Celeb Luxury Gem Lites Cocoa Quartz Colorditioner, Color Depositing Conditioner with Bondfix Bond Rebuilder, Semi Permanent Hair Colour Glaze, Maintains and Refreshes Light Brown Brunette Hair

I'm genuinely amazed. I was hesitant due to the higher price tag, but after dyeing my hair platinum (almost silver/grey), I chose the brown shade, and I'm back to my regular color. I left it on for just one minute, and it worked wonders.

Good toner but will stain your hands wear gloves

It definitely makes color more bold. I got it thinking it would on my gray roots. It didn't. In fact the effects on my color being bolder made me grey seemed more profound.So not happy with the outcome but not the fault of the product

Long story short- I do not even sort of recommend this product. I used this light brown conditioner on bleached blonde hair with light pink faint streaks.This isn’t my first time using a product from Celeb Luxury (I have the light pink shampoo and light pink conditioner from their Vivid line). The first (and only) time I washed (conditioned) my hair with this Gem Light Brown Conditioner, I conditioned with a regular conditioner after rinsing it out (as I’ve done with their other products). After getting dressed and towel drying my hair, I noticed that the pigment was not even so held my head over the tub and washed out the super pigmented part with a clear shampoo. This made it look a little more even but it still looked a bit blotchy. I had to get to class so I couldn’t mess with it more. My Mom commented (from a picture I sent her) that it looked like a natural color. I would describe it as almost a dark golden blonde color. I went to class and immediately a kid asked what I had done with my hair I said yea yea I tried to shampoo it light brown so I could keep the blonde when it rinsed out and I knew it didn’t turn out so please let’s not talk about it. Fast forward to the next day when I shampooed my hair with clear shampoo (as usual) and my regular conditioner. My hair started looking army green in spots (especially my bangs). I tried to shampoo just my bangs again and they turned more obviously green. I chose to leave it as I work from home and there wasn’t anything more I could do. After work, I went to the gym and hoped I didn’t have to get too close to anyone. I came home and shampooed my hair with a Head and Shoulders shampoo as I occasionally do. Again my hair turned more army green. I looked online and found out that there isn’t really anything other than use a pink or red shampoo to try to neutralize the green (luckily I had pink because I had been using it before). The next morning I washed with the pink conditioner only and it helped about 90%. I had class that night after work again and again the kid looked at me and I said- listen I know my hair is all over the place. I tried to do the light brown but after shampooing it with regular shampoo and it starting to rinse out, it started turning it green. He responded that yea he could tell. The next day I shampooed with the pink shampoo and although the army green is essentially gone, my hair has some crazy color thing going on. My hair now looks like almost a coral color in some areas and like a pinkish color in others. I regret using this product. I saw there was a warning about a high return rate for this product when I purchased it, but I thought Pshhh maybe this was their first time using this product but I’m experienced. No. This product from their line just sucks. The pigment does not rinse out/fade nice in my experience.

The product makes my hair reddish which is what I always try to avoid with brown; however if used with the gem lights shampoo (which counteracts the redness) it works well

I love this product, I have allergies to most salon hair color products. My hairdresser gave me a sample of Gem Lites to try. It only takes 5-10- minutes application time, rinse out the color and you are done. The Gem product cover gray and gives off a highlighted effect. I wash my hair frequently, and the color stays in for approximately 4-5 weeks and never becomes brassy. I love the soft brown beautiful color. SP2. Elk Grove, CA 7/5/2019

I have medium brown hair with medium blonde highlights. The last time I had balayage, the colorist put way too much blonde in the top portion, and it was too light (almost ash blonde or white). I had them tone it darker, but it's still off balance (darker on the bottom) and as the toner has faded it's gotten worse and a little brassy. I'm reluctant to pay them again to add lowlights (which it needs because of their over-highlighting) or re-tone, since I feel like they did it incorrectly in the first place.I used the Cocoa Quartz rinse, which is apparently a light brown, and in one application it has softened the highlights and corrected some brassiness. I only left in it 2-3 minutes after shampooing. I have medium length hair and used about two quarter-size dollops. 4 stars instead of 5 because it doesn't seem that shiny, but I'll do a conditioning treatment next wash.We'll see how it holds up, but for now, I think it saved me a $200 visit to the salon.

Loved it. It definitely revived my color without having to go to the salon. Just make sure you get the right color!