Maria Nila Color Refresh, Bright Copper, Copper Hair Mask, Semi-Permanent Pigments, 100% Vegan & Sulfate/Paraben free

I bought this hair masque to extend my color between visits to the salon. It brightened my color, and left my hair soft. Don’t be alarmed- it does stain your palms while you are putting it on your hair, but it washes off by the time you’re done showering. I first tried the copper, then switched to autumn red when I darkened y color for winter, and I love the results. You could even use it in lieu of hair dye to tint your natural color without using harsh chemicals. I give this masque a 10/10

My hair colorist recommended this product. I use it about four weeks after coloring and it keeps my color fresh. I like it because using it doesn’t result in some huge color effect, it’s a subtle refresh but leaves my hair well conditioned. For reference my hair colored in a medium red/golden blonde tones and I use the Bright Copper version of the product.

Usually never leave reviews, but I really love this product so far after 1 use. The color is gorgeous and leaves my hair feeling soft and silky. If you have light cooper or strawberry blonde hair, this is a great color refresh to use between dyes. Bonus is that it doesn’t stain everything in your bathroom like similar brands do. Only complaint is it did not come with a lot of product for the price but I would buy again if the color lasts long enough.

My hairstylist used the bright copper during a hair treatment to add vibrancy to my highlights and I absolutely loved it. I wanted to buy a bottle but she didn’t have any in stock so I decided to order it off Amazon. The product came out as bright copper but it did not leave a color deposit in my hair at all, it didn’t even stain my hands or a towel and it left my hair very dry. Very disappointed. Going forward I will buy hair products directly from my salon.

I have dirty blonde hair that has been highlighted bright blonde for years. Recently I dyed my hair from cool blond to very warm strawberry blonde (redhead) at the salon. I bought the bright copper color to keep my color looking fresh between salon visits. I mixed the bright copper product 50/50 with the white mix and left it on for 7–10 min. The result is a TRUE saturated copper which leans a bit orange on the parts of my hair that were brightly highlighted from the salon. I think the product worked well as far as color deposit, but you may need to consider mixing it with some violet and brown tones to edge away from looking too unnaturally orange, especially on hair that has been previously highlighted.

I was trying to get a nice copper color like in the pictures for the product but the result was a flaming orange. Thank God I had some leftover blue hair dye so that I could neutralize the color. If I had been trying to dye my hair orange it would have been great, but I wasn't so this product was a fail for me. Lesson in color theory 8/10, but not what I wanted today.

It was everything I needed

1st photo: my never colored 75 years old dark blond. 2nd photo: Maria Nilla temporary mask in Bright Copper. 3rd photo: Wella Color Charm mask (temporary, not demi) in Copper Glow. Application much easier with Wella. The texture is much easier to apply, so better coverage. I was hoping for copper and feel Wella much closer to my goal. As far as fading, I can't say. Hair felt soft and well nourished after both. Hope this helps.

Excellent copper colour! Instructions of 3 to 10 minutes are perfect to warm up copper and blonde. Leave on for longer to brighten copper and extend time between colours. Long lasting but doesn't stain hands, towels etc.

It’s way too small and when diluted with conditioner it barely shows up. It took me the entire jar (diluted!) to color my hair and it wasn’t even noticable. It smells nice and all but way too overpriced for the quantity you get.

I have used Maria Nila’s products before, but wasn’t sure if the products were the real deal on Amazon. But this was exactly what I ordered!

Sono passata a un rosso acceso dopo molti anni e la tinta l'ho fatta dal parrucchiere. Ma in questi mesi di lockdown era quasi impossibile mantenere il colore mosso e luminoso da sola, perchè è un colore impegnativo. Seguendo il tutorial di Clio ho comprato autumn Red e Bright Copper mischiando le due sfumature. L'effetto è veramente soddisfacente e ne sono entusiasta. Prima di tutto è facile: lo applico con guanti miei, lo tengo in posa dieci minuti e il pigmento sottolinea il capello, conferendo morbidezza, luminosità e muovendo parecchio i pre-esistenti colpi di sole. Essendo una maschera li nutre molto bene. Facile, pratico e durevole. Va fatta attenzione alla base che si ha. Se si è more, va ricordato che vanno presi colori adatti a far risaltare e riaccendere, appunto, le sfumature spente del capello.

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