- Vibrant Color: Bold Colours Semi-Permanent Hair Colour in Pink provides a striking pink hue that stands out and is perfect for those wanting a temporary change.
- Nourishing Ingredients: Enriched with wheat protein and quinoa, this formula helps maintain your hair's health while delivering bold color.
- Easy Application: The kit comes with everything needed for a hassle-free application at home, including gloves and a clarifying shampoo.
- Ideal for Light Hair: Best results are achieved on naturally light blonde or bleached hair, ensuring a vivid outcome without compromising the integrity of your locks.
USD 7.13
SWANSON VITAMINS
Bold Colours Semi-Permanent Hair Colour - Pink
USD 7.13
Specs
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Natural Ingredients
Hair Care Ingredients
Hair coloring agent
Semi-Permanent Hair Color
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Product Details
Conventional? Not you! Go bold with Tints of Nature Bold Colours Semi-Permanent Hair Colour. This vibrant purple hair color delivers dramatic color without PPDs, PTD or resorcinol. Kit includes clarifying shampoo to prep hair, gloves, colorant and developing cap. Best results will be seen on bleached or naturally light blonde hair. Not recommended for gray or white hair. Lasts 3-6 washes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the color last?
The color lasts for approximately 3-6 washes, making it a semi-permanent option for those looking to experiment with their hair color.
Is this product suitable for all hair types?
This product is intended for use on natural blonde or bleached hair. It is not recommended for gray or white hair.
What are the key ingredients in this hair color?
The formula includes nourishing wheat protein and quinoa, designed to help maintain the health of your hair while providing vibrant color.
Can I use this product at home?
Yes, the kit includes everything you need for application at home, including gloves and a developing cap.
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