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Casting Crème Gloss 500 light brown hair colour

Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour gives a natural, shiny light brown, without ammonia.

  • Tone on tone: up to 32 shampoos.
  • Gloss balm: for shiny hair.
  • Allergy test: 48 hours before application.

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Description

Revive your brown and camouflage the first grey hairs with the Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour from L’Oréal Paris. This tone-on-tone colour without ammonia gives a deep, natural light brown. It covers grey hair without a regrowth line.

Its formula relies on a gloss complex with glycolic acid, present in the treatment that ends the application. The brand claims shinier, silkier hair and a colour that lasts up to 32 shampoos. Casting colour fades gradually, with no clear line between roots and lengths.

The box contains a complete colour kit, with its cream, gloves and gloss balm. Do an allergy test 48 hours beforehand, as the manufacturer requires. Apply to dry or damp hair, leave on, then rinse and apply the balm. On a base that is already dark, a shorter leave-in time avoids too dark a result.

Depending on your starting colour

Dark blondeA deep light brown

Light brownA revived light brown

Brown or blackStays brown: no lightening

Tone on tone, ammonia-free

Covers the first grey hairs

No regrowth line

 

Our verdict on this Casting Crème Gloss hair colour

Review written by the Aura Capillaire team · Updated on 19 September 2026

We have read buyers’ feedback on this Casting Crème Gloss hair colour to pick out what comes up most often, good and not so good.

The strengths

  • A deep, natural brown, true to the model for many users.
  • Soft, shiny hair: after application, thanks to the gloss balm.
  • An application that is easy to do yourself, on dry or damp hair.
  • An ammonia-free formula, for a tone-on-tone colour that fades gently.

Good to know

  • A result that can come out darker: on some bases, the light brown leans towards dark brown. Do a strand test and shorten the leave-in time if needed.
  • A tone-on-tone colour: it covers a few grey hairs well, less well a very white head of hair. Also check that the box contains cream, gloves and balm, and do the allergy test 48 hours beforehand.

Where we lean: to revive a brown and camouflage a few grey hairs without ammonia, this is a gentle, simple colour. If you want stronger coverage, the ammonia-free permanent colour Olia 5.0 below lasts longer. For other shades, browse our permanent hair colour.

Our verdict at a glance on Casting Crème Gloss 500 light brown ammonia-free hair colour

 

Casting 500, Casting 415, Garnier Olia 5.0 or Garnier Olia 6.0?

Ammonia-free brown colour comes from several brands. Here is how this Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour compares with the three other most popular colours.

Colour Shade Type Ideal for
Casting 500
L’Oréal Paris · this colour
Light brown Tone on tone Revive a brown
Casting 415
L’Oréal Paris
— Tone on tone Another shade
Olia 5.0
Garnier
Light brown Permanent Cover grey
Olia 6.0
Garnier
Very light brown Permanent Lighten slightly

The Casting Crème Gloss 415 shade stays in the same tone-on-tone range. It suits anyone looking for another brown tone. The 500 shade keeps a simple, natural light brown.

The Garnier Olia 5.0 light brown colour is a permanent, ammonia-free colour. It lasts longer than a tone-on-tone. Casting is gentler and fades without a visible line.

The Garnier Olia 6.0 very light brown colour aims at a lighter brown, as a permanent colour. It suits anyone who wants to lighten their base slightly. For a light brown that blends in, Casting 500 is more flexible.

 

Your questions about this Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour

Casting 500 colour too dark?

On some bases, the result leans towards a darker brown. Do a strand test before the full application. A shorter leave-in time helps keep a light shade.

Casting colour for grey hair?

It covers the first grey hairs with a natural result. On a very white head of hair, a permanent colour covers better. Always do an allergy test 48 hours beforehand.

What is the difference between Casting 500 and Garnier Olia 5.0?

Casting 500 is a tone-on-tone, ammonia-free colour that fades gradually. Olia 5.0 is a permanent colour, also ammonia-free. Olia lasts longer, Casting is gentler.

Find more hair colours in our permanent hair colour.

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L'Oréal Paris

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Casting 500, Casting 415, Garnier Olia 5.0 or Garnier Olia 6.0?

Ammonia-free brown colour comes from several brands. Here is how this Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour compares with the three other most popular colours.

Colour Shade Type Ideal for
Casting 500
L’Oréal Paris · this colour
Light brown Tone on tone Revive a brown
Casting 415
L’Oréal Paris
— Tone on tone Another shade
Olia 5.0
Garnier
Light brown Permanent Cover grey
Olia 6.0
Garnier
Very light brown Permanent Lighten slightly

The Casting Crème Gloss 415 shade stays in the same tone-on-tone range. It suits anyone looking for another brown tone. The 500 shade keeps a simple, natural light brown.

The Garnier Olia 5.0 light brown colour is a permanent, ammonia-free colour. It lasts longer than a tone-on-tone. Casting is gentler and fades without a visible line.

The Garnier Olia 6.0 very light brown colour aims at a lighter brown, as a permanent colour. It suits anyone who wants to lighten their base slightly. For a light brown that blends in, Casting 500 is more flexible.

Our verdict on this Casting Crème Gloss hair colour

Review written by the Aura Capillaire team · Updated on 19 September 2026

We have read buyers’ feedback on this Casting Crème Gloss hair colour to pick out what comes up most often, good and not so good.

The strengths

  • A deep, natural brown, true to the model for many users.
  • Soft, shiny hair: after application, thanks to the gloss balm.
  • An application that is easy to do yourself, on dry or damp hair.
  • An ammonia-free formula, for a tone-on-tone colour that fades gently.

Good to know

  • A result that can come out darker: on some bases, the light brown leans towards dark brown. Do a strand test and shorten the leave-in time if needed.
  • A tone-on-tone colour: it covers a few grey hairs well, less well a very white head of hair. Also check that the box contains cream, gloves and balm, and do the allergy test 48 hours beforehand.

Where we lean: to revive a brown and camouflage a few grey hairs without ammonia, this is a gentle, simple colour. If you want stronger coverage, the ammonia-free permanent colour Olia 5.0 below lasts longer. For other shades, browse our permanent hair colour.

Our verdict at a glance on Casting Crème Gloss 500 light brown ammonia-free hair colour

Your questions about this Casting Crème Gloss 500 hair colour

Casting 500 colour too dark?

On some bases, the result leans towards a darker brown. Do a strand test before the full application. A shorter leave-in time helps keep a light shade.

Casting colour for grey hair?

It covers the first grey hairs with a natural result. On a very white head of hair, a permanent colour covers better. Always do an allergy test 48 hours beforehand.

What is the difference between Casting 500 and Garnier Olia 5.0?

Casting 500 is a tone-on-tone, ammonia-free colour that fades gradually. Olia 5.0 is a permanent colour, also ammonia-free. Olia lasts longer, Casting is gentler.

Find more hair colours in our permanent hair colour.

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