
HOW TO USE. First, lather and massage an appropriate amount of volumizing shampoo into wet hair, then wait 3 minutes for short hair or 3-5 minutes for long hair before rinsing thoroughly with clean water; finally, dry your scalp completely and allow your hair to air-dry naturally. GENTLE CARE, POWERFUL RESULTS. With its commitment to purity, ModaModa black hair dye shampoo is free from 8 harsh chemicals like silicones, sulfates, and artificial fragrances. Designed for daily use, its gentle formula ensures a soothing cleansing experience, even for the most sensitive scalps, so you can indulge in luxurious care without compromise. HOLISTIC HAIR WELLNESS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. More than just a gray hair cover-up, ModaModa black shampoo for grey hair is your all-in-one solution for comprehensive hair care! From nourishing your scalp to combating signs of aging, each wash delivers a dose of rejuvenating care, leaving your hair not just beautifully colored but also stronger with every use. CUTTING-EDGE FUSION OF SCIENCE AND BEAUTY. Designed with advanced K-beauty technology and packaged to block almost 100% of light and oxygen, this natural gray hair shampoo blends innovative features with the rejuvenating power of natural ingredients like Black Sesame, Black Truffle, and Black Cherry, offering a clarifying and revitalizing experience for your hair. HARNESS NATURE'S BROWNING POWER. ModaModa hair color shampoo harnesses the power of Polyphenol instead of synthetic color dye to darken gray hair, nourish the scalp, and improve overall hair wellness. It helps reduce breakage, enhance volume, softness, gloss, and address static electricity with a quick and even color transformation.
I'm giving this 5 stars because it's the one product on the market - I've tried so many - that darkens my hair without dyes or causing hair loss (John Frieda shampoo for Brunettes & Clairol semi-permanent Beautiful Collection, I'm looking at you.) Gray hair can look fabulous, but it does not look fabulous on me. So my only two options for coloring my hair are either Moda Moda or permanent hair dye.Permanent dye is labor-intensive, inconvenient, messy. Also, because my hair grows so fast, I develop that harsh border line between brown and new-growing gray within a week of a dye job. I can't stand that.Moda Moda does not darken my grays to my natural dark brown. Instead, it tints it mostly to an ashy light medium-brown. A few stubborn grays can only darken to a yellowish-blonde. But that color mix is more than good enough for me. It looks much much better than the natural grays that would otherwise be there. And there's no harsh gray-brown color differentiation from new growth at the roots. All this via a regular hair shampoo session, which I'd be doing anyway.I wash my hair only 2-3 times a week. Maybe if I washed it everyday, it would darken more (?) But my hair gets too dry with a daily shampoo (with any product).Tip: I get better color results using cool/tepid rather than hot water.
2 people found this helpfulI am a fan of the original formula of this product because it smelled minty fresh and actually turned my hair a darker color but this new formula stinks really bad like burning incense but too strong it makes my sinuses hurt. It also does not turn my hair darker like the original formula did. Very disappointed. Cancelling my subscription.
19 people found this helpfulIt does work without messing up with your bathroom because unlike other dying products, this doesn’t have tinted ingredients. It’s naturally darkening, but also you need to know how to use it.I only use it once a week, but first, I apply the shampoo near my scalp before getting wet, to cover the roots. Then I start the shower and I mix it with just a little bit of water and let it sit for few more minutes until I almost finish with the shower. Then I rinse it thoroughly (as amy shampoo, you shouldn’t leave shampoo residue on your scalp) and apply some conditioner. I wish Moda Moda offers a conditioner as well, but by now I use other hair treatment.This way, you will notice a visible darkening after the first use. I recommend it to people who have spotted gray hair and don’t want to dye the entire hair with chemicals.
I get why people hate the new formula. I used the old formula, and while it wasn’t perfect, it was good enough. When I started using the new one, it actually started to strip my hair of the color it had gained from the original formula. I was distraught, but in my zeal I had purchased two bottles, and as they’re expensive I didn’t want to waste them, so I kept using it.Here are my thoughts. The new formula isn’t compatible with the old one. It will strip your hair of color initially, but it will eventually start laying down new color. It’s not as red as the original, more light brown. It does work but you have to be very very very patient, and after having gone through multiple bottles, I will say I think it works better than the original. The old one never colored the roots. You always had about an inch of gray around your part and if you look at the underneath layers, you had lots of gray there, but the new formula definitely gets closer to the root and does better at the layers underneath, though again, it’s not perfect. Even my hairdresser recently complimented my hair when I shared that I used a coloring shampoo. He has seen the limitations of it, but said my hair had colored better and more thoroughly than most.Like I said, you have to be patient and it could be that some hair textures work better than others. I have very coarse hair. You may not be willing to put in the time and money on this product, but after initially hating this new formula and lamenting the change, I’ve come to like it better than the original.One star deducted because it’s not perfect and it’s expensive, but absolutely worth it for me as someone who started growing gray in 7th grade.
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