L'oreal Inoa Colour?

[4ForksSake]

Just wondering if anyone has had one of the relatively new (I think) L'oreal Inoa colours on their hair? I'm in desparate need of a haircut & read about this & it seems to be much kinder to hair (& my hair could use a bit of tlc ) but the hairdresser that does it around here is a little drive away. So was wondering if anyone has had this type of colour & if it's worth it (no l'oreal pun intended ).

I had been having my hair coloured with L'Oreal majirel for years. My hairdresser then switched to Inoa. The Inoa did not cover my sparse greys at all. My colourist said that it was fine for most people, but they had a few people similar to me where the colour did not take at all. Hope this helps.

I've got 95% white hair and been using Inoa for a year. It's brilliant, takes a while to cover (about 40 minutes in my case) and leaves my hair in fab condition because it's oil based so doesn't dry your hair, and contains no ammonia. Doesn't fade and it makes your hair really shiny.

Def worth it ime

That's great ta. Think I'll give it a go if it doesn't dry your hair. It'll be a miracle if it makes mine shiny but we'll see.

It is ammonia free but will still have to be mixed with 6% or even 9% peroxide (depending on your colour) to penetrate grey hair, and if it has to be left on longer, you could "break even" in terms of what it actually does to your hair.

Basically, colour is colour, it all does something, which I know is stating the obvious but you may not actually notice a massive difference in terms of condition so it may not be worth the extra distance - but you may as well try!