dpHUE Glossy Glaze, Golden Blonde - 4 fl oz - In-Shower Conditioning Glaze for Luminous Shine & Sheer Color - Paraben, SLS & SLES Sulfate Free - Leaping Bunny Certified

I love this product but the copper was a bit too much for me. My hair was soft and less frizzy after using. I will order the neutral. Also I would recommend wearing gloves! My hands were copper after using. Luckily it faded within a few days.

No. Although it does seem like if you used it a few times, it would do the trick. I read through the reviews and I thought, it can’t smell THAT bad. I’ll try it. It does smell that bad. Actually it’s worse. It’s not just a chemical smell. I can handle that. No. No. No. It smells like wet dirty dog with a lovely hint of wet metal. If you think, well I can just breathe through my nose while I’m using it in the shower, you can…but guess what? The smell stays on your hair after you’re done. After you blow dry it. I gagged. Numerous times and thought, I’m gonna have to wash my hair again. My sense of smell is probably a little stronger than average, but I also love good smelling products. In fact, I have several for my hair. I like when my hair is up and when taking it down, I get a whiff of how amazing my hair smells. I used all those products today, every single one, to help with the smell. I even used perfume for your hair. A hair mist, if you will. Doesn’t matter. The glaze smell soaked up the good smells like a vampire who hasn’t had sustenance for centuries. So, here is to a Saturday smelling like wet dogs and metal. Hit me up when you make this “fragrance free”. Hope this helps.

I bought this despite comments on the smell and I'm so glad I ignored them because it smells just fine! People must've gotten a defective product? To me it smells like cologne. It's very strong but nothing awful, it's a pleasant salon kindof smell. It also super conditions my hair nice and soft. I haven't checked my hair in the sunlight yet so I'm not sure how effective the gloss is just yet.

I have medium brown hair and last year I did highlights in salon that turned green. Long story short, after many dyes and salon appointments, my hair now have reddish tint. I’m not a fan of this tint, especially that originally I wanted highlights. I found some glosses and products that help a little bit wash off fast and take longer time to apply. I saw this product and thought it’d be perfect solution. It says that brown glaze has green tint to it. It’s super watery so I applied it with my conditioner in the shower. Immediately upon opening the bottle my nose started burning - the smell is so strong, and so toxic! I currently try to avoid chemicals (which is why I let these bad highlights grow) and this stuff is more toxic than permanent hair dye. I’m disappointed. It barely took away green too (maybe I needed more product but my nose was burning so bad that I had to shower pretty soon) and this product is NON-REFUNDABLE! I just wish wish wish they didn’t put those extra things like that horrible toxic perfume.

To maintain my color I use it once a week and have done wonders to my hair!

Did not like the smell

This product has a very strong, unpleasant smell that stays in your hair even after rinsed out and hair is dry. It's very watery and difficult to apply without getting in eyes and burns when it does.

It stinks so bad, it will make your hair smell like rotting wet dog, not worth it imo.