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- Most helpful positiveThe post was made 1 yearsRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Best toning!
I bleach my roots about 4 times a year and the result is always yellow of course, like after most bleaching. So I always use this toning afterwards. I have also tried icy icy blondy from take away color, that works fine too, but I probably like this one better. This toning magically removes the yellow, like magic. I love this toning. Especially the treatment that comes with it, smells divine and the toning itself is so easy to work with. Always super satisfied!1 product in post Best toning!19542 views- The comment was made 1 yearsThe product is tagged in the post, it is: Loreal Paris Casting Crème Gloss 1010 Iced Light Blonde1 likes
- The post was made 18 hours
Help
Hi, I have bought 415 Ice Brown, how will the result be with my hair and this, is it a bit too dark? I have used a color mask from another brand from Lyko, which I was recommended yesterday in the store, the person who helped me guaranteed it wouldn’t turn orange, but it became insanely orange and looks ginger, I want dark brown cool hair, will this fit that description? And the picture I attached last is from a year ago, will this give me a similar result on my hair now? Please help me a bit🤭🩵1 product in post Help84 views - The post was made 1 dayRating: 4 out of 5verified customer
Nice!
It itched a bit while I was coloring my hair (probably just something with me), but otherwise it was pretty cool. But, as shown on the package, it is meant for darker hair. I, who have a fairly light brown hair color and have bleached streaks in my hair (about one year of regrowth), got quite red hair instead of a dark "cherry" as shown on the package. Not complaining, I expected this, but I recommend the color for people with dark hair as long as you don’t want quite red hair. (The third and last picture was the hair before I colored it)1 product in post Nice!242 views - The post was made 1 weekRating: 3 out of 5verified customer
Not very effective
I used shade 1010 on recently lightened hair because I saw that it effectively removed yellow tones for many. Unfortunately, it didn’t work very well for me; it brightened the blonde a little but there was still a lot of yellow left in the hair. My own color is reddish dark blonde, so maybe that affected the result 🤔 On the other hand, a slight warm tint in the hair doesn’t bother me, but I had hoped this shade would neutralize the yellow a bit better. Plus points that the color and the included conditioner are economical and didn’t dry out my hair badly!1 product in post Not very effective609 views - The post was made 1 weekRating: 1 out of 5
Terrible 😞
I usually buy Wella hair dye but bought this in a hurry since my usual Wella color was out of stock. Was there bleach in it or what? My roots got lighter with a yellowish tone and I felt a sting on my scalp. The lengths didn’t turn out very well either, just a bit lighter. So it was more like a strong mild bleaching. Not good!1 product in post Terrible 😞801 views - The post was made 1 week
Black Cherry
How long does it take before it washes out? I haven't seen any direct answer on the box, and red colors usually take longer. I also bleached and dyed my hair about a year ago, and it has grown out to my ears. Is it okay to dye it now without problems, or does the color stick more to the part that was bleached and dyed?1 product in post Black Cherry814 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 1 weekHi Marie-Sofie! 👋 Great that you check before coloring, especially when you have both roots and previously bleached hair to consider! Casting Crème Gloss is a semi-permanent toner, so the color gradually washes out. No fixed time is given on the product page, and how quickly it fades varies with your hair and how often you wash it. You can use it on both roots and lengths, and since it is a toner, it does not lighten. Bleached hair is often more porous and absorbs more pigment, so the color may be a bit different on the roots and the previously bleached lengths. Feel free to do a test on a strand first, so you can see how Black Cherry looks on your hair exactly 🤍1 likes
- The post was made 2 weeks
From Blonde to Light Brown
Hi!! I’m currently very blonde but want to try going a bit darker now for the fall. I don’t want it to be too warm but I know that if you use a cooler color it can easily turn greenish… So I’m wondering if you could mix 618 and 700? Or will it still be too warm and too dark? I want a light brown color that is quite neutral in tone. I think 618 is a very nice color except it might be a bit too dark. What would you recommend?🙏🏼🥹 Grateful for all the help1 product in post From Blonde to Light Brown829 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 weeksHello! I completely understand what you're looking for! 🤎 Since your hair is very blonde and you want to go towards a light brown, neutral color, I would not recommend mixing Casting Crème Gloss 618 and 700 at home. On a light/bleached base, the color can react differently on the more porous parts, and it can be difficult to predict the exact result. If you like 618 but find it a bit too dark, I would rather choose a lighter shade and keep it closer to a neutral beige/light brown tone. It's also good not to go too ashy directly on very blonde hair, as it can give a greenish or grayish result. Therefore, I would go for a lighter neutral shade instead of mixing 618 and 700 🥰 Always do a strand test first, especially on the lightest lengths, so you can see how the color develops on your hair 🤍 All the best!1 likes
- The post was made 3 weeksRating: 1 out of 5verified customer
Hair turns red after 1 wash
Right after coloring, the hair is dark and cool, but it only takes 1 wash and then the hair is red again😭1350 views - The post was made 3 weeks
Mixing 834 with another color?
Is it possible to mix 834 with another blonde shade to tone down the red tones? The starting point of my hair is similar to the picture, but with a bit more golden tones. The last time I colored with 834 Amber Blonde, I felt my hair became a bit too red. I like the shade more when it has washed out a bit, but I wonder if that’s a result I could have gotten directly.1 product in post Mixing 834 with another color?1563 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 weeksHi! 🥰 Yes, it is absolutely possible to mix 834 Amber Blonde with another shade from the same series to get a slightly softer and less red result. Since you still want to keep the warm, golden feeling, I would choose a neutral blonde shade rather than a very ashy one, which otherwise can make the result more matte🤎 That you think the color looks nicer after a few washes is also completely reasonable; the warmer pigments can appear more intense right after coloring and then soften as the color washes out. However, I would recommend doing a strand test first, as the result is greatly affected by how porous and warm your hair is. All the best!🤎
- The post was made 1 monthRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Casting creme gloss amber 645
Incredibly satisfied! Gave a better effect than I ever dared to hope for. The color has now survived a shower with double shampooing as well without bleeding at all. My experience with red tones in bleached hair has previously been a struggle to keep from fading immediately. But this one has held really well! It deserves full marks from me! :)1 product in post Casting creme gloss amber 6453754 views- The comment was made 1 weekMoa: In the picture, it's only with 645. Then I maintain the color with "Wella Professionals Color Fresh Mask Copper Glow," which is a great complement to this color. The tone becomes more and more towards the light copper side the more you wash it. At least for me, who has bleached hair as a base.1 likes
- The post was made 1 month
Impossible to color the roots with
I have used Casting Crème Gloss but it is impossible to color the roots with it? The roots get a very light color and right at the line where the color overlaps it becomes super dark, almost black. Like it’s not possible to overlap but that’s impossible to avoid when coloring at home. Is this because it’s semi-permanent or what’s the deal? Please recommend another type of color so I can color my roots at home without ending up with 3 different colors in my hair. I have used different brown shades at level 5.1 product in post Impossible to color the roots with2656 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 1 monthHi! 😊 I understand the frustration! Casting Crème Gloss is a semi-permanent color, but the fact that the roots become lighter and the overlap darker is not only because of that. The already colored lengths can be more porous and absorb more pigment, especially if the hair has been colored multiple times. If you mainly want to color the roots, a permanent hair color might be a better option. Try applying the color only to the roots and avoid the lengths to not build up more pigment. 🤎 A strand test is always recommended to see how the color turns out on your hair specifically 😊
Loreal ParisCasting Crème Gloss 400 Brown
Free delivery option available from 300 kr, can be sent immediately
L'Oréal Paris Casting Crème Gloss is a semi-permanent hair coloration for all hair types. The formula is enriched with gloss complex with glycolic acid**, and the result is optimal grey hair coverage and 3x glossier as well as 4x silkier hair*.
- Semi-permanent hair color
- Gloss complex with glycolic acid**
- Optimal grey hair coverage
- 3x glossier & 4x silkier hair*
- Pack contains: Color creme, Developer crème, Conditioner, Protective gloves
*Instrumental tests
** Gloss complex: gloss ingredients + glycolic acid
Use:
Please refer to the leaflet found in the kit for step-by-step usage instructions. Tips: Use an old towel and gloves when applying the product, and if you have long or thick hair, please consider using two boxes.
- Category:Toning