Semi-permanent Honey Blonde DIY Conditioner Based Hair Colour infused with Aloe-vera, Bhringaraj, Brahmi, Almonds & Amla 120 gm

Paradyes Comfi Purple gives a vibrant, bold purple shade that really stands out, especially on pre-lightened hair. The formula feels gentle and conditioning, leaving hair soft with minimal dryness. Color payoff is good, though it may fade slightly with frequent washes.

This hair creme is Gentle & Safer Formula Because it’s ammonia-free.Natural-looking Brown Shade. The “coffee brown” is described as a rich neutral brown, giving a soft, natural finish.On lighter / pre-lightened hair, it may show up more vibrantly. If you're looking for a gentle, more natural semi-permanent brown: This seems like a pretty good pick. The herbal formulation + no ammonia is a big plus for hair health .

This was so bad. It made my hair so rough almost like fibres of a rope. The colour on my hair did come but it was very dull. It was so not worth buying.

Does its job wonderfully...but the only catch is you have to bleach your hair professionally...Go to a salon rather than using paradyes bleach pack....it tones very well...and give a sophisticated blue...I achieved this much tint after just one session of bleach on my jet black virgin hair...and the best part is it doesn't damage ur hair much...

It gives a rich, wine-toned color that looks vibrant without being too loud. It fades evenly and leaves hair feeling soft and healthy.

does not cover greys, or let's say the greys are sort of covered up to 2 washes. If your hair is brown or ash, it gives it a deep coffee brown colour which is nice.

This color is best when you want bery subtle color with bold vibes also these semi permanent color are great for experiments

Best carola pink i ever used. Paradyes is really an amazing brand. This color is very easy to use and very vibrant. There is no need to mix or anything thing it is easy to use.

I have "fantasy" dyed hair color that is difficult to maintain at peak brightness, so I love color-depositing conditioners and conditioning dyes like these that not only help me stay colorful, but they also nourish and strengthen my damaged strands. I had never used paradyes products before so I decided to use their Comrii Purple as one of three colors (the other two are from other brands) I used to touch up my current multi-colored look. I wanted to create a blue to magenta gradient from my roots down. My process was the same for all 3. I began with salon-bleached (to a light, level ~9 blonde) and heavily faded color-treated hair. I applied the three colors to different sections of my hair (using gloves and my fingers), worked it through the area, then let it sit with my head wrapped in a plastic bag while I soaked in a hot bath. After an hour I hopped in the shower, rinsed it out, then shampooed, conditioned, and used a moisturizing hair mask. I followed up with a leave-in conditioner spray and split end sealer out of the shower. As you can see in the photos, Comrii Purple took well to my hair and created a vibrant, jewel-toned purple. It blended well with the more red-ish "orchid" color (not paradyes) I used on the ends which also worked, while a blue shade from the same manufacturer as the "orchid" did not work very well at all on the top 1/3. The purple is definitely the brightest of the three colors I used. However, I did notice a few streaks where this dye didn't take as well. I'm sure they are where I didn't work it in as thoroughly, but I used enough product that it still should have saturated through, like it did with the "orchid" color. This one seems slightly less forgiving. However, I am overall very happy with this. I like that it was really easy to apply, is intensely pigmented (so a little goes a long way!), and smells pleasant vs. chemically. My ends and top 1/3 of my hair felt pretty dry after coloring but the middle section, where I used paradyes, was not. This certainly left my hair feeling healthier. I still have most of the jar left, so I actually think I'll skip any further attempt to dye the top blue will just reapply the purple all the way up to my roots to cover where the blue didn't take. I'd suggest to anyone looking to use this to wear gloves during application as it will stain your skin (although thankfully, it didn't burn or sting!), use a dye brush to carefully coat every strand, rinse really thoroughly to minimize the color rubbing off on your towels/clothes/bedding, and mix a little into your regular conditioner to get a quick color refresh every time you wash your hair!

I am very shocked that this worked extremely well, even better than overtone and some other products that I’ve purchased. Here is the trick to make this work: lightly mist your hair with a sprayer like a bottle spray of water to get it very lightly damp first. Then use gloves and a paintbrush to dip in to the bottle and Brush into your hair. When you have the full coverage, you need let it sit for a bit, then what I do is get the hairdryer out and heat the hair a bit especially in the areas that need the most coverage. I have a lot of gray and bright white hair in the front of my face. And then I basically spray again with water when it gets a little dry and then repeat the process a few times during the hour. I might even add more color in certain areas. WOW is the outcome: dramatic, super bright, and doesnt bleed. I have even tried a purple on the route and then pink on the end and brushed the middle with both sort of like an ombre and wow, it is so cool. Favorite product so far!

I have been vibrantly purple for a few years now, typically using blue-based purples that fade into a grayish blue. This is not typical hair color that will deposit lost color in the hair follicle, but a wash of color in the form of conditioner. I've tried these before as well, and was happy to see this brand actually does condition somewhat (other brands have left my hair feeling really straw like and brittle) but does not offer that super rich conditioning we all seek from those box dye kits, haha. It deposits a little bit of color, but clashed with my blue based purple a bit. On my unbleached roots it left a cool oil slick sheen of purple that helped soften the grow out before my next lightening.

I received the paradyes Top‑up Semi‑permanent DIY Conditioner Based Hair Colour in Comrii Purple and after using it as instructed I had mixed results. The shade itself can be vibrant and eye‑catching where it took well, and the conditioner‑based formula *should* feel nourishing during application. In some areas the color deposited nicely with decent saturation and a fun purple tone that stood out. However, a couple of issues prevented this from being a fully satisfying experience. Even though I followed the directions carefully and used the recommended processing time, the color outcome ended up uneven in several sections. Some patches appeared much lighter or patchy compared with others, which meant extra work trying to blend or reapply. Additionally, despite being conditioner‑based, I found that my hair felt noticeably drier after rinsing and drying, requiring extra conditioning and care to restore smoothness and softness. The scent and application process were pleasant enough, and the packaging is straightforward, but the end result didn’t match the “conditioning” expectation for my hair type. This product may work better for some, especially if your hair is already in strong condition or you’re targeting only partial color accents, but for me the dryness and uneven color keep this at 3 stars.

Product did its job, very nice color and all natural ingredients. Definitely recommend