Clairol Nice'n Easy Crème, Natural Looking Oil Infused Permanent Hair Dye, 6R Light Auburn, Packaging May Vary

First effort at attempting to do this alone and I have missed a few white/grey hairs at the very root but colour is nice,maybe a little dark for me but I can live with that and my hair feels lovely. A little touch up accompliment colour brush for roots would not go amiss Overall I am happy but would appreciate some thoughts or suggestions regarding the roots, white and grey

I use light Auburn and it's genuinely my fav hair dye. Ive been a red head for years, both salon and box dyes and was getting fed up paying salon prices when the dye fades after a couple of washes. I've also tried lots of different copper box dyes so hope this helps someone. This colour is on the richer end, it's not super bright but it's still such a gorgeous auburn shade, covers all my greys, doesn't wreck my hair and all in all just a decent dye really. I dont very often reach for the same box dye twice cause the coverage is never the best but this is so good. I have only tried the light auburn so don't know what the other colours are like but I love this one personally. It looks slighter darker on the photo than in real life but this is in natural light.

The product is true to colour and east to apply

I have used the old formula for years and years and was really worried about trying the new one, after reading loads of bad reviews. However, my experience has been okay. I smelt better than the old one. The colour didn't look the same during developing but it worked out the same when dried. Because of the reviews, I had expected it to dry my hair out (but still risked it as I couldn't find another colour I liked!). However, it has turned out fine. I must say, though, I did use the old dye conditioner (I still had half a tube) and it has only been 24 hrs, so not sure how it will fade. Fingers crossed.

Great love this hairdye box not damaged everything there