L'Oréal Technique HiColor Violet & Blacks Permanent Hair Color – Anti-Breakage Ceramide R Complex, 3–4 Level Lift, No Brass

Overview

L'Oréal Technique HiColor Violet & Blacks is a permanent color formulated for dark bases, from deep black to mid brown. In a single step, it lifts the base 3–4 levels, neutralizes orange tones to reduce brassiness, and deposits a rich shade of your choosing. The creamy formula also aims to condition as it colors, helping you move toward a vibrant, long-lasting result without the need for prior lightening.

With quick processing time and dedicated shade fidelity, this color system is designed for home use that fits into a busy routine. The combination of lift, tone, and deposit creates a balanced, true-to-shade appearance that remains visible across multiple washes.

Key benefits

• Lifts dark bases by 3–4 levels in one step, reducing brassiness.
• Deposits a vivid violet or black shade with fade-resistant results.
• Ceramide R Complex adds conditioning support during color processing.
• Rich, smooth cream formula penetrates evenly for uniform coverage.
• No pre-lightening required and a relatively quick 30-minute processing window.

Why choose HiColor for dark bases

This color system is designed for at-home use with straightforward steps, helping to achieve a deeper shade on darker hair without the extra prep. The result is a lasting color that stays close to the intended tone, provided color care follows the recommended routine.

Usage and care tips

• Follow the included instructions for a safe, controlled application.
• Do a strand test to assess lift and shade outcome before full application.
• Rinse until the water runs clear and use color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo to preserve tone.
• Store and handle as directed to maintain product quality and performance.

Manufactured in the United States and designed for ease of use, HiColor aims to provide a practical option for achieving bold, long-lasting color at home. Individual results can vary based on starting base color and hair condition, so consider these factors when planning color changes.