Neutralizing Red Shades Dark Hair Mask Matrix Total Results Dark Envy Mask

I absolutely love this hair mask! It works wonders on both my highlighted blonde hair and my dyed dark color. It's a must-have for me. However, be careful because it tends to stain everything it touches. Make sure to use gloves when applying it.

This mask is very good and does its job perfectly. Ladies, those who claim that their hair turned green - they left it on their hair for too long + it is designed for brunettes, so blond and light hair will automatically turn green. I have a strong red undertone, so I leave it on for 7 minutes, which is okay for my tone. You need to experiment and find your own timing, but for the first time, a maximum of 5 minutes is enough. If the effect is insufficient, then you can increase the time. And it also has excellent nourishing properties.

The product did not eliminate redness, but it did darken it by one shade precisely. So, if you, like me, simply want to get rid of the copper undertone that is very visible in the sun, want a cool tone, but at the same time do not want to be black, this option is not suitable for you.

I really liked this mask. It leaves my hair soft and easy to comb through, and it also removes the red hue. I always apply it wearing gloves.

I have dyed hair. The dye washes out and a red tint appears. I only bought the mask. My main hair care is the Matrix line for colored hair. The mask is good and does its job. However, it would be nice if it was mentioned that it should only be used with gloves, as my hands got stained immediately. It was a struggle to wash it off. It also slightly dried out my hair.

I have naturally dark chestnut hair that gradually fades into reddish strands towards the ends. In the sun, it has a noticeable copper tint. I couldn't find a neutralizer for natural dark hair anywhere. I bought this one to try it out and applied it over a basin (to avoid staining my restored acrylic cast iron bathtub) wearing gloves, but it also washed off what got on my hands. I poured the rinsed balm into the bathtub, and it didn't dye it, but when I wiped off the pure acetone that accidentally dripped somewhere, it removed the color. So, it seems like it can penetrate in its pure form. I left it on my hair for a little over the recommended 5 minutes. As a balm, it's fine - it makes combing easier and adds shine. Subjectively, it seems like my hair became slightly drier, but I have oily scalp, so it's not a big deal for me. In terms of the effect, it didn't turn green; the ends and roots evened out a bit, and the hair became slightly more neutral and darker, similar to the example shown by the manufacturer for a dark girl with Afro hair. I bought it for around 325 UAH. The most important thing for me is that my hair doesn't look dyed after toning; I was interested in a natural look. Overall, I don't look like a teenager with cheap-looking green, blue, or "cheap" shimmer in the sun.

The mask really works, just like the entire series. After using it, my hair is shiny and not dry. It's better to use it with gloves because it washes off from the scalp but stays on the hands longer.

I have henna-dyed hair. It has a reddish tone. The mask neutralizes it. I don't use gloves. I wash my head, apply the mask, and take a bath. Everything washes off easily. But, of course, it's individual, I believe it may not wash off for other girls. I bought the whole series, both the shampoo and conditioner. I like the entire series. I'm impressed by the caring properties of all the products. I will definitely repurchase. Thank you, Matrix, for the wonderful products!

"The 'Magic Wand' for brunettes is great not only for dyed hair but also for natural hair that gets sun-damaged. It should be applied with gloves and on damp hair, after removing excess moisture with a towel."

The color of my hair was practically the same as in the photo of this product (the "before" photo), with warm yellow undertones. However, the result was green hair. Unfortunately, this product does not live up to its advertised characteristics.