ONC NATURALCOLORS (10C Light Ash Blonde) 4 fl. oz. (120 mL) Heat Activated Healthier Permanent Hair Dye with Certified Organic Ingredients, Ammonia Free, Vegan Friendly, 100% Gray Coverage

If you've ever experimented with henna hair dye, then you're familiar with the fact that it's permanent and essentially nothing can remove it 100% percent from your hair, and so removing it is a process of growing it out and getting hair cuts. Unfortunately, when you have naturally lighter hair (blondes- med. bruntettes) henna can really have an orange effect on the hair-- especially in sunlight. I've used henna several times on my hair because I was interested in the health and conditioning benefits as well as playing with an auburn hair color. When I was very young my hair was a light-medium auburn color, and became more blonde as I got older and spent a lot of time in the sun. My natural color is a deep blonde to light/medium brown with a slightly red finish. I am very pale with pinkish undertones and although the red henna looked nice for some time in my opinion, then it became too saturated for my skin tone and ended up washing out my light complexion. It was such a bummer to see the red/orange henna against my fresh roots which are a medium ash tone. Some parts of my hair seemed a little more saturated than others, and I was looking for a way to tone down the henna and make my roots blend more nicely with the henna'ed hair when I purchased this product (I wanted to find something a bit more natural, ESPECIALLY because using chemical dye on henna can really bleep up hair). Although ONC is a bit more pricey than many other boxed dyes, I think it's totally worth it. The ingredients are all relatively safe (WAY less harmful than commercial dyes)-- I can't think of the ONC ingredients off of the top of my head since I used this almost a month ago or otherwise I'd go into more detail about them. Important: *The color worked safely over my henna hair, and left my hair feeling conditioned. Also, it made a significant impact on my henna hair because it toned down the brightness of the overall hair and made it more cool-- a completely better look for my light/cool complexion. My roots and the rest of my hair are now the same shade (a medium depth) and the color blended out to be a deep blonde with a reddish tint, which is my natural color. If I did not have henna in my hair, and used the 7C color, then I assume it would've toned my blonde hair to a beautiful deep and cool ash color. In fact, I would consider using this again once my henna is grown out.

Other natural hair colors were causing my hair to fall out due to the ammonia alternative ethanolamine which they use. I have tried every natural or reduced chemical brand under the sun (including henna products) and finally the dermatologist said either stop coloring your hair, or it will keep falling out. I was so excited to find a brand that used heat, not chemicals, to render the color. I liked that they are honest about having a tiny % of PPD instead of lying about. It is te lowest % I have ever found ( under 1% compared to 6, 10 or even more. And NO ethanolamine at all. It was not hard to use. Did the root first, put on the heat cap which I bought from them, then mixed up another small batch to color the ends to even it out. I love the heat cap and have found myself using it for other conditioning treatments as well. It is purchased separately but it is easier than a blow dryer and you can do something else while waiting. It came out great and covered all my very resistant gray. I mixed 5N, 6N and 6C. Next time I might go a little lighter, but, for the first use, I am beyond happy. And NO irritation to my scalp at all. No itchiness, no redness at all. For those of us with a sensitive scalp, this could be the holy grail!

I was actually very impressed with this Irish Red hair color! As you can see in the picture, it’s pretty bright but also fairly close to the model. I am naturally about 35% white and the rest is a level 7/8 strawberry blonde. The white was covered almost completely with this product. I was using Madison Reed but the ethanolamine was irritating my scalp and I was losing a lot of hair. The ONC did not bother me at all. The process is more tedious but the results are worth it. Use a heat cap as you will get an even color that way. The reason I have given this 4 stars is that it’s darker than I’d like and really more of a level 6. I’ll have to mix it with 8n next time to see if I can get it to come out lighter. It is pretty though. This picture is after I washed my hair a few days after coloring it. I highly recommend this for a much less harmful box dye.

Having ready the reviews and contacted the company it is with great pleasure to write a 5 star review on the most amazing hair product i have ever used. Having coloured my hair for 30 plus years at home and suffered so much damage i came across ONC Natural Organic Colours. Was delivered today and wow just done my hair, soft and shiny are a understatement trust me, never ever have i had that with any other colour. I have had the advice help and expertise from the most amazing man Eric who I totally trusted when it came to advice on colour and how to and when..... the results are the BEST EVER and look forward to healthy happy hair from now on. Thank you ONC.. Best Regards Tracey Brown - London UK

Didn't cover my grey hairs

I like it.

My blond hair was dyed a dark red that was starting to wash out so it looked lighter on the bottom and darker on the top. I figured I'd colour it brown so it would all be an even colour. I followed the directions exactly and my hair is nowhere near close to brown. The bottom part went from faded red to a rust colour and the top is just a lighter red. Very minor colour change overall. For the price and description, I expected it to be better.

I m not satisfied with thiz product. Colour isn't stay properly.