ColorSilk Tone + Gloss + Care Demi-Permanent, 5 Medium Brown | Demi-permanent hair color with leave-in scalp and hair serum for 2x shinier, 4x stronger hair. Tone, gloss and care.

My go to hair color in Medium brown shade, I bought this on Amazon so many times when i need to color my hair which is every two or three months the most. The price is affordable and yet it is a very good semi-permanent hair color. Just need to retouch every two or three months. This works very well for me so i will continue buying this when needed. Highly recommend!

I love this stuff. It’s perfect for when I want to go darker but not permanently. Its super easy to put on and it didn’t leave any staining on my bathtub or anything. It washes out mostly after about a month, but the full color is gone after about threeish. Attached is a before and after in the same lighting. It isn’t a huge difference, but it definitely feels like a huge difference.

Made my fried and bleached hair so incredibly Glossy and chcolate brown. This is my third time reordering because it does fade pretty fast, after only a month, but it looks gorgeous, and the price is reasonable. I attached a photo of the before which was my thrice- bleached hat dyed with an ugly brown dye I regret. I bought this to cover it up.

I'm starting to get some grays, so I started dying my hair using Revlon Colorsilk, which is permanent. I liked the results, but over time, I felt that it was drying my hair too much and also looking dull. Now I use this gloss and my hair looks healthier, softern and shinier. It cover/blends grays quite well. The downside is that it doesn't last much. In winter I wash my head about 2 times a week, that's 14 washes per month. I think I need to apply this once a month or perhaps 6 weeks. Thus, it doesn't last the 28 washes as it claims. But it's still good and I plan to keep using it. Bonus, you don't get that harsh grow effect as you get with permanent dyes. You probably also want to touch up your permament hair color each 4-6 weeks anyway, so I'd rather do it with this gloss that nourshes my hair.

I was buying Revlon Color Silk Beautiful Color which is permanent dye. My hair is looking a bit fried and broken around my face. I decided to try Revlon Tone+Gloss+Care a demi-permanent. It is suppose to wash out after 28 washes. I usually purchased dark brown but decided to go with med brown. The demi dye left my hair darker, too dark, which is odd being a med brown. Maybe it to makeup for the gradual washout. The Gloss+Care was pretty worthless. Two small packages of product you put on after dyeing. The only thing they did was to make my scalp itch with a few little bumps. I can't say how long it will last as I only have washed once. It looked better after that first wash, got rid of the heavy oil conditioner/care stuff. Color held. Below is some AI research that I did that others might find useful. Is it true? who knows, but better than nothing. While both are ammonia-free, their formulas and goals are very different, which directly affects damage levels: Feature: ColorSilk Beautiful Color (Permanent) Tone + Gloss + Care (Demi-Permanent) Penetration Depth: Deep into cortex (inner layer) Shallow — just inside or on cuticle Oxidizing Agent: Higher % hydrogen peroxide Lower % hydrogen peroxide Color Lasting Power: Permanent — grows out Fades over ~28 washes Gray Coverage ✅ 100% full coverage ⚠️ ~60% — only blends grays Damage Potential: Moderate (even without ammonia) Low (gentler formulation) Damage Difference: ~30–50% more damage than dem (gentlest option)

Great for the price! Color matched well and like the follow up hair care. I used Kristin Ess, but this works for the price point.

I’m in the process of growing out my gray hair and so I started using the light brown one. It worked amazing it blended a little bit and helped with me growing out my gray so I purchased the burgundy color. It’s purple it is hot purple, and it didn’t tint my hair. It felt like a permanent dye , and the color was strong. So the light brown one was great the burgundy one no no no.

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