Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Permanent Hair Color Creme - 63 Light Golden Brown

A: Hey so if been having jet black, black black and another black all mixed. I decided to go light a while back. DONT BLEACH. I recommend color oops the white/red box. It says bleach free. It would lighten up your hair ALOT. You can do 2 daily every 2 weeks or 1 until you reach desired color.

A: Hi Janet, this hair dye is permanent, so it won't fade with time. We don't recommend bleaching color-treated hair. Your stylist may be able to offer some guidance as well. Hope this helps!

A: Hi Janet! Nutrisse Color Creme #20, Soft Black, is a permanent haircolor and will have to be removed before going to a lighter shade. So, it will not completely wash out, and will remain a soft black!. We hope this information is helpful!

A: Hi Johanna, you can safely color again if your hair is in good condition. However, if you have light brown hair, the lightest you could go with a traditional haircolor is a medium blonde. If you wanted to go lighter, you must use something with bleach!

A: I use it every 4 weeks. So, yes, you are saved for sure

A: Hi Q. Thank you for reaching out to Garnier. The Nutrisse Ultra Creme offers long lasting color with delivering 2x shinier and nourished hair with 100% gray coverage. The Nutrisse Ultra Color offers a bold & vibrant color result. The nourishing formula delivers ultra vibrant, fade-resistant color that shows up beautifully on darker bases. Does not necessarily provide 100% gray coverage.

A: Hi Elizabeth. Thank you for reaching out to Garnier regarding the Nutrisse, shade #111, Extra Light Ash Blonde. This color is not recommended for you based on your natural hair color being dark brown/black. The dark brown/black hair will turn orange and the grays may take on that lighter shade but not necessarily cover the gray 100% because it's such a light color. If you're looking to be that light of a blonde, you need to use a bleach instead of a hair color. Unfortunately, our bleaching kit is not recommended for your color hair.

A: Hi Elizabeth. Thank you for reaching out to Garnier regarding the Nutrisse, shade #111, Extra Light Ash Blonde. This color is not recommended for you based on your natural hair color being dark brown/black. The dark brown/black hair will turn orange and the grays may take on that lighter shade but not necessarily cover the gray 100% because it's such a light color. If you're looking to be that light of a blonde, you need to use a bleach instead of a hair color. Unfortunately, our bleaching kit is not recommended for your color hair.

A: Hi GQ! To better assist you, we would like to speak with you directly about it. Please give us a call 1-800-4GARNIER M-F 9:00 am – 5:30 pm ET and let us know you contacted us through a review. Look forward speaking with you!

A: Always order the color you want with "ash" in the color name. This takes care of any red that might want to come thru. Since I don't want any red, I order Light Ash Brown or Medium Ash Brown.

A: Hi Mde- Thank you for your question on the Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Permanent Haircolor. The shade #40 is considered a dark natural brown shade there is no added red tones as it is a neutral shade. We hope you will enjoy using!

A: Hey Sally, The Chamomile 100 in Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Hair Color Creme is more of a warmer blonde shade. Check out the color 111 Extra Light Ash Blonde! For real-time answers to all your beauty questions, use the “Chat with a Virtual Beauty Consultant” button on any beauty product page.

A: Hi there Sally! Garnier Nutrisse 100, Extra-Light Natural Blonde (Chamomile), is our lightest natural blonde shade. Its not an ash tone, but the natural version of an extra light blonde, Shade 100 is best for anyone with natural hair between light blonde and light brown. For the same color but with an ‘ash’ tone, use the shade 111 Extra-Light Ash Blonde (White Chocolate).

A: Hi there ByeByeGray! Thank you for your interest in the Garnier Nutrisse Nourishing Permanent Hair Color Creme. We'd love to help select the perfect shade for you. If you would like a subtle change to cover your gray, you may wish to try the Garnier Nutrisse Dark Brown shade 40 (Dark Chocolate) is a pure, natural brown shade. If you prefer a lighter color that still reflects naturally, try Medium Natural Brown 50 (Truffle). If you would like to remain in the dark brown range but would like to try other reflects and tones there are many shades to choose from including 413, 415, 42, 434, and 452. For more help selecting a haircolor product, feel free to LIVE CHAT us through our website. We appreciate you choosing Garnier!

A: Hello ByeByeGray! Try shade 40 Dark Brown to achieve natural results on your non-color-treated hair, we hope this helps!

A: Hello! When dying over highlights, the highlights absorb color much easier than the rest of your hair, which makes it difficult to rid your hair of multiple color tones. For the best assistance, our Virtual Beauty Consultants can help make shade recommendations and answer other hair coloring questions. They can be reached by texting “BeautyChat” to 827438 from your phone. Hope this helps!

A: Hi there, Thank you for your interest in Garnier, We would be happy to assist in doing a tint back back need more information. Please contact us directly at 1800-442-7643 M-F 9am to 5:30pm EST and use reference #18643741. We look forward to hearing from you.

A: Hi Dawn! Based on the current shade you are using, Medium Golden Brown would be a good option if you would like to add a bit of golden color to your hair. Hope this helps!

A: Hi there Dawn. For a color similar to the Nutrisse Ultra Coverage 600 Deep Light Neutral Brown that has some gold, use the Nutrisse Ultra Coverage shade 630 – Deep Light Golden Brown. However, if your hair tends to look brassy when dyed, using a color with gold can enhance the tendency to turn brassy.