Permanent Hair Color Dye Liqui Creme | 100% Gray Coverage | Anti-Aging Haircolor | Biotin for Thicker, Fuller, Healthier Hair | Professional Salon Coloring

I will forever repurchase the ash brown color! It does come out dark at first (like most brown hair dyes) but after 3 washes (including day 1 wash) it reaches its true color. It definitely covers my little grays, tones my hair, and leaves my hair feels soft after! I use a 10 developer with it because I like some of my previously dyed highlights to pop out.

4A dark ash brown is basically black It is exponentially closer to black than brown When it catches the light just right u can tell its brown but at first, second, third, fourth and fifth glance its black I left it on for 30 minutes My natural hair color is medium brown with copper undertones

I have dyed my hair a couple of times in the past couple of years, but each time there were a decent amount of gray hairs that stood out and didn't take to the color. Now as more grays come in, I was getting really upset by it. This time I used AGEbeautiful in basically my natural hair color of brown. It turned out soo good! No grays at all and it looks just like my natural hair color but with a shine to it. I'm gonna keep using this in the future.

I had high hopes for the AGE beautiful Permanent Hair Color Dye Liqui-Crème, but unfortunately, it completely missed the mark. Despite claims of 100% grey coverage, it failed to cover my greys even after following all instructions carefully. The color looked patchy, and some grey strands remained completely untouched. On top of that, the overall quality of the product felt cheap. The texture was runny and difficult to apply evenly, and it left my hair feeling dry and brittle afterward. I’ve used other brands at similar price points with far better results. Definitely not worth the money or the disappointment—would not recommend if you're looking for reliable grey coverage or salon-like results at home.

I'm 45 and love the Age Beautiful product. My hair is volumized and the color is consistent every single time. I do an 1:1 with a 20 volume developer and have tenacious grays and coarse wavy curls.

I got tired of my red bangs and wanted to do a pop of color under my natural hair color. After much research and some knowledge of color theory In order to get rid of the red id have to get a color that has green undertones (4A Dark Ash Brown) and after application I couldn't be happier with the results! I was nervous it would turn out black but its very much a dark brown color. While the color is a little bit darker than my natural shade its not really all that noticeable. I'm very happy and will definitely get more when I need it.

I always buy it because I love it. It's one of the dye lines that has treated my hair the best, giving it shine and softness. I love it.

I don't know why, but this doesn't cover gray nearly as well as the Excellence color I normally buy at the beauty supply. I had purchased another tube, and was actually about to return it, but now I'm wondering if I should or not. This is because I notice that it's not nearly as harsh to my scalp and my follicles as the name brand. With the other brand, my scalp will burn and tingle, and I will get quite a lot of hair fall after coloring. But this hair color is more nourishing and mild, and much easier on the scalp and hair. My hair is less damaged after using it. So, I'm thinking about whether I should just tolerate the slightly poor coverage in exchange for the kindness to my hair and scalp...