Creme of Nature, Exotic Shine Hair Color, 9.2 Light Caramel Brown, with Argan Oil from Morocco, 1 Application

The end result is MAGNIFICENT! And the smell is not too harsh, I love it!

I really like the color, easy to apply.

Love this color. Surprised by how long it lasted. Have purchased again, and definitely recommemd.

Didn’t like the harsh color; no gloss

This is my first time ever using box die, genuinely. I was terrified that I was going to mess up my hair so bad, I have curly hair and I had really messed up my hair when I had bleached it when I was younger to get this caramel color and it’s just now getting healthy again years later and as much as I don’t wanna mess up my curls, I love when my hair is lighter so I was like let’s just try it, I know that my hair does not color very well, especially without bleach so I really wasn’t sure what to expect. I also have a red undertone in my hair and let me tell you this was supposed to be like caramel brown and my hair is red. I should’ve known, but I’m sure for other people. This comes out the exact color I’ve looked at other people online and seeing that it came out the exact color I think it’s just my hair so buy it. It’s great really easy step-by-step process if you’ve never done it before!

This product really worked! Came on time and not damaged. I read the comments before I purchased this and saw other people said their bottles came dented at the sides, but that's how the bottle should be. The dents are for grip and you can see that by the design at the sides.I have 3c/4a very dark brown/black (looks black but I wouldn't say jet black) hair and my hair took the color very well and quickly. I believe it might be because I have high porosity hair.My hair has always been dry due to it being high porosity but after using the dye I didn't really notice a difference in dryness. Maybe slightly at the tips of my hair but that's to be expected because any type of dye/intense heat will damage your hair no matter what and the tips of your hair is the oldest and therefore the weakest. As soon as I washed the dye out and shampooed and conditioned I made sure to go in with the Shea moisture manuka honey intensive hydrating hair mask (amazing hydrating product FYI) mixed with the argan oil conditioner and oil that the dye came with (trust it's no where near enough for us curly girls, mix it with your favorite deep conditioner or hydrating/repairing mask) and focused it on the tips of my hair and worked up. (I heated it for about 20 sec in the microwave)In terms of losing my curls I definitely didn't! They were popping with the dye in and popping with the dye out! No damage there... Thank God lol. I'll do a protein treatment soon.I used 1 box of the light caramel brown and 1 box of the honey blonde mixed together. I really should have gotten 3 boxes. I wasn't able to get all of the roots but I tried my very best to hide that. It was my first time dying after all, but oh well. I'll just re-dye after it grows out.FYI the price for one of these boxes is a complete rip off, it's $5 and some change at a beauty supply store and Walmart and it was about $12 ish dollars when I purchased it, I don't know why it went up to $17.Pro tip: When dying your hair, start from the MIDDLE of the strand and move the product DOWN to your ENDS. Leave about a 1/2 inch of your roots undyed. Wait 10-15 maybe 20 min after all the product is evenly distributed throughout the mid to ends of the hair, THEN go back and do your roots leaving the HAIR LINE LAST. You do this because your roots and hairline dye the fastest, so if you just dye the whole thing from roots to ends, your roots will end up lighter than the rest of your hair.

Doesn't burn while sitting, directions are clear and color match is accurate, it covers patchy dyed hair and fading died hair, you wont see past colors/patches.

A waste of time and money. Didn't bleach or lift my hair, missing gloves