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Clairol Natural Instincts Semi-Permanent No Ammonia Hair Dye, 6 Light Brown
Clairol Natural Instincts Semi-Permanent No Ammonia Hair Dye, 6 Light Brown
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Clairol Natural Instincts Semi-Permanent No Ammonia Hair Dye, 6 Light Brown
Regular price
£3.16 GBP
Regular price
£6.32 GBP
Sale price
£3.16 GBP
Unit price
per
Shipping calculated at checkout.
- Shade 6 Light Brown is great for covering greys and neutralising brassy tones
- A SEMI-PERMANENT HAIR DYE WITH NO AMMONIA: A non-damaging and a short-term way to colour your locks
- A GENTLE CONDITIONING COLOUR: Formula made with 80 Percent naturally derived ingredients, and includes coconut oil and aloe vera for hair that feels healthy
- ENHANCES YOUR NATURAL COLOUR AND BOOSTS SHINE, NATURALLY: Enjoy rich, natural looking colour results that are even from root to tip
- LOW COMMITMENT HAIR DYE: It fades gradually, lasting up to 28 washes and leaves no harsh root line
- Doesn't lighten your colour, but adds beautiful tones and depth
- Perfect for first-time colourers and women who want to enhance their natural colour without the commitment of a permanent colour
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