Wella - EIMI Grip Cream 2.51 oz

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HOLD LEVEL 3 Create and manipulate distinctive styles with definition on long or short hair with this soft texture cream. Formulated with Brazilian Carnauba wax for strong yet flexible support.

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Item Name: Wella - EIMI Grip Cream 2.51 oz
Manufactuer: Wella
Type: Hair
UPC: 070018078599
SKU: WELLA-EGC 2.51
Weight: 80 grams - (0.18 lb)
Condition: New
Tags: Hair, Hair Styling, MARKDOWNS, SALE, and Wella

I use 3A in Dark Ash Brown to cover my grey patch.

I use 3A in Dark Ash Brown to cover my grey patch. I think I prefer the gel tubes because it feels like you get more per tube.

My hair is about 40% gray.

My hair is about 40% gray. My natural color is black/brown. I've used the 3NW (Dark Natural Warm Brown) for the past 5 years, and it's the only color I buy. I'm not trying to change my natural color -just color the gray. My hair is also chemically relaxed. So, since I'm not trying to "lift" color, I use a 10% developer. I've found through trial and error that ION 10 Developer for Sensitive Scalp gives me the best results with Wella hair color. It's gentle, and it works well. My hair is not dried out after coloring, and I have no breakage. These two products really help keep my hair in good shape, along with deep conditioning on a weekly basis. Hope this information helps you!

This stuff didn't agree with my hair.

This stuff didn't agree with my hair. It covers well but it dried my hair out. I had breakage, and left my hair feeling like hay. I didn't like the color result neither.

Purchased the wella color charm in the color praline and I absolutly love the results.

Purchased the wella color charm in the color praline and I absolutly love the results. my hair was previously a light brown/golden brown and wanted an all over one tone color and this is beautiful. Here is a picture:

Hope this helped!

This is a review for Wella Color Charm Liquid Permanent Hair Color in 607/6RV Cyclamen.

This is a review for Wella Color Charm Liquid Permanent Hair Color in 607/6RV Cyclamen. I had medium-light brown hair with a 5 RR weaved professionally through it and honey colored highlights (no bleach was used for the highlights, or the red). I liked this look for about a week, and then decided that it was too blonde/brunette and that I wanted all over red hair. Not wanting to spend any more money in a salon, I did some research and went to Sally's. * I bought two bottles of Cyclamen and a bottle of 10 developer. I mixed a 1:1 ratio of the color to developer, because I didn't want it to lighten my hair. I left the mixture on my head for 35 minutes then rinsed it out (it did stain my tub). And BEHOLD, beautiful, even, dark red-purple color that completely covered the blonde and brunette. My hair feels and looks amazing. I will be doing my own color from now on.