Hair dye semi permanent.

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Maria inês P.

Sep 20, 2013

Maria inês P.

So I bleached my hair to a light brown and now I'm thinking of using some semi permanent hair dye (I'm not sure about the color yet) but I've never used anything like that, any sugestions on the brand and everything?

Savannah W.

Sep 20, 2013

Savannah W.

Manic panic is all natural and will not damage your hair anyway.

Danielle B.

Sep 21, 2013

Danielle B.

^^All semi permanent haircolors are ammonia and peroxide free. It basically is a stain. This is not some that varies from brand to brand. Manic Panic is also probably one of the worst semi permanents I have ever seen. They market themselves as "natural, vegan, vegtable damage free haircolor." This is a bunch of bullshit theg fill your head with so you will buy their awful and overpriced product that doesn't do anything different than any over semi permanent haircolor. Except it washes out in half of the time normally. Splat is also terrible. N' rage and the Ion "Brights" from Sally Beauty supply work well. If you can find it anywhere, try the Paul Mitchel "Ink Works." You probably will not be able to get them, but if you can find them online somewhere go for it. But it is normally only sold in professional supply stores.

Maria inês P.

Sep 21, 2013

Maria inês P.

Thanks girls, I'm probably going for la riche directions, I saw some reviews and it seems okay, have you ever used it?

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