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Madison Reed Color Reviving Gloss
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Summary
Breathe new life into color-treated hair with Madison Reed’s Color Reviving Gloss. These semi-permanent shades are perfect for refreshing faded color, enhancing vibrancy, and toning brassiness. Plus, they add brilliant shine!
Benefits
- Deep smoky ash tones will refresh your color and neutralize brassiness on brunette hair.
- Makes your hair look freshly colored, without over‑darkening or creating color buildup.
- Kit includes gloss and a pair of gloves.
- Cruelty-free: not tested on animals.
- Sustainable packaging.
- Made in Italy.
- Contains 1-2 applications and lasts 6-8 shampoos.
- Semi-permanent color does not provide gray coverage.
- Best paired with Madison Reed Radiant Hair Color Kit.
- Pro Tip: apply Gloss to mid-lengths and ends of hair while coloring your roots with permanent color or apply Gloss all over hair every 2-3 weeks to extend time between coloring. Gloss can be applied all over highlighted hair to revive and add shine.
Key Ingredients
- Keratin to strengthen and fortify hair, restore elasticity, and prevent breakage
- Argan Oil restores shine and nourishes hair from root to tip
- Ginseng Root Extract softens hair and alleviates split ends
Formulated Without
- Ammonia
- Parabens
- Resorcinol
- PPD
- Phthalates
- Gluten
- SLS
- Titanium Dioxide
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Start with dry hair. Brush to remove styling products. Wearing provided gloves, apply from roots to ends. Leave on for 20 minutes, or up to 35 minutes for maximum color and shine. Rinse until water runs clear. Wash and condition hair.
Glassa: Soft, healthy shine for all hair colors
Crema: Neutralize brassiness in blonde shades
Miele: Add rich, golden color to brunette hair
Amaretto: Add burnished gold to red or brunette hair
Espresso: Neutralize brassiness and add depth to brunette hair
Precautions: Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. Rinse eyes immediately if product comes into contact with them. Do not use product if scalp shows abrasions, scratches, or any other abnormal condition. Caution: this product contains ingredients which may cause skin irritation on certain individuals and a preliminary test according to accompanying direction should first be made. This product must not be used for dyeing the eyelashes or eyebrows; to do so may cause blindness. Before using: apply a small amount of color reviving gloss to a patch of skin behind your ear to test for an allergic reaction. Keep covered and dry. Wait 48 hours. If there is no sign of change to the area, then you're ready to shine.
Water, Propylene Glycol, Benzyl Alcohol, Peg-12 Dimethicone, Xanthan Gum, Hydroxypropyl Starch Phosphate, Ethylhexylglycerin, Hydrolyzed Keratin, Polysorbate 20, Panax Ginseng Root Extract, Phenoxyethanol, Argania Spinosa (Argan) Kernel Oil, Butylene Glycol, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Phosphoric Acid,Hydroxyethylcellulose, Fragrance, Dipotassium Phosphate, Basic Orange 31, Basic Blue 99, Basic Red 76, Basic Brown 16, Basic Yellow 87, Linalool.
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Most Helpful Positive Review
Worked out great!
After originally dyeing my hair Bolzano Brown and it being way too red, I tried the Espresso gloss to tone down the red. Worked out great. Took a lot of the red out and made my hair a nice dark brown. Thank you Madison Reed!
Most Helpful Critical Review
horrible results
I tried the clear glossa because my sister raved about it; also I loved my results with the Bologna Blonde color. Unfortunately, the glossa destroyed my hair, it's now broken and dried out. Removed any natural shine I had. It also lightened the color by at least two shades. Wish I'd never tried this...
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Unsuitable alternative to Prosecco
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I didn't like it. Very disappointed Prosecco Color Reviving Gloss is no longer available. I've used it along with Nocera 9N for 6 years and have loved it! I've received numerous unsolicited compliments, asking "who does you hair"? The chatbot "Ask Madi" recommended the Crema as an alternative. Unfortunately, it was not suitable either. At this point, I'm not feeling great about my hair anymore.
Great product
Reviewed at
I use it once or twice a month. When I color my roots sometimes I'm left with a few slightly different colors on my shoulder length hair. It helps take out brassiness and help even out the color
This stuff is great
Reviewed at
When my hair starts feeling a little rough, I use it. Leaves hair feeling wonderful. Not limp or flyaway- maybe slightly thicker and soft.
Great product
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I use once or twice a month. Love how it makes my hair look shiny. I get a lot of of compliments!
Not what I thought
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I have used it three times and see absolutely no difference
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- Q
I got highlights on brown hair highlights look brassy and dri3ed out my hair will this help
- Asked by kim
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! What is needed depends on the exact tones exposed. Espresso works for red-orange tones. For yellow tones, Crema would be the better option.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
I have naturally white hair - no color. Which gloss should I use?
- Asked by Snow White
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationWe would recommend the Glassa Clear gloss to add shine. You can also try the Crema Gloss if you have yellowing white or gray hair. This will help neutralize the unwanted yellow tones.Was this answer helpful to you
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Which gloss will look better with Barletta Brown? Miele or Expresso?
- Asked by Njena
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! Great question — it really depends on the tone you’re going for, since both shades can work. Miele will give you a slightly warmer, softer result, while Espresso will lean more cool-toned and deeper.Was this answer helpful to you
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If i have light brown hair what shade should be laurachoosing
- Asked by LJ
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationThis will depend on the tones you prefer in your hair. If you enjoy golden warmth, our Miele Gloss is a great option. If you prefer cooler tones and would like to add depth, Espresso is an excellent choice. If your goal is to reduce unwanted warmth without deepening the overall shade, Crema would be the best fit. In fact, all of our Glosses can be used on light brown hair—it simply comes down to the tones you’d like to enhance or neutralize.Was this answer helpful to you
- Q
Will this make my white hair go violet?
- Asked by Jilly
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationNo, this is our Espresso Gloss. It may lightly tint grays to a cooler brown tone. The Gloss is designed to be applied over already colored hair and is best used to enhance and refresh faded tone between color applications.Was this answer helpful to you