Silky Milk Tea
Silky Milk Tea is one of two launch shades for Rock Colour Shampoo in Malaysia: a soft, warm brown for hair that has been lightened and wants to stay warm rather than drift brassy-yellow.
Milk tea is the shade people ask for by name in the salon chair: a warm brown with the sweetness left in, not a flat chocolate and not an ashy coffee.
Who it is for
Hair that has already been lightened, with warm-to-neutral undertones. If your colour is sliding towards raw yellow between salon visits, a warm brown deposit is what puts the “tea” back in milk tea. If your base already reads warm, this settles it rather than pushing it further toward orange. It is also one of the most consistently popular fashion colours in Malaysia, across home-dye and toning products alike.
How to use it
For everyday upkeep, mix it into your regular shampoo and leave it 3–5 minutes — most people should start here. Just come from the salon with freshly bleached hair (base level 7–10) and want a stronger first hit of colour? Use it on its own for 10–20 minutes instead, then switch back to the mixed method to maintain the result.
What to expect
Deposit shampoos are cumulative and gentle by design. One wash is a nudge; a routine is the result. How visible it is depends on how light your base is and how porous your hair has become — read your ends in daylight, with no filter, rather than guessing. It works best on hair that has been pre-lightened; on natural, unlightened colour there is very little for the pigment to hold onto.
Not sure Milk Tea is the right call? Take the 3-question shade quiz →, then check how far your colour has faded in the purple shampoo guide.
How to use
Lather on wet hair
- Method 1 · mixed with shampoo — Leave for 3–5 minutes, then rinse (Everyday colour maintenance)
- Method 2 · colour play, used on its own — Leave for 10–20 minutes, then rinse (Bleached hair at base level 7–10)
Both methods are official. If the Malaysian packaging says a different time, follow the packaging.
Please note: This product is not a hair dye and does not cover grey hair.
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