L'Oréal Professionnel Majirel Permanent Hair Colour, No. 7.43 Blonde Copper Gold, 50 ml

Pros ✔ Professional-quality results with consistent colour. ✔ Covers grey hair effectively. ✔ Leaves hair smooth, shiny, and healthy-looking. ✔ Wide shade range for natural or creative results. ✔ Compatible with other L’Oréal Majirel tones for custom mixes. Cons ✘ Small 50 ml tube may require multiple tubes for long or thick hair. ✘ Professional knowledge recommended — incorrect mixing or timing can affect results. ✘ Contains ammonia and other chemicals typical of permanent hair dyes.

I’ve used the Majirel Cool Cover shade 9.11 and I love how cool and clean the tone looks. It neutralises warm and brassy undertones really well, leaving the hair with a soft, icy blonde finish. The colour comes out very even, gives great coverage, and the hair still feels smooth and shiny after colouring. Perfect if you’re aiming for a cool blonde without unwanted yellow tones

Great genuine product

I’ve been using L’Oréal Majirel Rouge Mix for almost 15 years, and it has never let me down. It's the best, brightest, most stunning red I've ever had. (People stop me in the street and comment on it!) When I first started using it, my base was brunette and I used Oxydant 2 to lift enough depth for that proper pillar-box red. As time has gone on and I’ve become much greyer at the roots, Oxydant 1 is now perfectly sufficient—in fact I get a cleaner result with less lift and more deposit. What makes Rouge Mix different from almost every other “red” in the salon range is the purity of its red chromatic base. Most commercial reds are built from mixtures that lean on copper or violet sub-tones (to sit correctly at different levels), so they inevitably show warmth (orange/copper) or coolness (violet/magenta) depending on undertone. Rouge Mix uses a highly saturated red direct-dye component that deposits a very “primary” red with minimal secondary reflect, so it stays visually neutral instead of drifting toward pink or ginger. (Anyone who has spent years counteracting secondary undertones will know how unusual that is in a permanent system.) The formulation itself has always been gentle and surprisingly conditioning for a high-pigment red. I have thin, slightly frizzy hair that tends to break, and L’Oréal has consistently been the most reliable in terms of strength, softness and shine. No chalkiness, no dulling after a couple of shampoos. Rouge Mix is quite hard to get these days, but there's still some around if you look. If you’re buying online, double-check the listing carefully. Some sellers are now pushing “Red Booster” as if it’s the same thing - it isn’t. Rouge Mix is a direct colour line, not an additive, and the booster doesn’t recreate the same tone or performance. I’m soooo sad this is going - if you ever see genuine Rouge Mix stock online, it’s absolutely worth grabbing (just don’t be palmed off with the booster). xx PS. I'm now looking for a replacement formula - I'm currently thinking along these lines: Majirouge Carmilane 70% with Majirel 6.66 30%, plus Oxydant 1 (or perhaps 80%:20% for an even brighter red?) Not tried this yet though!

Perfect, lovely colour

Great price just wanted a few highlights putting in my hair to add a lift to my slightly grey strands which are appearing, this has worked perfectly it’s given my hair a lift of brightness.

All good

I don’t use anything else! This product works great and really brightens up my hair to a vivid bright red. This needs to be used correctly so please follow the instructions. I mix mine with 30 volume as I have dark hair but please get professional advice! Great price and a great product