When comparing Joico's 'Color Intensity' vs Fudge Hair Colour, the Slant community recommends Fudge Hair Colour for most people. In the question“What are the best semi-permanent hair dyes for unnatural colors?” Fudge Hair Colour is ranked 3rd while Joico's 'Color Intensity' is ranked 6th. The most important reason people chose Fudge Hair Colour is:
A less committed colour choice. Washes out much quicker than Manic, with less staining.
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Pros
Pro High end salon results
Pro Helps leave hair gorgeously conditioned + amps up shine
Contains the ultra nourishing Kukui Nut Oil.
Pro Consistency of the dye is easy to work with
Pro You can learn professional techniques from videos on their site
Pro Color stays for a long time
The color will stay lovely and vibrant for weeks on end.
Pro They make metallic colors as well
Pro 2O vibrant intermixable shades last 15 shampoos
When applied using their directions and using Joico's Color Endure or K-Pack Color Therapy shampoo as well as K-Pack Cuticle Sealer and finishing product INtesne Hydrator. You will absolutely see a feel a major difference in the health of your hair.
Pro High quality professional product
Pro Guaranteed healthier hair after every color application
Contains K-PAK’s powerful Quadramine Complex®.
Pro Temporary, not semi-permanent
A less committed colour choice. Washes out much quicker than Manic, with less staining.
Pro Decent colour range
Though not as extensive as Manic, there is a diverse colour range that blends together nicely.
Cons
Con Fades so fast
Only after one wash green faded to blue.
Con Difficult to find outside of Europe
It's difficult to find the product in Canada and the US. Websites that will ship it outside of Europe (like Amazon) usually put quite a markup on the price.
Con Unpredictable wash out time
The wash time can vary between very few, to quite a lot before the colour disappears (many users say it disappears quite quickly).
Con Shampoo and Conditioner do not perform
Their shampoo range makes no difference to colour staying time.