L’Oréal Paris Casting Crème Gloss Semi-Permanent Dye, 418 Choco Mocha

The hair colour was a lovely colour,casting is always a good make,it leaves your hair soft,and they do other great shades for your hair,really pleased.

Came quick and love the colour

It is easy to use and leaves hair feeling glossy. This colour came out very black on my hair though so did not achieve the brown I was hoping for.

The Casting Creme Gloss in the shade 418 Choco Mocha is the worst hair product I've ever used. The colour transfers to clothing and towels *days* after application, and the colour is much darker than advertised. I have a natural level 5, and this brought my hair down to a level 2—despite being advertised as a level 4. It also made my hair very dry and frizzy, and it failed to add shine. Disclaimer: This isn't my first time dyeing my hair, and I followed all the instructions provided.

Normally love L’Oreal casting crème gloss, however this specific colour turned my hair black! I even left it on for shorter than suggested as didn’t want it too dark but my hairs completely black! So disappointed

I really like using L'Oreal Paris Casting Creme Semi-Permanent hair dye. It is without ammonia which is great so none of that stifling smell and also better for the hair easy to apply and the set comes with gloves to protect hands from the dye easy to wash out , the conditioner smells amazing and my hair was left soft, shiny and in really good condition will definefly buy this colour from L'Oreal again - have had so many compliments about the colour highly recommended

L'Oreal is a very respected and well trusted brand of cosmetics, and I was surprised and delighted to be offered this hair dye to sample. I must confess that I use this brand of hair colourant regularly, although I had never tried this particular shade, tending toward the dark brown colours. With Casting Creme Gloss, everything you need is supplied inside the kit - Colourant, shampoo, gloves and conditioner. The instructions are clear and simple to follow - You simply add the colourant (in the toothpaste style tube) to the shampoo and shake vigorously to mix. The colourant is then ready to be applied to damp hair - Always wear the gloves, as it will mark your skin otherwise. I tend to apply the dye to the roots of my hair first and massage this in before spreading the dye down the length of my hair. The shampoo bottle is easy to use and has a little nozzle to help you apply the dye all over with ease. Once the bottle is used up, massage the shampoo all over your hair and then I pile mine on top of my head while I wait for the colouring to take. This takes between 10 - 20 minutes, depending upon whether this is a first time use or a top up of colour. Once the time is up, wash off the dye with warm water - I find that it foams up really well ans is much like a regular shampoo for rinsing - though obviously there will be a colour to the water. The dye washes off simply, and then you just have to apply the nourishing conditioner - I absolutely love this conditioner, as it has a really sumptuous feel, leaves my hair so soft and nourished and smells amazing! There is a definite scent of honey, which lingers long after washing, and Honestly I would buy this conditioner if they marketed it for general use. And that is all there is to it - Rich, deep colours that last up to 6 weeks depending on your washing routine - I tend to do my hair monthly, because I wash my hair daily. Excellent value, easy to use and great results.

This was quite easy to use although there seemed to be loads of dye! Came out really dark brown, nothing like the colour it was supposed to be, according to the box. Luckily I can live with the colour, but not what I was expecting