Punky Cotton Candy Semi Permanent Hair Color - Vegan & Cruelty-Free Conditioning Hair Dye, Lasts Up to 35 Washes, 3.5 fl oz
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Color: Cotton Candy
Size: 3.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)
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- Semi Permanent Conditioning Hair Dye: Perfectly pastel! Punky Cotton Candy Semi Permanent Conditioning Hair Color is a dazzling pale pink shade to transform and condition your hair for a soft & silky brand new look with zero commitments. Go for an ultra-feminine hairstyle!
- Non-Damaging & Conditions Hair: No need to add peroxide so this hair color is safe for all hair types. This will nourish strands, prevent breakage and over-drying, leaving hair silky soft, and healthy-looking. Go for fashionable hair color without hair damage!
- Long-Lasting & Vibrant Hair Color: With color-enhancing Keratin Complex for a more lasting intense, vivid color. It fades in up to 35 shampoos, so you can try trendy colors and transform your style. Mix and match to multi-tonal hair, ombre, or holographic hues!
- Easy To Use & Apply Hair Tint: Hair color made easy with Punky! Just apply the color evenly from hair roots to ends with a tinting brush, comb through and leave on approximately 15-30 minutes and then rinse out. Easy peasy! Switch up your hairstyle now!
- Trusted By Pros For Ultimate Hair Care: A leader in the hair color industry! Punky Colour continually works to bring you the brightest, boldest, most amped-up products and excellent customer service. Achieve head-turning looks using Punky Colour products and expert techniques!
Color: Cotton Candy
Package Information: Bottle
Product Benefits: Transform color and condition your hair for a soft & silky brand new look with zero commitments
Brand: Punky
Item Form: Liquid
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 6 x 4 x 4 inches; 3.53 ounces
Item model number : 90730
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Manufacturer : American International Industries
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Customer Reviews: 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 31,467 ratings
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