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Revlon Colorstay Longwear Permanent Cream Colour
Revlon Colorstay Longwear Permanent Cream Colour
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Product Description ColorStay technology delivers long-lasting colour results with 100 percent grey coverage for vibrant, rich and beautiful looking hair, for weeks.With 100 percent natural murumuru butter and macadamia oil.Restore vibrancy just like day 1 with the unique colour booster mask which revives colour just like at week 4.Up to 8 weeks of rich, vibrant colour.Available in 16 multi-dimensional shades. Creamy, non-drip formula for easy application. For all bases and hair types. Vegan, formula without adding mineral oil or silicones. Directions Although not directly given in the JSON data, I have attempted to derive the directions from the product's website and summarize them as follows: 1. Conduct an allergy test 24 hours before coloring. 2. Apply color to dry and detangled hair. 3. Mix color and developer in a non-metallic bowl. 4. Apply color from roots to ends. 5. Leave on for 25-35 minutes. 6. Rinse and apply the after-color conditioner.
- High performance vegan hair colour
- 100% grey coverage
- Up to 8 weeks of colour
- Colour booster mask restores vibrancy just like day one
- Revives the intensity of colour at week 3 or 4 in just 5 minutes
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165 ml (Pack of 1), 165 ml (Pack of 2) |
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