BLEACH LONDON I Saw Red Super Cool Colour Semi-Permanent Hair Colour Cream
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Product Description
Unleash your creativity and transform your look with BLEACH LONDON I Saw Red Super Cool Colour. This non-permanent hair colour cream allows you to experiment with a fiery shade of red without the long-term commitment. Perfect for those who love to change their style on a whim, this vibrant colour fades gradually over several washes, giving you the flexibility to switch things up whenever you choose.
Designed to work beautifully on fair or pre-lightened hair, this cream mask works its magic in just 30 minutes. With BLEACH LONDON I Saw Red, you can enjoy a bold, eye-catching mane that’s sure to turn heads. The easy-to-use formula ensures that you can apply it at home, giving you salon-quality results without the hefty price tag.
Whether you want to make a statement at a festival, revamp your everyday look, or simply indulge in a bit of fun, this striking hue has got you covered. Treat yourself to a splash of colour and embrace your vibrant side with BLEACH LONDON I Saw Red Super Cool Colour, the perfect choice for trendsetters and adventurers alike.
Product details
Hair Type: Coloured
Ingredient Highlights: Vegan friendly.
Formulated without: Contains no animal derived ingredients.
Good to know: This product is cruelty free.
Made In: London, UK
Delivery & Returns
This product is eligible for free standard delivery with Beauty Bay. Orders are expected to arrive 3-5 days after dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Worldwide delivery generally available, delivery costs vary by region, full list and postage costs available during checkout.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 14 days, see their website for further information.
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