Color + Clenditioner, Semi-Permanent Hair Color, 23 Shades

The first one I tried was mocha. Almost immediately when I put it on my bleached hair it turned green. Rinsed out right after I put it in and still showed green. It does say not recommended for blonde so no fault of the brand/company. I then purchased the mocha latte. The photo is my 3rd wash. First two applications I did for 20 minutes on wet hair every other day. I tried on dry hair but I'd have had to use the entire bottle to cover ever strand. The 3rd application I used just like conditioner. The mocha latte is wonderful. It is exactly the color I wanted. This stuff makes my hair so shiny and soft too. I wished they'd make a hair mask. 🥹 If anything changes I'll update my review. Another thing I didn't like is the reviews are inside lighting as is my first photo but it is highlighted and very blonde.

First picture is before, second is after. This stuff is AMAZING in an emergency! I got a balayage two weeks ago, and unfortunately my hair just didn’t take the toner well. It was lighter than I expected coming out of the salon, and proceeded to fade almost instantly. By day 10 it was extremely brassy and I felt like Tony the Tiger. My stylist can’t get me in until next week, so I bought this today and got same day shipping to stop myself from freaking out. Got in the shower, shampooed my hair (it had a ton of product in it and I wanted the color to take well) and then saturated my hair with this. It instantly feels like a conditioner and has a lot of slip, which helps distribute it evenly. I also flipped my head upside down and applied a second layer to make sure I got all my hair. Tied it up in a bun, hung out for 5 minutes, and then rinsed! It didn’t stain my shower, but it did leave some residue on the edges of my fingernails. I just used my net sponge and some soap and it came right off. Didn’t transfer onto my towel either when I dried, so I was nervous that it didn’t take. I looked in the mirror and was hopeful, but blow dried just to be sure and WOW! I have the mocha hair of my dreams :) I don’t think I’ll be using it every time I wash my hair, but maybe once every couple of weeks. I’m curious to see how it holds up.

I wasn’t expecting this to work that well but am pleasantly surprised. The first time I used it, I left it on for a few minutes in the shower. I could already notice a difference. Today, I thoroughly applied it after shampooing and towel drying my hair. I covered it with a plastic cap and left it on for about an hour. The results were great. It will stain your shower walls and your hands. This time I wore gloves. It says that it is not recommended for gray but I think it has helped to blend mine without using harsh chemicals. It leaves your hair softer.

This is my first time ever writing a review because I don’t want anyone else to have to deal with this. I had bleached my hair on my own and it didn’t turn out right so I decided to go back to brown. But since my hair had taken so much damage from the bleach and from swimming, sun, etc. over the summer I didn’t want to put more chemicals on it with a permanent dye. I read the reviews for tons of color depositing conditioners and this one seemed to have the best. So I bought the mocha. I used it 2-3 times a week for about 3 weeks. The color was amazing. Such a deep, rich brown with a little reddish tint. It was perfect for me. Then, about a week ago I started realizing my hair was coming out in clumps. It also felt like straw and was so difficult to style because it was so dry. After showering with it and then drying it felt like there was something on it. Sort of like a weird film. I started using hair treatments between washes, washing less often, and taking biotin but nothing made it better. At first I thought the shedding was from bleaching and other damage from earlier. But it wasn’t shedding this much before I started using this product. And my hair has never felt this dry before. I then went to google reviews and saw tons of reviews stating the same issues. It really worked at first and I did love the color. But this stuff is more damaging than a permanent dye would have been. If you’re trying to protect your hair and keep it healthy, do not use this.

I have brown hair (virgin hair), made dull by brassy blonde strands throughout it, so I wanted to try a color depositing product to combat that. I used it for about 2 months. It DID work, and I was happier with my hair color, but it had a few negatives: -not an effective conditioner for me, my hair was crazy dry while using this product -will stain shower walls/floor (it will come off pretty easily if you scrub it right away, but some may not want an extra step) -I was losing a lot of hair when brushing while using this, and as soon as I stopped using it, I stopped losing hair The color itself is nice, but it just doesn't work for me. For perspective, most drugstore shampoo & conditioners dry my hair out (such as TRESemmé and Garnier) so maybe I just have sensitive hair.

This is an overall great product. I have dark brown hair with spread out, but noticeable grays (my hair in the before pic is all the same brown shade, just reflecting the light). But I don’t want to dye my hair and forever be trapped dealing with root touch ups. So this is the perfect ongoing solution. I left it on for 20 minutes. It smells great with no irritation, and when I blow dried it, it felt like I’d used a gloss treatment. And the grays were perfectly blended and unnoticeable (unless you KNEW what you were looking for, and you were up close and under bright lighting, like me) The color fades gradually with each shower, but it’s easy to redo the process. And it’s a HUGE amount of product, so I’m not worried about having to make it last and using it sparingly.

I decided to write this review in case my experience might help someone who finds themselves in a similar situation. I honestly didn’t know what to do. I was so embarrassed by the orange tones that I would wear a hat just to cover my hair. I also decided to take lots of before-and-after pictures so others could see the difference for themselves. I decided to bleach and color my hair at home, but the results were not what I expected. My hair turned orange with strong warm and brassy tones. I was so disappointed. I tried coloring it again the very next day, but it barely made a difference. Then I tried a blue shampoo, followed by another brass-neutralizing shampoo. They helped a little, but I still couldn’t get rid of the orange and gold tones. During all of this, I focused on keeping my hair healthy by using several deep conditioning masks while I waited a few weeks before trying anything else. After doing a lot of research, I came across Keracolor Color + Clenditioner in Mocha. I decided to give it one last try—and I’m so glad I did! I absolutely love the results. My hair feels incredibly soft, and I had virtually no hair shedding during the process. Best of all, it gave me exactly what I had been trying to achieve: ✅ Removed the orange tones ✅ Neutralized the obvious gold/brassy warmth ✅ Kept the natural dimension in my hair ✅ Left me with a rich, salon-looking brunette color If you’re feeling frustrated because your hair turned too warm or orange after coloring and you don’t want to keep dyeing it, I highly recommend giving this a try. It gave me the results I had been hoping for without putting my hair through another round of permanent color. I’ve included my before-and-after photos because I know how discouraging it can feel when your hair doesn’t turn out the way you envisioned. I hope this helps someone who’s in the same situation

Surely not everyone will have this problem. But I do. This product causes hair loss at the roots for me— not breakage. (My long fine hair isn’t blow dried or curled. No heat damage, no dye, just super fine and low volume virgin hair.) I was using this in mocha to blend a few grey hairs at the top of my scalp. For one thing, the grey coverage is poor, which I was kind of expecting because the product says as much, but I figured it would make it less obvious, which it does to some extent. The BIG issue I have, using this 2-3 times per week in the shower for about 5 minutes at a time on wet hair, only gently spreading this into the top of my crown and top hairs only, is that I experience a LOT of hair loss after each treatment. Several strands (nearly chunks) in the shower at the drain on days I did it. You know what an alarming amount of loss looks like for you—this is that amount for me. IF I had a ton of thick hair, that wouldn’t worry me much, but I don’t have hair to spare. I know what a normal amount of loss looks like for me. Then, on days I use this, even MORE than usual in my brush after the shower. On days I wash my hair without using this product, I don’t have this much loss. It’s a very noticeable difference. I stopped using this product. If you have thick hair and lots of it, you’ll probably have no issue. For me, I think it’s safer to use a once in a while Natural Instincts type semipermanent dye than use this every few days. Not worth it and would mot recommend if you have concerns with thinning/hair loss. Even if it’s not damaging the strands, per se, I do think it’s possible it’s irritating the scalp/roots. I don’t see redness or evidence of an allergy, but something is just not right with this product in my case.

If you are a natural brunette and struggling to embrace going grey, this review is for you…. It can be a particularly difficult journey to transition to grey when you are a brunette (vs blonde). I have tried and failed so many times over the last 5 years. I tried 1) going platinum blonde, 2) trying to maintain blonde at home in the pandemic and accidentally frying my hair (!), 3) having to chop all my hair off after frying my hair (!!), 4) accepting the inevitable and embracing my new salt and pepper hair, but 5) changing my mind when I became a grandmother for the first time (it was a bit too much at once!) and applying a box of apparently temporary “semi permanent wash-out” brown hair dye, only to then find out it does not EVER wash out, even after trying every method under the sun to remove the colour, to then 6) FINALLY conceding defeat forever (or so I thought) and growing my grey hair in - albeit at a snail-like pace - over the past year and a half. But after all these ups and downs, in my heart I was still yearning to find a solution because I feel 20 years older than I am when I look in the mirror. I support all women who choose to embrace their grey and age gracefully, as well as those who choose to maintain their hair dye. It’s a very personal choice. I wish I was courageous enough to fully embrace my grey hair, and I will one day, but I’m not there yet. Even though I’m 49 this month, I still feel young and when I look at myself in the mirror I cannot reconcile the old woman looking back at me! Also, I am trying to make up for many years I have lost due to chronic pain preventing me from living life to the fullest. I provide this context because I struggled for YEARS to figure out a way to easily hide my greying brunette hairs without the need for constant hair dye and root touch ups. I lost so much hair length due to the number of times I had to “start over” after all the above failed attempts. With this in mind, I am so incredibly grateful I found this holy grail of a product. After just one treatment, I feel like my younger self again! And the results will get better with repeated applications. For my first treatment, after researching the best strategy on YouTube, I applied a liberal amount of the Mocha to my dry hair for 40 minutes, covered my head in glad wrap for good measure, and prayed to the hair gods that this stuff is the real deal that others claim it to be…. If you’re a middle aged female, you’ll be familiar with that anticipatory nervous excitement you get when a timer finally goes off and you step in the shower to wash out a new hair dye. You’re rinsing the dye out and wondering, with hope, just how amazing (or not) your hair is going to be when you step out and look in your mirror. Today, I finally took these steps and when I looked in the mirror I was gobsmacked at how amazing my hair not only looked, but felt! And this is just my first application. I can only imagine how amazing my hair is going to look and feel after repeated treatments!! The very first thing I did when I got out of the bathroom was order another bottle of this magical Clenditioner. I very, very rarely write reviews, but this product is so incredible that I have to write this in the hope that if this helps just one woman out there like me, then I have shared a bit of good in this crazy, messed-up world. So do yourself a favour and give it a try. I might even buy a few different colours so I can mix it up. But please don’t rush out and buy all the Mocha because I need this stuff in my life! Ps. Re the reviews stating it didn’t work on grey hair - it DOES work if you use the right method. Apply generously to DRY hair, leave it on under glad wrap for 40 minutes for your first application (but no more due to risk of allergic reaction), and repeat the process daily until you get the desired level of intensity and coverage. Update: After four sessions of colouring both dry and in the shower, the hue is more of a really dark grey with a tinge of purple, but I’m getting comments from people about how much they love my hair! So even though it’s not as brown as it was after my first use, I’ll definitely keep on using it and may even branch out to our colours. I’m thinking of trying Merlot next.

Hi! I must say your products probably need many wash then see result. I am trying ny best for good results. Thank you.

I was very impressed with this. I dyed my hair dark brown and was shocked at how dark it got. So I thought let's put highlights in my hair. well it turned my hair red. So I bought this color and and Mocha Latte and mixed together. My hair wasn't wet but slightly damp. I applied the mix and left on for about 25 mins. Wow what a difference and it made my hair super soft. Highly recommend especially if you don't want to color your hair again, but just fix the mistake.

Es una crema acondicionadora con COLOR yo tengo reflejos dorados amarillo no deseados (de mi coloración anterior) en una base moka, así que me quedó perfecto, neutralizo los dorados amarillos. Cuidado con dejarlo más de 5 min (yo lo uso al lavar mi cabello (usa guantes) puede dejar coloración verdosas en lo rubio o decolorado. Prueba con 2- 3 minutos máximo al inicio y a la siguiente lavada podrá ajustar la intensidad. U oscurecer. Se deslava rápido con las lavadas pero ayuda perfecto en lo que toca el retoque de color con el estilista. Y acondiciona perfecto. SI LO VOLVERÍA A COMPRAR.

أخذته ب 150 ريال وبصراحة ما يسوى أبدا. ما يغطي الشيب بالمرة ويادوب يعطي لون بسيط ع الشعر الفاتح. اللي يشفع له شوية إنه لطيف على الشعر ويرطب. بس أي بلسم عادي بقوم بهذي المهمة!