What will my results look like?

When younger my natural hair color was brown, not particularity a glowing shade of brown but it was and still is curly. Throughout those younger years I would on rare occasions have family or friends compliment me about my hair....but not total strangers. Fast forward to now. I am an 85 year old woman with white curly hair and not being pleased that it looked so one dimensional I tried many hair products to give it some depth. Everything looked fake and eventually I started putting gentian violet into my shampoo and conditioner bottles but they made my hair even drier. I finally ordered the slate grey color from Xmondo and was unbelievably delighted that my curls finally looked like they had been loved! And the bonus was that the streaking I did looked like my hair and curls had definition. Now being 85 means that when total strangers compliment you on how they love your hair, you know they are not trying to pick you up........they really do love your hair. Thank you Xmondo for all your wonderful products.

This was my first experience with any color that isn't a natural color. I had some auburn red in my hair and wanted something to cover all the silvers/grays the red didn't pick up. Full disclosure: the red was done months ago for a family event, so some of it grew out. I picked up Arctic Fox in their purple shade and tried it, it very unsurprisingly turned my hair burgundy. After about two weeks, most of that had washed out/left some streaks. I love Brad's videos and decided to try this since it was on Amazon Prime's deals recently. I used it on my full head of dark brown to auburn red hair. It. Covered. Everything. I was shocked at how well it covered the red, and my silvers picked it up as well. It smells incredible and while it didn't make my hair super soft, I'm taking that with a grain of salt due to how unhealthy my hair was. My mom surprised me with a haircut later that day, so all of the damaged parts were cut off. I'm very excited to see how long it lasts/use it again. My hair is very thick, curly, and was down past my waist, so it took about 2/3 of the jar this time, but will take much less next time since I now have a shoulder-length bob.