What it is:A permanent, ammonia-free cream hair color that delivers multidimensional, custom-blended salon results at home. What it does: This non-drip formula contains rich nutrients that moisturize, nourish, and protect while delivering glossy, multidimensional light golden blonde color. Pequi Oil is the Couture Colour secret that prevents color from fading, locking in fresh color and sleek, soft shine. It is excellent for anyone who wants to enhance their existing color, make an overall color change, or completely cover gray.This set contains: - 0.1 oz (one-month supply) Couture Colour Pequi Oil Treatment - 2.5 oz Luminous Developer Creme - 2.5 oz Luminous Colour Creme - 0.03 oz Pequi Glossing Serum - Salon brush - Gloves - Expert instructions and tips What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens What else you need to know: LuxeBlend Light Golden Blonde is best suited for those with light to dark blonde hair looking for a rich allover blonde shade with subtle copper undertones. For best results, stay within two shades of your natural hair color. This shade is comparable to the Level Nine shade with a warm, copper tone. Research results:Based on a clinical study, dull and damaged hair is 200% stronger after just one application of Couture Colour LuxeBlend Creme Hair Colour.

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Questions & Answers for Couture Colour Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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Is this haircolor Permanent or Semi-Permanent?

Description says permanent but box says lasts through 28 shampoos???

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

mhb1

(Philadelphia, PA)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

I found it to be semi-permanent when I used it. But it lasted a good 6 weeks for me, so I recolored at the same time I would have with permanent color.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

It's Permanent. Typo! Sorry!

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 3

It has been permanent for me. Hasn't altered from the first day I used it. Amazining!!!!

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

designforfun

(Topeka, KS)

answer 4

Permanent-I don't know why it says that because it does not wash out at all.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

alana2012

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Looking for a white blonde shade - is this it?

I used to use Fakkai's Grace 10N but am disappointed at how drab my hair turns out. I want a whiter blonde shade and this one says golden. My hair is dishwater blonde right now. What will this color look like on it, do you think? Thanks.

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

Anonymous

(Michigan)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

No, you should try the light blonde one.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

Try our NEW Light Blonde- it is super light, ash blonde- GORGEOUS!

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 3

Its not light at all, its darker orangish color. Dont get it, I have to redo my hair now.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

remaxtracy

(Elkhart, IN)

answer 4

I used this color and absolutely love it but it is a very warm, rich golden blonde, not a white blonde. What I did was highlight on top of it and now it is super light and GORGEOUS!!!! And it looks totally professional-people keep asking me who colored my hair! When I try the white blondes in other brands, they are flat and don't look natural. This is so multi-dimensional and rich and doesn't make me look washed out. But it is not a white blonde shade on its own, so if you want that look it may not be for you if you don't want to highlight on top of it. I also liked that you have a both a bottle and brush application to choose from. I used the brush around my hairline and roots and the bottle to do the back of my head. Very luxurious!!!!

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

alana2012

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Could a person use the light brown colour if they want to get rid of their blonde highlights and go one colour?

I have fair skin, blue eyes but I am sick of having blonde highlights (keep in mind my highlights aren't white their a darker blonde) and I want to go a brown.

asked 2 years, 1 month ago

Anonymous

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

I actually tried this and it worked fine. Good luck!

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

Absolutely! We just did this for our beauty editor and it looked GORGEOUS!

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 3

It worked for me- completely covered my highlights. Would definitely recommend

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

sephdonna

(Chicago, IL)

answer 4

I think you would be totally safe in getting rid of your blonde hairlights and I think the color will look very natural.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

designforfun

(Topeka, KS)

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Will this cover grey hair

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

behs

(Medford, MA)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

Yes, it covered mine.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

Absolutely. I'm mostly gray and this is the most natural looking light golden blonde that I have ever used. NO gray anywhere and I'm going on 5 weeks! I used to have to color every 4 weeks.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

designforfun

(Topeka, KS)

answer 3

Yes, LuxeBlend has great gray coverage

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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2 Boxes

I usually use store bought hair color and I have to use two boxes, because my hair is long. It is about the length or the girls hair on the box. Should I get two kits or would one be enough?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

abbyval

(Charlotte, NC)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

I have about that length hair too (and its fairly thick), and one box worked out fine. Be careful though, it comes out much redder than the picture.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

willowrw

(Northampton, MA)

answer 2

While there is a generous amount of colour in the LuxeBlend kit, if your hair is much longer than your shoulders or if it is very thick, you may want to have 2 boxes on hand, just in case.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Using on previously home-colored hair?

I have naturally blonde hair which for the past year I have been highlighting at salons for a more bleach-blonde look. I have decided to grow out my hair and save a bit of money, so i have skipped the salon recently - no trim, highlights since January. my dirty blonde roots were growing out and so, last week, I used an at home "light golden brown" permanent coloring kit to experiment with a darker shade. it looks ok, but I am excited to try this kit in light golden blonde. How long should I wait to try this color kit? would using this kit any time soon be too much processing for my hair? will the "light golden blonde" show up over "light golden brown"? permanent at home color? thanks!

asked 2 years, 1 month ago

jessedc

(Washington DC)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

Unfortunately, haircolour cannot lift previously applied haircolour. That would be a corrective colour situation best handled by a salon professional. If you want to go lighter, you could try highlights or perhaps wait a few months until your existing colour fades significantly and then try the lighter shade of LuxeBlend.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 2

I used this over a L'oreal haircolor and it took nicely. My problem was on my undyed hair which is a natural dark blonde. My roots took the color and came out super brassy as did most of my hair but new growth was the worst. I used the light golden blonde. It was too red/yellow for me.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

tden101

(Lake St Louis, MO)

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highlights

can you use this product to highlight your hair instead of as an all over color?

asked 2 years ago

bengalgirl

(Santa Fe, NM)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

LuxeBlend lifts like regular color, even though it's ammonia free, so choose a shade 2 shades lighter than your natural color and apply with the brush for highlights.

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 2

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answered 2 years ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

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Touch up

I've had never dyed my hair until last week. I used the Light Golden Blonde and it turned my strawberry blonde (which had faded to blonde) back to the light red it was 10 years ago. I love it! My question may be dumb but...when I have to reapply the color, will I do my whole head again or just the roots? I love the color I have now and worry that if I put dye on top of this, it will make it an even darker red - since my original starting point was alot more blonde. Or will the color fade enough in the next several weeks that it won't be a problem? Thanks!!!

asked 1 year, 9 months ago

red1111

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

You should do the whole head again.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

Just do the roots, but pull the color through the ends (comb all the way through hair root to tip) for the last 5 minutes to refresh the color!

answered 1 year, 7 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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I have black hair, will this work for me?

asked 1 year, 5 months ago

saraphoramc

(Memphis, TN)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

It says you should lighten no more than 2 levels. So no, black to blond won't work with this one.

answered 1 month, 1 week ago

DrDisneyFan

(Sugar Land, TX)

answer 2

You have to have your hair bleached before applying this product. I would suggest that you do it at the salon. I tried to bleach my hair at home and ended up at the salon as a hair emergency! It all worked OK but I wasted 2 days to fix the problem.

answered 6 months ago

magduck

(Seattle, WA)

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Will it cover gray?

I have med ash blonde hair with 60%-70% gray and a short cut. Looks like I have had white blonde highlights. Most products either do not touch the gray or turn ash to reddish or gold from lift--what I am looking for is something that will blend the two shades, but retain a highlight look. Must be easy, however as I really am a farm girl.

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

farmgirl3

(Sacramento, California)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Light Golden Blonde

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answer 1

LuxeBlend has great gray coverage, so if you are looking for an ashier tone, you may want to try the Light Brown. You can always highlight after you colour if you want to go lighter. Another option is to use your gray as a base colour and paint on lowlights with the light brown, to give your hair some dimension. Leave the front pieces around your face untouched, so it will give you a naturally highlighted effect.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 2

LuxeBlend is a single process, warm golden blonde with strawberry undertones that is a beautiful all over blonde, but is not recommended if you want a traditional white blonde highlighted look. If you want to be super light, we recommend that you use Light Golden Blonde as a base, and then go to the salon for highlights.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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