LogonaColour Cream, Indian Summer 150 ml

Works. I have quite resistant hair to colour but this did cover! It's quite subtle colour but worked on my dark blonde hair for a natural looking result. I must say I washed my hair with a silicone free shampoo and did a hair mask with rhassoul clay (made watery and left on hair for 15mins)a day or two before colouring. I applied this colour on dry hair and left on for 2 hours.

Great colourant if you like the colour. Easy to use, hair felt nice, smells nice and sort of fruity. My hair is light to mid brown and I didn't like the hue it gave my hair. And first I though it was the redness/gingerness, but then I wondered if it was the tone of the brownness that bothered me. It did a fairly good job of colouring my grey hairs blonde and blending them in for a while. I will try a cassia/ henna/ indigo blend of some sort when I can be bothered to try to cover my grey hairs again. It's hard to find a natural product that covers grey without affecting the natural colour too much.

I got this because is has natural ingredients and is vegan. I am a natural redhead so I hoped it would blend in a few first white hairs and brighten up my natural colour. It took me about 15 mins to apply it and then I left it on for a further 90 mins. It has made no difference at all and has left my hair feeling very dry. Complete waste of time and money :-(

Best natural hair product on the market - use more regularly at first then lessen between roots...makes my white blonde which is fine by me! Look like I have highlights : )

I really wanted to love this stuff. I've been dyeing my hair for years and it's coarse and frizzy as a result. I now have grey at the roots and temples and this stuff did nothing to cover it. I didn't notice any improvement in the condition. I left it on for two hours. Sorry folks, but it's a 'no' from me. I need to either embrace the grey or head back to the chemical stuff.

Surprisingly good. I have left it for approximately 1 hour on my medium-dark brown with some grey hair, under the plastic cap provided, a microfiber towel, and a microwavable heated cap, then removed the product with a colour protecting shampoo. Unlike most natural hair dyes, it has a pleasant smell, is creamy but not too liquid, and is quite easy to use and remove. My brown hair has become slightly lighter, while my grey hair has taken a natural light brown/dark blonde colour, with no trace of orange or red. Moreover, the hair cream has not damaged my hair, and has not caused any allergic reaction, even though I suffer from allergies.Not 5 stars because of the relatively high cost, for a quantity that is just enough for neckline length, and because it could be improved to leave hair softer. I hope this colour is not discontinued, just perfect for medium-dark brown hair.

At last a natural herb colourant THAT WORKS

This is the only range I can find that has all 'natural' ingredients, meaning that it doesn't have additional dyes like Surya, which stung a bit. Of course all natural doesn't necessarily mean they weren't hurt you but they may not be so aggressive. Unlike regular hair dyes, none of the cream colours tint very dark. Even if you leave the tint on for the permitted two hours. Essentially, they are all a variation on pale peach with some (those which include more henna) being more permanent than others. The only ingredient in the range which has the capacity to colour permanently is henna. All the other pigments are temporary and will wash out completely after around three or four weeks - depending on how often you wash your hair and what you wash your hair with.One point I will make is that the henna component needs heat to work. Therefore, you need to apply the plastic cap or a foil cap, if you have one and wrap your hair in a micro tower or something similar to keep the tint moist and warm. I pretty much found the tint ineffective if I left out this part.The Copper Blonde and the Nougat don't contain very much henna. The copper blonde is predominantly rhubarb root which gives a nonpermanent, pale yellow pigment. It doesn't show up on much unless you are already blonde or blondish and want to brighten your hair colour. The Nougat shade is predominantly coffee based, with a bit of what is essentially fake tan (at least it was when I tried the shade. They seem to change round the ingredients.) This gives a nonpermanent, very milky coffee brown pigment.Indian Summer and Titian contain more henna. This means that they give a semipermanent to permanent tint because the henna tint is permanent. The good news is that it's quite a pale shade with regards to the Indian Summer. This was the case even after two hours. It never seems to go very dark.I haven't tried the darker shades but, as I say, none of this range tints particularly darkly.Personally, I found the Indian Summer gave a beautiful, warm golden shade to blend in greys on mid to dark blonde hair.As I say, just because the ingredients are natural, doesn't mean they can't affect you. No one knows whether you can absorb chemicals through your hair shaft but it's possible. For this reason, I would recommend that you do just a small area to check you don't have an adverse reaction. Anecdotally, I have heard that such tints containing coffee can give you a coffee rush similar to if you had drunk a strong cup of coffee. The tints which contain rhubarb root appear to have a slight laxative effect on me. Whether this is merely my constitution, I can't say - but I feel obliged to mention the fact since I'm trying to make this as honest a review as I can. (aunty barbar.)