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 medium golden brown 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: - 0.5 oz (one-month supply) Couture Colour Pequi Oil Treatment - 2.5 oz Luminous Developer Creme - 2.5 oz Luminous Colour Creme - 0.3 oz Pequi Glossing Serum - Salon brush - Gloves - Expert instructions and tips What it is formulated WITHOUT:- Parabens What else you need to know:Luxeblend Medium Golden Brown is best suited for those with light to medium brown hair looking for a warm, spicier shade of brown with golden undertones. For best results, stay within two shades of your natural hair color. This shade is comparable to the Level Five shade with a warm, golden 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 — Medium Golden Brown

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Is the amount given enough to cover long hair?

I have thick hair that goes to right above my breast area. Is one box enough to cover it all?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

ahhhttack

(Cherry Hill, NJ)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

yes

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

i have short hair (pixie cut) and there was quite a bit left over, but whether or not it would be enough to cover all your hair i couldn't say.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

janrich

(Oxnard, CA)

answer 3

My hair is bra-strap length all around, and while it's not exeedingly thick, I have a lot of it. I normally need a bottle and a half of L'Oreal, but it only took 1 bottle with some left over of this color. I probably could have colored one of my short-haired friends with the excess. My hair is long, but the texture of my hair is probably different than yours so your results may not be the same.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

beachsand

(Daphne, AL)

answer 4

Everyone's hair is different, so you may want to have 2 boxes on hand, just in case.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

answer 5

Everyone's hair is different, so while there is a generous amount of colour in LuxeBlend, 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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Color depth compared to Fekkai

Currently using Dark Golden or Dark Brown in Fekkai...what is the equivalent ? CC Medium Golden Brown looks darker in the pic than Fekkai Medium Golden Brown, which is too light for me. Have lots of gray at the roots.

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

georgeanna

(Corte Madera, CA)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

This color is quite dark -- darker than most medium golden browns -- but it lightens gradually ( and gracefully) over about 6 weeks.

answered 1 year, 4 months ago

breedom

(Charlottesville, VA)

answer 2

not big fan of couture colour

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 3

i have lots of grey at the roots and am using the medium golden brown which is VERY dark. any darker and it would be black. I might even try something lighter. My natural color was very dark brown/almost black which is what this comes out like. personally, i wouldn't try their darker colors unless you want dark dark black.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

janrich

(Oxnard, CA)

answer 4

I think it's a bit darker, also not so red. My hair is about 15% grey, I used time for stuborn greys.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

granmasue

(Bloomington, MN)

answer 5

Hi,
Based on your description, you may want to try the Medium Brown. It is a neutral tone, will cover gray, and is a deep, rich very natural looking colour. If you like a spicier, slightly reddish tone (think Eva Longoria) try the Medium Golden Brown.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Is this temporary or permanent color?

I'm not sure if this is temp or perm because it says that it only last for 28 shampoos.

asked 1 year, 11 months ago

sacodo

(Los Angeles, CA)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

it is permenent

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

honeyj

(farmersville,tx)

answer 2

permanent

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 3

how long it lasts is going to depend on your own hair growth and natural color. If your hair grows out in a month, you will need to re-do roots. But the overall color stays and did not fade or wash out. Just my grey growing in makes me need to redo it monthly.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

janrich

(Oxnard, CA)

answer 4

This is permanent color.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

lolaphx

(Phoenix, AZ)

answer 5

Hi sacodo. Sorry for the confusion! The box is incorrect. The color is permanent.

answered 1 year, 11 months ago

1877SEPHORA

(San Francisco, CA)

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How does this compare to Fekkai Hair Color?

Sephora is out of the Jaclyn 6N - is this of comparable color and quality?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

syrupgirl

(Wichita, KS)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

i have always used jaclyn, it is perfect. you will love light brown in the colour couture line however sephora has discontinued it. i am now going to order fekkai on line

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

honeyj

(farmersville,tx)

answer 2

fekkai much better

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 3

I was using Fekkai Lara W (can't recall if it's 6 or 4 but definitely Lara and W). That was a little lighter than this color. i used Fekkai for so long that i got used to their process and had to really stop and think about how to apply this. but it's easy and the color is long lasting.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

janrich

(Oxnard, CA)

answer 4

What is question?

answered 2 years ago

customer2113

(Philadelphia, PA)

answer 5

Yes, the Frederic Fekkai kit works just as well as the Luxe Blend, but I have to give the edge to the Luxe Blend kit because the Fekkai kit does have that strong ammonia smell. I felt the color lasted a bit longer with the Luxe Blend as well. But, I would have to say the Fekkai kit will do in a pinch. Good luck.

answered 2 years, 1 month ago

ohbehave7

(Matawan, NJ)

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Would you advise using a darker color for gray roots and lighter color for rest of hair

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

josie52

(owings mills maryland)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

No, I wouldn't recommend using 2 different colors. Just put it on your roots first for about 10-15 minutes, then put it on the rest of your hair for the rest of the time. The color you end up with will look so natural. This is what I do because I have gray roots as well (about 40%) and it works well :).

answered 1 year, 1 month ago

beautyinandout

(Torrance,CA)

answer 2

i wouldnt use two different colors. Based on the length and health of your hair it will absorb differently. i have long hair and have never had to do that.

answered 1 year, 2 months ago

honeyj

(farmersville,tx)

answer 3

yes

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 4

answered 2 years ago

jenna2727

(North Carolina)

answer 5

Hi,
No- don't use a darker colour at your roots.
Luxeblend will cover your gray and will give you beautiful, even colour.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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What is the level of coverage?

What is the level of gray coverage? Is this for resistant greys or just some grey?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

odanigirl

(San Mateo CA)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

100%

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

this covered all my grey. i use it all over, not just at the roots.

answered 1 year, 6 months ago

janrich

(Oxnard, CA)

answer 3

Doesn't cover gray for a long time.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

anushka83

answer 4

LuxeBlend has great gray coverage, especially for an Ammonia-Free hair Colour.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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How does this product work on hair that is primarily gray, especially the roots?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

overit

(Virginia Beach Va)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

color was awful but it did cover grays

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

It covered my gray well - I see just a little around my face, but that is because I find it very hard to color right around my face.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

ginakintn

answer 3

LuxeBlend is a great solution for gray hair!

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Do you have to mix the entire contents at once?

The hair color I currently use is awesome as I only have to mix what I need, not the entire contents of all solutions. Does this have the same option?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

cagu

(Elizabeth CO)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

yes

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

This product does not provide the option to mix a little at a time and save the rest.

answered 1 year, 10 months ago

ginakintn

answer 3

All hair colour oxidizes after it is mixed, and should be used immediately for best results.

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Is this product formulated for gray roots?

Does it cover the gray?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

riad

(The Woodlands)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

yes

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

This provides provides phenomenal grey hair coverage. I read on their website that it has been formulated for grey hair.

answered 2 years ago

sallyomally

(Evanston, Wyoming)

answer 3

Yes!

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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Mixing colors

Can I mix two colors to get a multidimensional effect? Thinking about medium golden brown with light brown?

asked 2 years, 2 months ago

Anonymous

(Sunny, FL)

on Luxeblend™ Crème Hair Colour With Pequi Glossing Serum — Medium Golden Brown

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answer 1

too risky and too expensive

answered 1 year, 5 months ago

tonyanc

(raleigh,nc)

answer 2

LuxeBlend is multi-dimensional colour, that has highlights and lowlights in each shade. We recommend trying one colour first, and then you can experiment from there. Try the lighter shade, as you can always add more colour later.

If you want to do a low-lighting or highlighting effect, you can use the angled Salon Brush to paint on some pieces in a shade 2 shades lighter than your natural colour (for highlighting) or 1 shade darker than your natural colour (for lowlighting).

Just remember that you cannot lighten dark hair colour that is on your hair presently. The dark colour would have to be removed first before going lighter (that is corrective colour- and should be done by a professional colourist)

answered 2 years, 2 months ago

ccexpert

(Los Angeles, CA)

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