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Madison Reed Color Reviving Gloss
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Summary
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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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- Q
Will this work on non color treated hair? I wanted to add some shine/color boost to my natural brown hair.
- Asked by Lucy
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! Yes, the shine benefit works on both natural and color-treated hair.Was this answer helpful to you
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I have dark hair and bright highlights. I want to tone down my highlights without effecting my natural color too much. will this tone down my highlights?
- Asked by Carly
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! Yes, the glosses can help tone down highlights, please keep in mind they last 6-8 shampoos.Was this answer helpful to you
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I have used Lucca Light Brown for several years. The midlength and ends of my shoulder length hair turn coppery in the sun. I would like to try a hair gloss to bring me back to the Lucca Light Brown color. Would you suggest Miele or Crema hair gloss?
- Asked by Linda
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! If trying to reduce warmth, cool tones are needed. Miele will enhance the warmth, Crema will tone out yellow tones.Was this answer helpful to you
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Can I dye my partially blonde bleached hair darker to match my root with this?
- Asked by Stephy
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationWe’d love to help you with this hair color journey. This will be a two-step coloring process to gorgeous results. When going lighter in color, tone and pigment are removed from the hair. In order to go darker, those tones and pigments need to be reintroduced back into the hair in order for maximum tonal result and color longevity. We suggest you add warmth back into your hair with our Amaretto Gloss. For the application, we'd recommend applying this gloss first over the previous lighter sections. Let the Gloss process for 25 minutes. After that, rinse and shampoo the gloss out. Once your hair is dry, you can apply the the new color.Was this answer helpful to you
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Hi I have medium brown hair and want to go darker what color would work
- Asked by Haley
- Official Answer By Madison Reed - SyndicationHello! Great question. The formula varies depending on the brand used. To find your best match we suggest taking our color quiz here: https://www.madison-reed.com/color-advisor-ultaWas this answer helpful to you
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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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Save your money
Applied the Espresso gloss to level 6 virgin hair with maybe 15% gray. Followed directions exactly, washed/conditioned with Madison Reed. Absolutely no visible difference, a total waste of money.
Color ok, smells like pinesol & not a gloss
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The effect on my color was ok, but it smells HORRIBLE. Literally like pine-scented floor cleaner. I would call this more of a toner than a gloss. And my hair feels a little fried.
First time user - Amaretto Gloss
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Pretty impressed so far! Hoping it holds up in washings. I was able to use half the bottle to achieve this look. Half leftover for another application. It made my dull brown hair pop with shine and took my faded balayage caramel color to a beautiful auburn. Overall it reddened my hair. Which I have some natural red so it was fun to pull that out more. My hair mega shiny! Pictures posted are only a week apart for reference. Cloudy vs sunny lighting in the pics too is an important detail.
Just the perfect amount of TLC
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Absolutely loved the product. I used it while I did my root touch up so perfectly timed and no messy drips. Left my hair feeling so soft and silky. Smells amazing too.
had to throw out
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made my hair fall out/shed like CRAZY. i used this once and it started happening so i stopped and the hair loss lessened. tried it again to see if it actually was the product that was the issue and it was. love their hair color though.