ROOT VANISH® from KIWABI™
Color Shampoo

I've been using it for a week and it's coming out so-so clean.
There are still a few white areas but I will use it some more.
It smells good and I am happy that it is easy to dye with shampoo, but the price is not so cute.
I am happy that it smells good and is easy to dye with shampoo, but the price is not very reasonable.
I would be happy if the quantity was a little larger.
I use it every day, so it would be better if it were a little easier to buy.

I purchased the dark brown. If I wash my hair with my bare hands, my nails get dyed brown, so I use a shampoo brush to wash my hair. My hair is fine and it dyes well. It also eliminates the smell on my scalp.

I use it once every two days and after about two weeks my grey hairs are less noticeable. I used to dye my hair at the salon but I don't think I need to.

My gray hairs are noticeable on my forehead, temples, and the top of my head, and when I pull them out, they look bald, so I was worried about dyeing them. I was looking for something that would suit my needs, because my skin itches and my eyes hurt from the irritation caused by perming solution and other chemicals.
I got information from the Internet that if I choose a shade darker than my own hair, I would not make a mistake, and that naturally derived hair dye is better, so I bought black.
Today is the 9th day.
On the first day, I did a partial patch test. Naturally, I didn't feel that the hair was dyed at all.
On the second day, I started in earnest...and sure enough, my eyes hurt and itched if I left it unwashed. I put on a shower cap to avoid dripping into my eyes, and washed my face and body after washing my hair.
After about 5 days, it was vaguely colored? I felt like it was, so I reviewed reviews and Youtube, and tried washing twice, with lots of foam, and letting it sit for at least 5 minutes.
It's pretty hard on the eyes.
I don't think the smell is like this during the wash. The pillow after going to bed also has a faint smell of permed hair, but it is not too bad.
After the third day, I started to notice that my hair was stiff and tangled, so I used a conditioner to finish it off (a non-silicone type). I use my own rinse as a finishing touch (non-silicone type).
The shine seems to disappear as more color is added. For me, I wanted angel ring level shine. I heard that there is also a conditioner, but I would like to use a general rinse in combination with it as a barometer of whether I am rinsing well.
The picture on the left is before use, and the right is after the 8th use. The forehead area was mixed with gray and brown hairs, but it looks as if it has been dyed somewhat.
However, it is difficult to dye too strong and healthy hair and shiny hair. Also, short hairs are not dyed.
Still, overall, I think the gray hairs became less noticeable.
However, it is hard to follow the procedure every day and rinse until no more colored water comes out. I am also concerned about the utility bill.
Also, when I rinse until no more colored water comes out, I prepare a white washbowl and check to see if I rinsed it.
Also, it can be removed by washing, but if it gets in the nail crevices, I have to wash my hands as much as I can. I use cheap polyethylene gloves to wash and rinse my hair. I am careful because I work with people.
I am considering whether to use the treatment next time based on these points.

It smells great and is easy to use. It doesn't dye my hair dramatically, but it does dye it gradually with a natural feel. I feel like my hair quality has improved.