Things - Hair Colouring - L'oreal Casting Creme Gloss in Black Cherry

I decided to get rid of some growing out ombreish bits in my hair for a more Autumnly colour.
I decided on the L'oreal Casting Creme Gloss as I've used their colours in the past and I've been happy with the condition and the colours have been ok. I hadn't tried this one in the past and thought it looked nice on the box so thought I would give it a go.

The procedure is really easy, you should do the patch test first then proceed if you don't have any reactions.
This is what you get in the box...♡

You need to wet your hair then towel dry it thoroughly first.
All you then need to do is pierce the pink tube then squeeze it into the white pot close that lid give it a really good shake then take the little cap off immediately to avoid it bursting.

Pop your gloves on then apply the mixture.
Your supposed to apply the colour in sections but the way I did it was to have my hair in my normal parting then apply a generous amount of colour, I then put some on sections under either side of my parting then ended up just squirting it on and massaging it all through my hair. I would stick to sections if you have greys to make sure you get them all.
I then left it on for around 20mins.
You then need to massage some warm water around your hair then rinse until the water runs clear, which does take quite some time.
You then apply some royal jelly formulation which makes your hair super shiny.
Before...♡ 

And here's the end result...♡  (oops I've somehow deleted it there's an image on my Instagram link here)
I am rather impressed with the result, the colour isn't probably as bright as the box but it never is! I do nevertheless really like the colour and I think I will be continuing to use it throughout the colder months, the colour is supposed to last 28 washes but we'll see how it goes!
Have you tried any home colorants recently?, how did they go?