Hair Cream Color Blonde Shade Revlon Revlonissimo Colorsmetique Intense Blonde

I used product 1211 - on level 10 blonde and roots that had grown out to level 7-8. The result came out with purple patches. However, this was because I am completely inexperienced in this matter and did not consider my existing tone in my desire for a cool-toned end result. The color itself is of excellent quality, and the hairdresser who corrected my DIY coloring noted that the dye is of good durability and the hair is in normal condition after coloring.

Product review:

I have used this product, 1201, which is designed for roots that have grown out (4th level), and it is both porous and highly pigmented. I have always gotten my hair colored at the salon, and it has always taken a long time due to the complexity of the process. But times have changed, and now I can say that even without tinting, it still works well. Prior to using this product, I had experience with a beige blonde shade, which also turned out nicely. Additionally, I should mention that my roots had a bit of gray hair.

I really liked this hair dye, I finally found the perfect color for me. It does a great job of getting rid of the reddish tone on blonde hair. It's excellent.

I have been using it for a long time!

Great paint, if you follow the instructions.

I dyed my hair with the shade 1231 and it turned out to be a very beautiful color - a beige without any yellowish undertones. I used a 9% solvent. My original hair color was chestnut with some gray strands, and the result was a stunning light blonde with a touch of beige. I really loved it! As soon as 1231 is available for purchase, I definitely want to buy it!

I used the shade 1211 with a 9% developer (1:3 ratio). I left it on for 1 hour. The roots grew out by 5 cm. The color didn't turn out as desired; there was still some yellowish tint. However, the highlighted ends turned out beautiful with a subtle ash tone. The hair quality after coloring and using masks is good. Let's see how it will wear in the future.

I used 1202 dye on my roots, aiming for a reddish tone with a level 9 intensity. However, the dye was quite irritating. Despite that, the roots turned out to be at least as vibrant as a level 9 shade.

The paint itself is quite good. It has a neutral scent, not overpowering. The texture is creamy. However, shade 1202 gave me a hint of redness at the roots, so I should have chosen an ash shade instead.

This is my first experience of dyeing my hair by myself, so I want to leave a review for those who are also afraid to do it themselves.
I had this hair dye in shade 1202 - platinum. Before this, I had a more wheat blonde color.
I applied the dye as instructed, mixing it with a 9% peroxide (60 ml of dye and 90 ml of peroxide - a total of 150 ml). I applied it all over the length of my hair, starting from the roots. I kept it on for exactly 40 minutes.
I am satisfied with the result, in principle. It's not as perfect as when done by a professional, but definitely better than having dark roots grown out. Considering the cost of salon services, I also saved some money. I give the dye a 5 for ease of use and the result.