XMONDO Color Copper Color Depositing Mask & Semi-Permanent Hair Dye Super Gloss Infused with Bond Boosters for Nourishment, Revitalize & Repair, Vegan Formula, 8 Fl Oz

Hairdresser here: I really like the color depositing aspect of this product. I was nervous that it would be really pigmented, so I did apply this on my wet hair and only left it for about five minutes to try out the color.While the deposit was very nice, I did notice there was a lot of red pigment inside. So if you are looking to reach a target goal, do a test strand and maybe try it out on wet hair. I’m glad I didn’t leave it on dry hair for 15 mins.

Wow, what a mess. I should have heeded the other reviews. I have dark blonde hair that sometimes can turn brassy from the sun. I purchased the dark ash blonde, followed directions to the letter. The (one) pro of this product: It made my hair soft and shiny. The con: the product did not apply evenly and my hair is full of dark streaks. I realize hair that is more porous, usually on the ends, will absorb more color. But my hair got dark, uneven streaks on the mid portion, and not on all my hair even though I had even coverage when I applied the product. The roots and the ends did not absorb as much color. Applying to dry hair is a recipe for disaster. So now I will be washing my hair with dish detergent hoping that the dark sections will fade and blend in better. So much for soft and shiny. I have used Madison Reed, Wella, and Kristen Ess Glossers and have never had a problem. I love Brad Mondo and wanted to give this a try. Big mistake.

Yet another win for MondoX. As with all of his hair product lines, the gloss smells amazing and is easy to use. My hair stays super glossy and shines like there's a massive amount of product in it. My stylist is amazed that I can get my hair to shine like this without using anything but The MondoX Glossing Treatment. Always a fan of the good stuff. My hair is soft and manageable and east to style. I use it about a week after I use the color depositing mask. and I must say, best thing I have added to my hair care routine. My hair is left soft and silky without any dryness. I don't need to wear gloves, because there is not color. So, it functions as a mask with the added bonus of the silky glossy look. I suggest if your hair is dull and a bit rough to touch, try this. It's worth the money.

Okay, WORKED GREAT. But I will say, I didn’t follow the instructions. I left it on for only 5min and I did it on dirty hair. Afterwards I did shampoo conditioner and a raw hair mask from Walgreens lol. When washing out, BEWARE and make sure you wear gloves bc this stuff stains a bit but as long as you don’t let it sit, it’ll come off, I rinsed my hair a bunch (5 times) and the water was still coming out red. I barely even used 1/4 the container so idk how people are saying it’s only 2-3 uses. I have medium length hair. I didn’t intend to go super red I just wanted a touch but the pictures speak louder than words. It’s beautiful!

First: do this in a shower or sink that you are not liable on a lease to keep clean. It will wash out but it will take lots of elbow grease.Second: the tub of this is going to last me at least three sessions.Third: it took three shampoo cycles for me to feel comfortable to put my head near any furniture of clothing.Fourth: I am in love with this product and it enhanced my natural brown beautifully.Fifth: the smell is heavenly.Sixth: it does not dye your skin like any other hair dye, it’ll rinse right off in the shower.Seventh: it stained my nail polish so if you have a fresh set wear gloves.Eighth: BUY IT ALREADY

I loved the color, scent and overall product but deducted a star because it didn't cover all my hair. I have waste length hair, and usually have to buy two or three packages of hair dye but this gloss is marketed as having enough product for three dyes and only covered about half of my hair. They don't carry ash blonde at my local sallies so I had to switch to a different dye to finish my hair. maybe buy two if you have long hair.

Let me start by saying that I love Brad Mondo. I love watching all of his tutorials, reactions, etc and find them to be both entertaining and educational.I have been so badly wanting to incorporate some of his products into my hair care routine, such as his Forcefield Heat Shield, Hydrify Leave-In Conditioning Mist, Salty Sea Salt Spray, Wavetech Wave Setting Spray and Electric Rain Moisture Cream.I started writing my hair description in paragraphs, and that was way too long so I'm going to bullet point:Hair Type: I have ultra fine hair, it's like baby hair and while that's usually a flex ("Oooh, baby smooth skin!"), I don't feel like it is atleast when it comes to my hair.Hair Length: Down to my derriere.Hair Texture: Ultra curly and super tight wave patterns mixed. Curly Q's everywhere, especially on shorter pieces, and tight waves that end in curly Q's. It's a scary mess when natural.Hair Color: Dark blonde with once-a-year highlights.Moisture: Dry, very dry.Routine: Wash 1x week, lots of heat protectant, blow dry it out with blowout brush, either curling iron for waves or Le Duo into straightish waves. Finish with hair oil.So, finally we get to this product.A month ago, I got my annual highlights but I was lacking shine in my hair shortly after going to the salon. I was pretty bummed out about it for a few weeks and that's when I saw Brad Mondo's Clear Super Gloss treatment! I had the Christmas money to go ahead and splurge a bit on myself and ordered it right away!It arrived, I waited until hair washing day and followed the instructions. I washed my hair well, then dried it using cool/medium heat on low setting because I didn't want to put any product in since it reads "clean, dry hair" on the instructions.Opening the product initially, I thought it had a very subtle and pleasant scent. The texture was like a cream + gel mixture, and it's both silky and sticky. Very weird, but not a negative. Just is.I then got to work sectioning all my hair and completely coating every single strand. I started in my front fringe lengths, then went to the back to work my way back up to the front since my front fringe area was so dull. It took the entire container to coat my lengths. I went up to the roots in the top half of my hair because of the new highlights there. When it comes to value for money, I understand that the product itself costs money to manufacture, and also that MY choice to have extremely long hair IS going to cost ME more money to do things to it. With that in mind, a treatment like this covering my entire head of very long hair at least once is worth it. Most of the time I'd have to buy two of something, or if I ever box dyed my hair (hypothetically speaking, the only coloring or highlighting happening to this hair is from a licensed and insured hair stylist since 2010 when I bleached my own hair into mushy spaghetti) I would need at minimum, three boxes of dye. So, this treatment is worth the money in product coverage.I then used my tangle teezer brush to brush the product through my hair very, very gently and waited the 20 minutes before very thoroughly washing it out. I'm talking at least a 15 minute shower of designated rinsing with my detachable shower head. Remember, ultra fine hair and a lot of it. At first it was very thick to rinse, I had some slight concern but it did eventually rinse out well. This didn't bother me considering it's a glossing treatment - one should expect it to be a thick coating during the treatment process, right?Anyways, afterwards, I blow dried it and styled it into curling iron waves using all of my normal products. I am pleased to say that the visual effects were beneficial, my hair looks shinier than before. It also did not weigh down my hair anymore than it normally does on its own, again the "baby fine" curse that I battle using Sea Salt Spray and Dry Shampoo at my roots through the week.So why the 2 stars for a product that completely coats a massive amount of hair and does what it says it's going to do?Well, unfortunately for me, that subtle pleasant smelling product started smelling like fish and rotten eggs about 15 minutes after sitting on my hair. At first, it was very faint, but I also had my hair in one of my silk caps while it processed. The smell only worsened from that point on, through rinsing and styling.So even though I did achieve what it claims, I can't use this product again. It's been over a day later and my hair still clearly smells like fish and rotten eggs. I'm covering it with other heavily scented products to make it to the next wash day.I can't say with certainty if this foul smell will effect anyone else, though. In general, I already have a hard time just finding body soaps, deodorants, etc that won't make me smell like fish after mixing with my body chemistry. For example, I can use Bath and Body Works Japanese Cherry Blossom body wash and smell great while Bath and Body Works At the Beach body wash makes me smell like a beached whale. The rotten eggs smell, however, is not a normal bad-mix-reaction scent for me. That's very specific to this product and myself.So bottom line: Product did what it says it's will do, but beware of a very foul odor that may or may not affect you.At least I look pretty if nobody gets too close to me to smell me?