Cheong Dam Style Wine

The assortment is small and shade-specific. It is built around CHEONG DAM STYLE Wine Brown hair color, with both a shampoo-format product and Forest The Salon Gold Label dye pack options.

That makes it useful when you already want a warm red-brown direction and need to choose the format. It is not a broad CHEONG DAM STYLE catalog or a skincare page.

Wine Brown is a warmer red-brown shade direction. It usually suits hair that already has burgundy, red-brown, or warm brunette tones, because it can look more intentional against those lengths.

If your current hair is cool dark brown or neutral black-brown, Wine Brown may create a visible warmth shift. In that case, compare it with Chocolate Brown or Black Brown options before choosing.

The live assortment includes CHEONG DAM STYLE Ultra Dyed Shampoo Wine Brown 200ml. This is the shampoo-format option, so it fits shoppers who prefer color support through a wash routine rather than a separate dye session.

Use it only according to the product directions. Color shampoos can deposit tone, so be mindful of timing, rinsing, and contact with light towels or surfaces.

The live grid also includes Forest The Salon Color Gold Label Wine Brown in a 3 piece format and an 8 piece Pure Satch root-cover format. These are more direct dye-pack choices than the shampoo listing.

A smaller pack can make sense for first shade checks or limited use. The 8 piece root-cover listing is more practical when Wine Brown already matches your hair and you expect repeat touch-ups.

The Wine Brown x8 title mentions Pure Satch Cover White Hair Root Self, so it is relevant for visible regrowth. Wine Brown root coverage works best when the rest of the hair already has warm red-brown character.

If the lengths are cooler or much darker, the warm Wine Brown root area may stand out. Match the shade to your existing color before choosing the larger pack.

Follow package directions for any CHEONG DAM STYLE color product, whether shampoo or dye pack. Patch testing is important if your scalp is sensitive or if you have reacted to hair color before.

A strand test is also helpful for Wine Brown because red-brown tones can show differently on porous, lightened, or previously dyed hair. Testing first gives you a clearer idea of the final warmth.