Dollar Store Hairdye

I tried dollar store black hair dye by De la Ritz, ColorEazy, and it worked like a charm! It didn't come with a fancy conditioner, the time was longer than most with directions to keep it in 30-45 minutes, and the bottle applicator felt like cheaper quality-it was like squeezing a flaccid penis. But no drips, no overwhelming chemical smell, no messy cleanup on the skin nor bath tub, and most importantly: it didn't fry my hair, its blacker than other dyes I've tried, soft, and it doesn't wash out like other "permanent" hair dyes. For those with thick or long hair you will need two bottles, because it doesn't provide much product. My usual favorite brand for dying my hair black is Clairol Nice and Easy Foam, I have also enjoyed success with Clairol L'Image, and permanent Nice and Easy with the supposed two-dimensional colors in black ). Clairol makes great hair colors, except their Root Touch Up which fades under a month. The hair dyes that disappoint is anything by L'Oreal, and Garnier. They wash out within three weeks despite their label of being a permanent hair dye. I didn't enjoy the price nor the color from a salon dye job, rather mousy colors I find and not as gentle as they claim for your hair. So don't be afraid to try Dollor Store black hair dye, has same ingredients as other hair dyes and it may be less damaging than fast acting dyes that work their magic in 10-25 minutes due to harsher chemicals.