Reviews about Inebrya Color

I have been using this specific shade of paint, number 5.73, for a year now. I am impressed with the quality of the paint. I am satisfied with the results achieved.

I dyed my hair using shades 5.00 and 5.17, but I ended up with a very dark, almost black chestnut color. My hair is naturally fine and light brown, and I have been dyeing it for years at levels 5 and 6. I have about 60% gray roots. I actually wanted an ashy chestnut shade, not a reddish one. Could you please provide me with the proportions for a level 6, ashy light brown or light chestnut shade, without any red tones?

This is simply awful! The platinum blonde (11.12) turned my blondish hair into a very dark blue, almost black! On top of that, the dye has a very specific smell, unlike any other dye I have ever encountered. I do not recommend it!

Thank you for the excellent service and fast delivery

I really liked the hair dye. The shade 8.11 is cool and it covered the red undertone well. It gave me a nice shade of natural ash brown. It didn't damage my hair, on the contrary, it made it more vibrant and shiny. I used it in a ratio of 1:1.5. However, it didn't cover the gray hair well.

I need advice from the Brand Expert!
Your paint is awesome in composition and affordable at the same time, which is very pleasing! I have been using paint 10.13 for several years now, but recently I had to dye my hair with what I bought without considering the long time it took to choose and the fact that the paint is professional and expensive. The color turned out completely disappointing, just red. The roots are dark auburn. Please advise on how to lighten the length and roots to achieve a blonde shade. I am attaching a photo of my hair; the color is even more red in reality.

Good day. I kindly request assistance in finding a hair dye formula. I visually like the shade 8.42, which means I would like to achieve a caramel light-ashy blonde tone (preferably without any red undertones). My natural root color is at level 7. The bottom third of my hair was lightened with dye a year ago, and I had my hair dyed 9 months ago and toned 6 months ago. Thank you!

I really like this hair dye. I usually buy shade 6.00, but I also tried shade 6.1. However, shade 6.00 appears to be more vibrant. It lasts longer than other dyes I have purchased. It effectively covers gray hair. I use a 6% developer for the roots and a 1.5% developer for the length. I have experimented with other dyes, but for now, I have settled on this one.

Good day. I would really like to receive expert advice if possible. My previous coloring was done with Inebrya 12.00 + 9% developer, left on for 50 minutes. I only colored the roots. There is a lot of yellow tint, and I would prefer a warmer and more natural shade without the yellow undertone. I will attach a photo of my hair and what I would like. Perhaps you can suggest something to help me achieve this result as closely as possible. Thank you.

Good day, I would like to buy paint, but I don't know how to achieve this color formula. Please help me with some advice. Currently, I have a tone of about 6.

Please advise me on what I am doing wrong. Why am I getting a reddish color with green instead of an ash blonde? I followed your advice and used the formula 7/00+7/1+7/17+4.5%. The color turned out like in the photo. I bleached it with powder and 6% to achieve a golden color, but the desired shade did not appear. How can I achieve a color without any red tones and much lighter? Should I use an 8-tone? So that it turns out like the ash brown in the first photo?

I have been dyeing my hair for a long time. I really like how my hair looks after dyeing, it covers gray hair perfectly. Previously, I followed an expert's advice and dyed my hair with a combination of shades 6.7+7.1+3% (30g+20g). I wanted to go a little lighter this time, so again following the expert's advice, I recently dyed my hair with a combination of shades 7.1+7.13+4.5% (20g+30g). However, there is now a copper tone at the roots. My natural hair color is a light brown, almost "mouse-like". Can you please advise if I can add shade 6.7 to the formula 7.1+7.13 to get rid of this copper tone at the roots? If so, what proportions should I mix them in? Thank you.

I chose shade 10/02 for toning blonde hair, expecting that 02 would be a natural tone with a hint of pearl, and I wouldn't end up with a blue-violet color. I mixed it with a 3% developer (also Inebrya). I intentionally chose not to use 1% to avoid darkening. I mixed it in a 1:3 ratio (again, to avoid darkening) and applied it to damp hair. And here's what happened after just 2 minutes. Thank God it was just a test strand! After rinsing, my hair was left with a purple hue, so I'll have to do a color correction. I don't recommend this dye for home use, as it behaves very unpredictably.

Good paint. Shade 8.0, 50 grams + 7.11, 25 grams. It covered the gray hair. I liked the color.

The paint is very nice, smooth, applies evenly, doesn't burn, and leaves the hair smooth and full. The only thing is that it might come out one shade darker than the color palette.

Good day! I am seeking advice from an expert in choosing a hair dye formula. Currently, my hair is at level 5 with 30-40% gray hair, and when exposed to the sun, it turns slightly red, which I don't really like. I want to achieve a brown color without any reddish undertones at level 6. Perhaps something between chocolate and ash. What can you recommend? Thank you!

Hello! I use the combination of 9.00, 9.02, 9.17, and 6% developer (more than half of the mixture). I am attaching photos of the current color and the desired color.

Good day. After bleaching the hair, a slight yellowish tint appears. Which shade of dye should I choose to cancel out the yellow and achieve an even cool blonde?

This is a great paint! I have been using it for the second year now.

Good day, I used to dye my hair with shade 5.00 (20) and 5.17 (10) with a 6% developer, as I had over 80% gray hair. However, since this shade was too dark and I hadn't dyed my hair for a long time, I switched to a base 6 with the same formula. I left the root for 45 minutes, but the gray hair still shines through, meaning it wasn't fully colored and has a reddish hue. What went wrong? Why didn't the gray hair get completely dyed? I have a question for the expert.

Great paint. I've been buying it not for the first time.

The paint is of average quality. There are better alternatives for this price. The hair looks somewhat better immediately after dyeing, but not as expected. I do not plan on buying it again.

The paint is simply amazing. I have been using it for approximately 2 years and I have no intention of changing anything. The color is vibrant, and after dyeing, my hair becomes smooth and shiny. I consider the price to be affordable.

On October 25th, the Brand Expert helped me choose a tinting formula, and I followed their advice. I am very grateful because the color turned out exactly how I wanted it - caramel-honey. Thank you so much!

This hair dye is the best for me. It does not damage my hair and has a pleasant smell. The shine remains even after two weeks. Thank you, makeup.

Hello, I am writing this question for the third time. I ordered paint in shades 3.0 and 3.10 and bought two developers, one with 3% and the other with 6%, in order to achieve a 4.5% mixture. However, I have not received an answer yet, so I decided to ask again: in what proportions should I mix everything? I will attach a photo below of what the expert recommended, but there are no proportions indicated there.

I really like this paint for its quality, texture, longevity, and smell. However, this is the second time I have purchased Inebrya color, and there is a complete mismatch between the color indicated on the palette on the website and the actual result on my hair. This time, I chose color 7 (brown-red in the photo), but what I actually got was a black-gray shade with a green tint of the 5th tone. How is that even possible?

I always buy oxidizer as a gift. I like it.

I really liked this hair dye. It does a great job of covering gray hair. I chose shade 6.7 with a 3% developer. The color I got was slightly darker than I expected, but still within the range I wanted. The base color is 6.

Good day! I have a question for the brand expert. After highlighting, I toned my hair with the jnowa Siena 9.16+9.8 dye. I want to find a similar shade in Inebrya. Please advise me on the numbers. Thank you!

Good day, I have a question for the expert. I have a situation where my hair color has faded significantly after a keratin treatment. The top part has a lighter shade with reddish undertones, while the bottom part is darker. I would like to know which hair dyes I should mix to achieve a similar color that gives a cool tone, and what proportions should I use. I will attach a photo below. Thank you.

The best hair dye ever! I've been using it for several years now. My hair looks lively and shiny. I highly recommend it!

I have been ordering this product not for the first time, it doesn't dry out my hair and lasts for a long time. The delivery is excellent!

This is a great hair dye. It retains color well, doesn't wash out easily, and doesn't dry out the hair. I highly recommend it.

I really like this paint. It has a nice rich color and it lasts a long time. I have a question for the experts: I usually dye my hair with shade 5.9 and a 3% developer in a ratio of 1:1.5. If I were to dye my hair with shade 5.11 using the same developer, would there be a greenish tint when the dye starts to fade over time?

I really like this hair dye as it does a great job of coloring my roots. I'm curious to know how shade 6 differs from 6.0.

Hello. I dye my hair black using a 6% developer, and it covers my gray hair well. However, over time, it fades and a brown shade appears, especially at the ends. Can you please advise me on what I might be doing wrong?

Below, I left a review with a photo of the hair dye in color 5.00. Now I dyed my hair with color 5.00+5.17 and a 3% developer. Yes, it turned out slightly darker, but in my opinion, the color is deeper and more noble. I think I will continue to mix these two colors. I highly recommend it to brunettes. The hair feels great after dyeing. Also, a special thank you for the fast delivery. I urgently needed the dye, and Makeup promptly sent my order.

I purchased the 9.02 toner (70ml) + 10.21 (30ml) + Inebria 2.1 developer (150ml). My base was lightened to level 5-6, toned with a different cool beige dye. I achieved a very delicate beige color with a warm lavender undertone, although the camera couldn't capture it accurately. This color combination does not darken at all. I left it on for 25 minutes and emulsified it well along the lengths for the last 8 minutes. Surprisingly, even at such a low developer percentage, my roots lifted slightly, which was unexpected. Of course, it does dry out the hair, especially since mine is porous and damaged. Next time, I want to try 8.02 to achieve a richer lavender shade. I want the warm lavender to be more intense and pronounced. I plan to tone every 2-3 months. We'll see how it fades.

The consistency is very inconvenient. It clumps together. I have been dyeing my hair for years, and this is the first time I have encountered this. It also has an unpleasant smell. I will not be buying it again.