Oh! So I've tried this Rose Gold Temporary Tint by Kristen S. It's a spray, it's not a mask, it's not a shampoo. It's a spray, which is very interesting. So this is how you use it. You have to wash your hair and then you spray it on top of your wet or lightly damp hair. If you have very blonde hair, you probably are gonna get beautiful pink shade. I got just a little bit of pink undertone on my highlights. I'm not fully blonde, I have just highlights. And compared to Depositive Mask by Moroccan Oil, which I love better, it doesn't give you shine. So this thing doesn't give you shine and your hair might look even more dry, but Moroccan Oil Depositive Mask will give you nourishing effect and your hair will be shiny and it gave me more color than this spray.

Sasha

Sasha recently tried the KES Rose Gold Temporary Tint by Kristin Ess and shared her thoughts in a video review. She found it interesting that this product is a spray, not a mask or shampoo. To use it, Sasha recommends washing your hair first and then spraying the tint onto wet or lightly damp hair. If you have very blonde hair, you can expect a beautiful pink shade, while those with highlights may notice a subtle pink undertone. Sasha compared this tint to the Depositive Mask by Moroccan Oil, noting that the KES spray doesn't provide as much shine and may make your hair appear drier. However, the Moroccan Oil mask offers a nourishing effect and more color. Overall, Sasha's review suggests that the KES Rose Gold Temporary Tint is a decent option for adding a touch of pink to your hair, but if you're looking for shine and nourishment, the Moroccan Oil mask might be a better choice.

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Video Review of #KRISTIN ESS KES Rose Gold Temporary Tint by Sasha

Video Review of #KRISTIN ESS KES Rose Gold Temporary Tint by Sasha