Glaze Supergloss Color Conditioning Gloss – Hydrating Semi-Permanent Color Hair Gloss & Shine Boost – Color Depositing Mask - Vegan, Cruelty-Free – 190ml - Caramel Lights - Warm Caramel Toner

I am not sure why so many negative reviews, but I am more than happy with Glaze. I tend to change my hair colour often, and I've tried different shades of Glaze, each time with good results. One thing to remember is that this is not a hair dye, therefore it needs to match closely your hair colour. Last one I've tried was blazing brown, on a medium blonde hair. It gives depth and gets rid of brassy and yellow tones. Hair is left with more depth and ashy colour which was my goal. Also, it leaves hair very soft and shiny. People also complain about getting the product out, I solved that problem by completely unscrewing the cap, that way with a bit of shake product comes out nicely. At one point when my hair was lighter, I also used vanilla lights and bronde, also very happy with the results. I always use gloves and don't find it especially messy. I think it's an excellent product as long as we remember to use it as a glaze and not to expect hair dye.

To start with, just a little background story about my hair. I am a natural redhead, sadly fading with age, (hair colour, not me!!). White hairs coming through, and I wasn't sure I wanted to fully dye my hair. Like most of you I read the reviews, not great, but mainly people with darker hair not happy with the results. I didn't want a huge difference, so i mixed copper crush and beach blonde together, equal amounts. I washed my hair as usual, then spread the mixture on my towel dried hair. The colour looked scary on, very bright. I wrapped my hair in a towel for 10 minutes as suggested. Back in the shower to rinse off. The colour change is very subtle but I know my hair colour has some vibrancy back. Maybe next time I'll be braver and add more copper crush to the beach blonde. I hope this helps someone. The last photo is from a few weeks ago, before I used the gloss conditioner.

Glaze Hair Conditioner: A Shiny Star in a Sticky Situation ★★★☆☆Oh, Glaze, you dazzling diva of hair conditioners, you’ve got me torn between love and loathing like a great written rom-com with a bad actorsLet’s start with the good: this stuff is pure magic for your mane. One dollop of this caramel-thick elixir, and my hair emerges from the shower softer than a kitten’s whisper and shinier than a disco ball, it smooths and adds variety of tones to my over bleached strands,It’s like my strands went to a spa and came back with a glow-up that screams, “I’m fabulous, darling!” If your hair’s been begging for a miracle, Glaze delivers—sparkling, silky perfection that makes you want to toss your locks in slow motion like you’re in a shampoo ad.But here’s the sad bit and oh boy, it’s a messy one. The packaging is a crime against convenience, a bottle so ridiculously useless It’s like queuing for the loo at a festival only to find some bugger’s nicked all the bog roll—pure inconvenience and a right slap in the face to spending £15.99 on it. Ffs I’ve phoned and even told the company as have dozens on these reviews. Please listen….This conditioner is thick—think caramel sauce that’s been left in the fridge too long. Squeezing it out? Forget it. You’ll need the grip strength of a bodybuilder and the patience of a saint, and the bottle hole is too small to stick your finger in and pull any out.Instead, you’re forced to shake the bottle like you’re mixing a cocktail in the worlds fastest cocktail competition, guaranteed you will run out of hot water before you’ve got it smeared on your head, which turns your shower into a Glaze-splattered crime scene. I have spent more time scrubbing sticky sparkles off my tiles than I did actually conditioning my hair. By the time I’m done cleaning, my arms are getting a better workout than my hair is getting pampered.And let’s talk about the aftermath. That glorious shine comes at the cost of a bathroom that looks like it hosted a caramel making glitter bomb explosion.The irony? Glaze makes your hair low-maintenance but turns your cleanup routine into a high-maintenance nightmare.It’s like dating someone who’s gorgeous but leaves dishes in the sink for days—worth it, but at what cost?The Thought-Provoking Bit: Glaze forces you to confront life’s big questions. Is beauty worth the chaos? Do we endure inconvenience for the sake of perfection? And why, oh why, hasn’t anyone invented a pump bottle for this stuff? Or just plop it in a tub!!! At least I could get my fingers in it.It’s a metaphor for life: sometimes the shiniest rewards come with the messiest struggles. If Glaze could just get a better bottle—maybe one that doesn’t require a wrestling match—we’d be talking five stars. Until then, I’ll keep shaking, splashing, and philosophizing in my caramel glazed, sticky shower.Verdict: Glaze, you’re the hair equivalent of a Michelin-star dessert served on a paper plate. Fix the packaging, and I’ll sing your praises from the rooftops. For now, I’ll just keep a mop handy.

This product is amazing my hair is so soft and shiny 😍 and can be like that for days .

Excellent product,covered a bad dye job and left me with soft manageable hair.Best semi-permanent ever!It's so worth the price.

Pros: Gave a nice dark brunette colour, easy to use, lasted ok.Cons: Had to use a lot of product to get good coverage and I have a short bob style now. I didn't enjoy the smell, not bad but didn't have a good smell. Left my hair feeling like straw - I have really good condition normally, I have good shine and gloss most of the time and I love a deep conditioner so was excited for the "gloss" this claims to give bit it left my hair lifeless and dull and far worse than before using it - it dried my hair out.It was also oddly difficult to dispense, the bottle is a solidish plastic and the product thick so it took a fair bit of effort to dispense.I don't know if I had a bad batch or if others have this experience but I won't be buying again as there are several, cheaper products that would give the colour and conditioning results expected - my preferred recently is colourology which smelled divine, easy to dispense and slighttly cheaper - I just wish they had more shades.