Lilac Single Reviews

2.8 Rating 27 Reviews

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Crazy Color® was launched in 1977 in the midst of the punk rock explosion in Britain. In a time that anarchy and free expression ruled supreme, one hairstylist was growing tired of the same natural color palette. Renato Brunas was at the height of his hairdressing career and was set to push the boundaries of color even further when he developed a new range of rainbow shades. Thus Crazy Color® was born and over 40 years later our ethos is the same, we want you to express yourself unapologetically. In every iconic pink bottle is a color that is ready to turn heads. Don‘t be the trend make your own. Mix it your way to create a shade to match your style. Our range has expanded to 41 colors over the years and each decade gathers new fans. They continue to inspire us and remind us that hair color has no limits.

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Posted 2 weeks ago

“I use crazy colour a lot usually never a problem but this colour is awfullll it’s not lilac I had bleached hair n it went blue! Like fully blue with strands of green it is NOT lilac be ware the reds/pinks are great!”

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Posted 1 month ago

Thanks for your review. We’re sorry to hear you were disappointed with the result. Our Lilac shade does contain strong blue undertones, which can sometimes appear more blue depending on the hair’s condition, underlying pigment, and level of pre-lightening. As all hair is different, colours can react differently from person to person, especially on very light or unevenly toned blonde bases. We really appreciate your feedback, and we’re glad to hear you’ve had great results with our red and pink shades. 😊

Posted 2 weeks ago

“Doesnt come out like a lilac colour. It makes your hair Green/blue. Not happy at all”

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Posted 2 months ago

Thanks for your feedback — we’re sorry to hear this happened. Lilac shades contain blue undertones which can sometimes fade to green, especially if the hair has underlying yellow tones. Even when the water runs clear, residual pigment can still shift tone as it fades. Using a pink or red-based product can help neutralise green tones if this occurs. We appreciate you sharing your experience, as it helps us improve.

Posted 1 month ago

Miss R D

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“Was nothing close to the picture shown, the colour in the bottle and the result was a greenish blue. I'm guessing there was a mistake at the factory because its so far from how the item is described.”

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Posted 4 months ago

We’re sorry to hear this was your experience. . Please could you reach out to us at customerservice@crazycolor.co.uk with a few more details? We’ll be more than happy to look into this for you.

Posted 2 months ago

Mrs Sharon L

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“Not impressed with quality of these items but I assume they will serve their purpose. I’ll love the colours when I actually get to use them”

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Posted 6 months ago

Lizzy H

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“Ideal for mixing colours, haven't used it yet”

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Posted 6 months ago

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Posted 1 year ago

“easy to use, applied to grey hair, no bleaching beforehand. Has left a lovely lilac tint which is the look I was aiming for”

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Posted 1 year ago