Revlon Hair Dye

Revlon ColorSilk Hair Dye & Hair Colour:

Revlon hair dye in this collection focuses on the ColorSilk Beautiful Colour range, with 10 at-home hair colours spanning black, brown, auburn, burgundy and blonde shades. The ammonia-free formulas use Revlon 3D Colour Gel Technology to create long-lasting, natural-looking, multi-tonal colour from root to tip, with keratin and silk amino acids incorporated into the formula.

Brown & Black Revlon Hair Colour:

For darker shades, the range includes Black, Black Brown and Dark Brown, providing several levels of depth rather than a single dark option. Brown shades extend into Medium Rich Brown, Dark Mahogany Brown and Light Golden Brown, allowing you to choose between more neutral, rich, mahogany and warm golden tones.

These shades are particularly useful when choosing Revlon hair colour for grey coverage. ColorSilk is formulated to provide 100% grey coverage while maintaining multi-dimensional colour rather than a flat, single-tone appearance.

Blonde, Auburn & Burgundy Shades:

The lighter end of the collection includes Dark Ash Blonde and Ash Blonde. Both are useful options for shoppers specifically seeking cooler blonde tones rather than golden shades.

For warmer or red-toned colour, Medium Auburn offers a classic auburn option, while Burgundy provides a deeper, more distinctive red-purple shade. Dark Mahogany Brown sits between the brown and red colour families, making it worth considering if you want rich brown colour with warmer undertones.

Ammonia-Free ColorSilk Formula:

Across the collection, Revlon ColorSilk combines specially blended dyes, conditioners and polymers with keratin and silk amino acids. An ultra-hydrating cream conditioner is included for use after colouring, providing additional conditioning and shine.

When choosing your Revlon hair dye, compare both the shade number and colour description. Consider your starting hair colour, whether you prefer warm or cool undertones, and the depth of colour you want. For similar-looking shades, distinctions such as ash, golden, mahogany and rich brown can make an important difference to the final tone.