Glaze Supergloss Conditioning Hair Gloss – For Brown Hair with or w/out Highights – Adds Shine & Boosts Color, Semi-Permanent Color-Depositing Mask – 190ml

Ich verwende nun schon seit einiger Zeit das Produkt. Das Auftragen ist einfach und das Ergebnis ist richtig schön! 10/10 😍 Mir hat es geholfen meine blondierten Strähnen kühler zu bekommen. Der gelb / Kupferstich ist deutlich weniger geworden. 😊

I love these for touch ups between colour. It’s brings a nice uniform look back while deep conditioning my hair. If you want a colour refresh and shine, this is a great option.

Absolutely love, color is amazing. Can't go wrong with it. Helps blend and tone your hair and highlights. Doesn't have that salon dye smell either. Left my hair very smooth and conditioned.

I tried the Vanilla Lights on brown hair with blonde highlights. I think it toned a little but it wasn't super noticeable on my hair. I could probably get two uses out of this on my shoulder length hair. I'm not sure if it works any better than regular purple conditoners or purple hair masks. I don't think it made my hair look "glossed" but it did make it feel soft. Overall it's okay.

Confessions of a kitchen beautician here. I had a birthday present hair cut and dye . I know you can’t tell from the photos included here intentionally on my part but my hair is mid back so it’s $$$ to go and get it done. And as such the botch job on my hair was devastating. The base was way too dark. Cue Amazon panic scrolls to try and fix what the Salon who didn’t understand the assignment (twice I might add). Long hair story short I bought a dye from a German hair brand that begins with S and it did what the box promised and lifted 4 levels. Only my n00b self forgot to account for the fact my roots didn’t need that kind of power. As such my dark blonde natural base became a coppery bleach blonde. Cut to Hot Roots entering the chat and refusing to change their tone. I have thrown the veritable kitchen sink at it. It could be worse truthfully but it’s all I see: The lighter roots glaringly obvious. To add insult to a self inflicted injury it makes my hair look like it’s thinning because of the contrast. Being desperate I bought a root touch up kit in light dark brown which I put on first which no hate to the French brand that begins with L’ but it didn’t do much. And slapped on this glaze after. Don’t worry with appropriate drying time. Where I did not follow the rules here is I left the glaze on longer about 1hr 30. The Good: While it does kinda sorta look a little better head on. I still have hot roots sigh. Perfectly aware this is not what the product was designed for but it did help. Though the lighting is very yellow and showing otherwise it looks at least fuller and closer to the base. But I was not really doing the whole auburn thing but I’ll take it for now. For the medium of it all my hair feels very well conditioned. And as the bottle also promises, it has lovely shine so rest assured on those two fronts it provides. The smell is also reasonably pleasant. Kinda like a fancy salon shampoo. The bad: It did not tone the blonde that you see in the first image. Those blonde bits were erased by the root touch up not the glaze. The blonde remains almost identical to the initial images pre-root smudge for reference. The bottle shows caramel and honeyed tones to that tone of blonde. The caramel highlights one. So that didn’t really happen. Can’t tell you why but my color is cursed generally at the moment so 50/50. The product didn’t deliever and I am very very disappointed with myself. All I wanted was a bronde and I got an unwanted “hair journey”. So maybe take that into consideration. Overall, it’s a mixed bag guys. Fixed the problem I didn’t expect it to but didn’t fix what I intended it for. Hot roots blended, hair conditioned and shiny but blonde untoned and ashy. While probably I’m gonna have to dye it all dark and wait for my roots to grow out ?!? Maybe their other glazes on not a hot kitchen mess would work better. But probably would not repurchase.