Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Hair Color Creme, 362 Darkest Berry Burgundy (Packaging May Vary)

This was surprising great. I love that the instructions were clear. It was my first time using this brand for a permanent dye but I must say the color came out good. My hair was ginger blonde before using the dye and I wasn’t sure how good it would take being as though my hair was previously bleached. But after leaving the dye in for a good 20-25 mins the taking the steps to rinse and wash my hair came out great. Not dry or brittle but silky soft. And this color is closer to my natural hair color definitely will be buying again.

I always buy the Darkest Brown color to match my natural color. After dying, my hair color is a bit darker than the picture on the box but definitely not so dark that it looks black. The shine and color really last for me. I color my hair about every three months with one root touchup in between. I have the "grays" starting to come in scattered on the top of my head and the temples. This product does a great job of covering them up! TIP: Color your grays first then go to the remainder of your hair. Stubborn grays can take longer to color! I do find that my grays are pretty stubborn and come back in about 1.5 months. I use Clariol's Nice and Easy Color Root Touchup in Dark Brown to fix the roots and gray hairs at my temple. The smell of the dye is not noticeable and the conditioner is fabulous! I really can not say enough good things about the conditioner!! I have tried all the drug store brands and Nutrisse gives me the best color (true match), long lasting color and shine and is quick and easy. Flawless every time!

My hair is over 95% hard to color gray. The recommended 25-30 minutes has never been enough; I need 45 minutes, even when having it colored by a hairdresser. This is the second Garnier hair color product I’ve tried since starting to do it on my own to save money and hopefully get my hair in better condition, about 5 months ago. Both products gave me a rich looking color and did a good job on the grays and my hair feels a lot better than when I had it done by my hairdresser. The first one I tried was Garnier Olia Oil—my hair was pretty dried out and more oil sounded good. It did a good job with the color, but the bulb-shaped applicator was too large for my hand making application both awkward and messy. It also required a great deal more product on the hardest to color areas around the temples. My hair was definitely getting healthier using this versus having it done at a salon. This Nutrisse version uses a regular bottle-shape for an applicator and comes with the developer already in the bottle. Squeeze out the color crème from a tube and fruit oil from a small plastic pack. The bottle opening is not as large as the one on the Olia, so you have to be more precise when adding in the other ingredients, but this bottle is great deal more narrow and easy to grip for both shaking and application. It truly is a non-drip formula and I didn’t have to put nearly as much product on the temple area to get the color to stick. My hair feels better each time I color; approximately every 3-1/2 weeks if I don’t want to look like a skunk. Okay there is one area that I’d like to see an improvement on and it’s the size of the gloves. My hands are on the short side of medium and the glove’s fingers are almost ½” too short for me. This makes it uncomfortable when first starting out. Not sure if the gloves stretch out or you just forget about it and don’t notice it any longer when concentrating on the applying the color. Of the two Garnier products I have to say I like this one better. And the savings for doing it myself when factoring in the tip is roughly $750.

I've been using Garnier Nutrisse Ultra Coverage Hair Color, Deep Dark Brown (Sweet Pecan) for several years as a match to my natural neutral/cool tone dark brown so that I can cover my roots without drastically changing the color of my hair vs. my natural color. It does a good job of coloring my gray hair as long as the directions are followed. I think one time I followed the regular directions vs. the gray coverage directions and the color did seem to fade a bit off my grays before I was do for my next root touch up so that is on me. I always make sure now to follow the longer application time for gray coverage now. It comes with a small bottle of deep conditioner and a little vial of hair oil that you actually mix into the hair dye itself which both leave my hair extra shiny after coloring. I have very sensitive skin and have had a bad reaction to a dye at a salon before but I don't have any negative reaction to this product and will continue to buy for that reason! I get compliments on my color.

ice been using this for months. love the color and the price

“It did the job, but it gave my hair a red tone.”

Excellent ash brown colour, quite light for a brown, without any brassy tones at all. However, having also tried the European Nutrisse hair dyes, I noticed that the US version leaves hair quite dry. I wonder why Garnier don't produce this colour in Europe, and why they don't produce the same quality of product in the US.

Produit de bonne qualité - Le kit est complet: gants petit peigne plutôt pratique, le produit se fige, ce qui rend la mise en application plus simple (il n'y a pas de risque de produit à couler), une notice parfaitement internationale mais surtout pas francophone (chic, ils ont pensé à mettre des dessins!) et un résultat extrêmement mitigé. J'ai laissé poser le produit 20 minutes et on aperçoit péniblement quelques mèches plus cuivres. Déçue du résultat pour un produit arrivé chez moi à 14.95€

Todo bien 🙂

Really happy with the products result, I thought I might still see my roots but no it blended nicely, I have no idea how people are getting grey or lilac colours and my hair is already died blonde and has highlights.The pictures I have uploaded one is almost all natural hair colour as you can see it's dark hair the other is after I dyed my hair.

I like nourishment of hair but no ash in colour just brown. So disappointed amazon .