Hair Dye Crazy Colour Black

A temporary hair Dye from Renbow, easy to use as follows: Do not mix with hydrogen peroxide, Wash your hair with an acid balanced shampoo, to correct the acidity of the hair and allow for the best colouring results. Apply CRAZY COLOR to wet hair with a brush, laying color on the entire length of the hair shaft, stopping about ¼-inch away from the scalp. Begin at the nape of the neck and work upward through the head of hair. Comb Crazy Color until it becomes frothy. This indicates that the complex color pigments used in CRAZY COLOR have penetrated into hair. Lighter shades of CRAZY COLOR will require more combing to obtain maximum results. CRAZY COLOR will process at room temperature in 15 minutes. More resistant hair may benefit from placing a plastic cap on the hair and processing for 30 minutes. At no time - and for no reason - should peroxide be used with CRAZY COLOR. Do not use alkaline products with CRAZY COLOR and do not mix it with permanent hair coloring products. Alkalinity upsets the delicate balanced state that is essential to obtain the maximum pigmentation and conditioning effects of CRAZY COLOR. The temporary nature of CRAZY COLOR depends upon the frequency of shampooing and the porosity of the hair. The more porous the hair, the most vibrant and longer-lasting the color will be. CRAZY COLOR cream is a conditioning temporary color. It is not recommended for clients with more than 10% white hair. For exotic, vibrant colors, the hair must be bleached to the light yellow stage and crazy color cream applied exactly as it is supplied, without the addition of any other substances. CRAZY COLOR is an excellent medium for those who want to experience the mixing of primary, secondary and tertiary colors

Colour Guide Information

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