Garnier OLIA hair dye - Carmin Reds (6.66) - Review


I tried a lot of color but this is the first time that I'm dyeing my hair in red! I was on my way to buy a normal dark brown dye but I saw this box of Carmin Reds and I just couldn't resist! 




Before:




So I had like a two toned hair style in light blonde/black. I'm only dyeing the blonde part, and I'm supposed to get the same red as on the package.



After:





The color looks better in real life. 
It turned out pretty well, it's actually a deep red with a bit of deep pink undertone.
The thing is on this 'after' picture, I just got my shampoo done so I didn't really had to brush my hair or anything since my hair are really straight naturally.. But I noticed something that happened few days after I have dyed my hair: whenever I have trying to curl/straighten my hair, the color would fade away.



This is few days after when I tried to use the hair straightener.
I only straightened the tips of my hair and they turned into orange!! O_O
THE COLOR CAME OFF DIRECLTY WITH THE STRAIGHTENER.
This is the first time of my life seeing that, considering that I've been dying my hair for 5-6 years.
(So far, it looks like a tie dye so.. ok)





This is 2 months after my coloring, after straightening them various time the orange turned into blonde... (well, since I was blonde from the beginning..)
I also noticed that my hair became a bit dry and a bit damaged. 
I can't help and think that this is because of the dye. :'(
(I cut all my hair 2 years ago so my hair are pretty much.. brand new.) 


Overall: 3/5
- The color is really pretty
- The color doesn't go away after shampooing! The color is pretty tough overall if you forget the straightener incident.
- It smells really good (lol)

- The color probably won't last long on bleached hair from what I understood..
- Avoid using straightner/curler especially when you have bleached hair
- Damage your hair compared to bubble dye!





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