole bottle but I'm really impressed. The smell is strange the first time you use as it's a natural smell rather than of chemicals but i'd rather that than burning my scalp (which I have actually done with scars to prove before with the chemical hair dyes). It's just a different product and you can't expect the same as what you get with the chemical dyes. I also think it makes my hair softer and silky after I've dyed it. Really impressed and so were my family. It lasts around 3-4 weeks but I don't find that my roots are massively showing but rather that the whole colour fades more naturally. Happy to then dye my hair say every 4-6 weeks. The price is more expensive than say some of the chemical ones but I'm actually fine with that when I know it's better for my hair and skin.

Very pleased, been using this for ages, it covers grey very well and doesn’t dry my hair out, makes it feel soft and shiny after use