Adore Semi Permanent Hair Color- Indigo Blue 112

Description:

Immerse yourself in the deep and captivating world of Adore's Indigo Blue. A shade that strikes the perfect balance between the mysteries of the night sky and the allure of precious gemstones. With its signature commitment to hair health and color vivacity, Adore's semi-permanent formula ensures that while your hair might be blue, its health and vitality won't be compromised.

Features:

- Deep and captivating Indigo Blue shade for a bold and confident transformation.

- Comprises of natural ingredients that prioritize hair health alongside luminous color.

- Absent of harsh chemicals such as ammonia, alcohol, and peroxide, minimizing potential hair damage.

- The semi-permanent formula ensures color longevity even through several wash cycles.

- Conditions and revives hair, leaving it soft, shiny, and enriched post-application.

How to Use:

1. Begin with clean, towel-dried hair.

2. Ensure to wear protective gloves to prevent hand staining.

3. Apply the color generously, ensuring full coverage from roots to tips.

4. Comb through to distribute the product evenly.

5. Allow the color to process for 15-30 minutes or as directed on the package.

6. Rinse thoroughly with cool water until the water runs clear and style as desired.

Benefits:

- Achieve a deep, mesmerizing Indigo Blue hue.

- Natural ingredients ensure hair remains nourished and undamaged.

- Prolonged color vibrancy due to its semi-permanent nature.

- Hair feels conditioned and enriched after application, enhancing its natural texture.

Pro Tips:

- It's recommended to always follow the package instructions for optimal results.

- To avoid unexpected reactions, conduct a patch test before applying the product.

- To maintain the vibrancy of Indigo Blue, use color-safe, sulfate-free hair care products.

- If aiming for a unique shade, Adore colors can be mixed for a personalized hue.

Note: The final outcome may differ based on your natural hair color, its health, and prior color treatments. To best gauge the expected result, consider doing a strand test before a full application.