Cosamo Non Permanent Hair Color, Ash Brown, Medium

This was a GREAT and welcome find after Loving Care temporary color was no longer being made. Until I found this, I tried various products like sprays, powders and gels which were awful. I tried henna but got a severe allergic reaction which was very frightening and lasted many days. Not everything "natural" is safe, no matter how much you want to believe that natural is better.I get excellent results with Cosamo and it has no ammonia or peroxide or PPD which may be a carcinogen. The color comes out just as I want it to and the conditioning pack leaves my hair soft and shiny. I appreciate that Cosamo makes 2 little cuts in the border of the conditioning pack which makes it easy to open in the shower, which is something Clairol did not do. Clairol packets were near to impossible and frustrating to open unless you brought a scissors to the shower.I highly recommend Cosamo.

I was looking for Loving Care from Clairol for many years...but sadly they discontinued it. Now I found a great product that is great for touch ups on sides forehead and anywhere you are are starting to turn gray. It is easy to use and covers those darn grays that keep re appearing in between coloring. Saves a lot of money and is not harsh like the other touch up kits on the market now. My hair is thinning and I am afraid to use products with ammonia or peroxide. Give it a try. The bottle lasts for a long time since you are not mixing it with anything.

The color turned out fine but what you go through is not worth it. The stuff is extremely messy. It goes all over the place. It is liquid so it tends to drip. And if you get it on you it is hard to get off. While rinsing it, it went all over my shower curtain and walls. I have never had a coloring this bad. Stay away.

This product did not work for me. I guess my gray is not easy to cover.

As a gentleman who has had facial hair for most of the past 20 years, it was distressing to me when my beard starting going gray. It was definitely adding years to my apparent age.Tried the "Just for Men" coloring, which worked, but after a few colorings, it starting burning my skin. The redness and itchiness didn't fully go away for months after my last use.Looking for a milder alternative, I tried out a Henna product. It definitely colored the hair with no physical side effects -- unfortunately that color turned out to be a moss green. Had to shave it all off.Was going to give up and just live with being clean shaven (after a brief stint sporting just a 'stache) until I starting reading up on alternatives.Found this stuff, and have been using it for the last 6 weeks or so. Now, it does wash out much faster than permanent coloring (if I shampoo my facial hair regularly, the application will last about a week before needing to be reapplied). But since I'm not using a whole lot of it at a time, and because application is essentially one step, it's still economical and efficient to use.I've noticed no itching or burning since use -- will update if that changes, but after 4-5 applications, no problems.

As a man, I was looking for an alternative for JFM which, like many. causes me horrible chemical burns. This product went on easy, no burning, however even after leaving it on an hour it only covered up about of 70% of the grey Not necessarily a bad thing as it looks more natural at my age (51) but I would have like a better overage. I realize that beard hair is different from head hair, and I realize we are all different, but I was hoping for better results. It washes out in 3 days. Your mileage may vary. Still, as an alternative to breaking out in sores that resemble the walking dead, I would choose this product over any that I have found so far, however I will still continue to look. I wish you luck in you experience with Cosamo.

Love, love this product. After having a very bad allergic reaction to salon permanent color, I did a lot of research. What I found out is that PPD is present in all permanent dark hair color whether from a salon or a local store. Even some of the "natural" hair dyes have PPD if you read all of the ingredients. I was fortunate that I accidently found this product after months of searching and reading reviews. Being anxious that I might still have a reaction, I waited months to try it. One morning I just said that I needed to either go gray or give this a shot, so I made sure it was a weekday so I could immediately go to my Dr. if I had any sort of reaction, and gave it a try. I was extremely cautious the first time and left the color in the minimum time. I am happy to say that I have no negative reaction to this product and it works beautifully. I have used it about 4 times and now have no fear and know the timing for my hair. I highly recommend this product for anyone with a PPD allergy or even anyone who does not want to get involved with permanent hair color. The only downside to temporary color is that it needs to be done approximately every 2 - 3 weeks, but I can live with that.