Herbishh Hair Color Stain Protector – Dye Shield or Defender for Skin – Skin Protecting Barrier Cream – Natural Coloring Protectant – Gentle & Moisturizing Staining Guard

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Including various ingredients known to nourish and moisturise the skin along with calming Aloe extract, Dye Shield arrives in a shrink wrapped box. The 50g of product the tube contains should last a long time given that not too much is needed per application.The product's in roll-on form and is easy to apply. I also found it to be surprisingly effective at preventing staining from hair colourant around the hairline, ears and neck. Herbishh Dye Shield is developed in Canada and made in China. I tend to avoid Chinese-made products but this one appears to perform well. It also rinses off easily when the hair is rinsed after colouring.One thing I would say is that though shea butter is listed in the ingredients, the rest don't really scream 'plant based' but read like a list of chemicals to the untrained eye so you may wish to do your own research.The manufacturers claim plant-based and natural but in my view, the ingredients should be listed online to better inform customers prior to purchase. Though the pack and box is shown in a few of the pics, unfortunately the ingredients' panel is not.

I have lots of baby hairs on the front of my hairline, and dying my hair red often leaves me with bright red staining on my neck, face, and ears for days! I'd tried colour removal wipes, but they sting and cause my skin to react, so I was happy to discover this cream.The cream has a light fragrance, which is quite nice, especially if your hair dye doesn't smell the nicest.It takes a little bit of trial and error to figure out how much cream is available to us in the area. as you don't need to use a thick layer. The first time, I didn't use enough to provide a good enough protective layer. The second time, I used a bit more cream, and it worked really well to protect my neck, ears, and hairline. It doesn't completely stop staining, but I think it would if you used "normal colour" dye, as brighter colours are the worst for skin marks.But it did significantly reduce the staining and the brightness of the staining, to the point where I felt comfortable going out the next day, when normally I hide at home for at least 3 days waiting for the staining to fade!

I remember when I had my hair dyed at the hairdressers with my Mum once, she but vaseline around my head to stop the dye staining but at home, I kind of just get the stains and wait for it to wash off.At a current retail price of £14, I was expecting something a bit more special to be honest - but this feels like vaseline. The applicator has a really clever twist and squeeze design (although it took me a while to realise there was a hygiene seal) - it does squeeze evenly and in smaller amounts.I cant fault the fact that it didn't leave stains - but also for the first time I had patches in my dye around my fringe where the dye hadnt taken - this also left my skin (already quite oily) feeling so greasy.This is a unscented as far as I could tell and feels quite cool when applied.I feel like this is very pricey vaseline - does stop skin stains but left my skin feeling too greasy.

This hair colour stain protector helps the dye to stain where is no hair on the skin and making it easier for dye application.

My wife uses hair dye at home at fairly regular intervals and often seems to manage to get it on the tops of her ears and sides of her face. I thought this stain protector might help her - and it did.First of all, she found the applicator very handy as it can be applied a bit at a time as needed. It looks like a clear gel when it comes out and she likes the fact that not only will it protect her skin from staining but that it also contains several nourishing ingredients. It is primarily made from aloe which is advertised as being able to be absorbed into several layers of the skin and be beneficial. It has a subtle scent which is pleasant and an added bonus. It worked as intended to stop her skin staining from the dye so no visible dye marks on the ears or sides of her face - she said that she will certainly be using it again.