100ml Bleach Free Color Dye Cream Low Ammonia Smell Hair Color for Blond and Brown Hair
JM Single Process Bleach Free Color Dye Cream Low Ammonia Smell Fashion Color
JM Single Process Bleach Free Color Dye Cream is a new innovative way to color your hair ! This paste is super easy to use and ideal for anyone who wants a daring color . This hair color is a coloring and bleaching in one . So do you feel like crazy or do you want to try a bright color before using a real hair dye , then the JM Single Process Bleach Free Color Dye Cream is perfect for you ! JM Single Process Bleach Free Color Dye Cream is absolutely not harmful to your hair ! You apply the formula effortlessly and it spreads through your hair easily . And you can mix them all together to create your own unique shade .
| Ingredient | Vegan |
| Formula | Cruelty free |
| Operation | Hair coloring and Bleaching in one |
| Speciality 1 | Apply effortlessly |
| Speciality 2 | Divides easily through your hair |
| Speciality 3 | Different shades on different hair tone |
| Speciality 4 | Suitable for both blond and brown hair |
| Speciality 5 | You can mix the different colors together for a unique look |
How to use :
Apply to dry hair
Before you start applying this hair dye
Cover your clothes by first placing a towel over your shoulders .
Take a small amount of hair dye and mix it with developer well then spread it with both hands over your hair .
You can also apply the hair dye on a comb to comb it through your hair .
Apply to wet hair
Dry your hair with a towel before applying the hair dye .
Cover your clothes by placing a towel over your shoulders .
Take a small amount of hair dye and mix it with developer well then spread it over both hands .
Then apply the hair dye to your hair using the stroking manner .
Dry your hair by using a hairdryer and brush your hair.
The color will dry nicely with a colorful finish .
For an intense wet look finish !
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