Garnier Olia Hair Color, Ammonia-Free Permanent Hair Dye, Oil-Powered Formula for 100% Gray Coverage and 3x Shinier Hair, Vegan & Cruelty Free, 1.0 Black, 2 Count

Ordered Black 1.0, and it came out just how I wanted. The perfect black, my hair feels healthy still and the shine is beautiful. The box does say that it’s not recommended for highlighted hair, but my hair was lightly highlighted and it covered it perfectly. Also had quite a few grays coming in and I don’t see them now. Just a tip if you’re not familiar with dying your hair yourself, you’re going to want to rinse your hair more than twice in the shower. If it runs clear and you think you’re done, think again. Also another tip: the first time styling your hair, the black will run off on your hands, and possibly your bedsheets or pillowcase. It’s not a defect in the hair dye itself, it’s just a result of dying in your hair black with any brand of hair dye. But I do love it!! I definitely recommend. **UPDATE** Just wanted to update that black has not faded yet, which I have experienced pretty quickly in the past with other dyes. I’ve washed my hair about five times already with color safe shampoo & conditioner, and the color is still vibrant! Updated photo is the one with straight hair.

I loved the results. Having afro-textured hair, I always worry about dryness, but this dye was very gentle and left my curls shiny and even. Check out my before and after photos!

es el referente del mercado de gran consumo por una razón clara: logra equilibrar el color vibrante con el cuidado del cabello. Su gran acierto es la fórmula enriquecida con aceites naturales (aguacate, oliva y karité), que contrarresta la sequedad típica de los procesos químicos, dejando una textura suave y brillante que muchos tintes profesionales envidiarían. Su aplicación en casa es sumamente intuitiva, con una consistencia cremosa que no gotea, facilitando una cobertura de canas del 100%. Aunque la duración del color es excelente, como con cualquier tinte permanente, el mantenimiento es clave para evitar que los tonos se oxiden. El aroma, menos agresivo que el de otras marcas gracias a sus componentes frutales, mejora significativamente la experiencia de uso

I’ve been using Garnier Olia 1.0 Black for over six years now, and it’s one of the few permanent hair dyes I keep coming back to. The biggest reason is that it’s ammonia‑free, which makes it much gentler than many other options I’ve tried. It doesn’t have that harsh, eye‑watering chemical smell, and it feels far less irritating on my scalp during application. The application process is straightforward—mix the colorant with the developer, shake well, and apply first to the roots, then through the lengths. The included gloves and conditioner make it easy to do everything at home without extra tools. The formula, powered by oils like sunflower and camellia, spreads smoothly and feels more nourishing than standard dyes. Color‑wise, the shade is a rich, deep black with natural reflects. It provides full gray coverage and makes my hair look healthy and shiny right after coloring. That said, one trade‑off I’ve noticed over the years—and something others mention in reviews—is that it does fade faster than some ammonia‑based dyes. The vibrancy starts to soften after a few weeks, especially with frequent washing. On the plus side, even as it fades, it does so evenly without leaving patchy tones. My hair always feels soft and manageable afterward, with no straw‑like dryness that some dyes can cause. Being vegan and free of silicones, parabens, and phthalates is another bonus for me, as I prefer formulas with fewer harsh additives. Overall, while the color longevity could be better, the comfort, gentleness, and healthy feel it leaves in my hair make it worth sticking with. For anyone who wants a rich black shade without the strong odor and irritation that come with ammonia, this is still one of the best options out there.

Mis preferidos no me maltratan mi cabello qie es muy finito