ECLIPSE BLACK

A Surprisingly natural looking Black

I definitely recommend this if you want a very rich, deep, dimensional shade of black but you want it to look more natural. Considering it has blue/purple undertones, I was surprised at how it came out looking so natural. I used a box dye many years ago that was black with blue undertones and it never looked natural like this. I've washed it once and I can tell two things already: it's going to stick for a good amount of time and when it does start to fade, it will most likely fade to a brownish shade, which is a positive for me as I tend to be lazy with touch ups. My hair texture is straight to wavy and fine, about elbow length, and I only needed half of a 4 oz tub to do half my hair (I did a split dye), so the dye goes a long way. If your hair is long and thick and you're doing your whole head I would say you probably need one - two 4 oz tubs. Also it's highly pigmented so it will stain your skin more than expected. I've been coloring my hair for a very long time with various brands and I've never used a dye so pigmented, so be prepared with whatever methods you normally use to clean up your skin after it's all done (I find Vaseline and a loofa helps).

I always buy this when I wanna do black and red to take a break from red for a bit.

Can't wait to try a new color from you guys. I know I'll love it already.

Best black dye ever. My hair was a warm toned blonde, this black is seriously what I've been looking for!! I've had it in a few weeks now, it is fading brown which is lovely since .ost black dyes fade green or blue. Now I'm seeing blonde peak through! It is seriously perfect fade out process. I washed my hair in cold water for the first few washes and have been doing warm/hot the rest of the time, and it looks good still!