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•Vibrant copper blonde
•Full gray coverage
•Infused with fruit extracts •For lasting shine and soft, healthy hair.
This salon-quality formula is designed to deliver full gray coverage while infusing your hair with radiant copper-gold tones that glow in natural light. Enriched with natural fruit extracts, the cream-based dye nourishes and protects your hair as it colors, leaving it soft, shiny, and full of life. The smooth, rich consistency ensures easy, even application for long-lasting, multidimensional results. Whether you’re refreshing your color or going bold, this shade provides the perfect balance of brightness and depth.
Product Features
1.Permanent Hair Color: Delivers intense, fade-resistant color
2.Full Gray Coverage: Effectively conceals gray hairs for an even finish
3.Fruit Extract-Enriched Formula: Nourishes and protects during the coloring process
4.Creamy Texture: Allows smooth, even application without drips
Caution
Follow all safety instructions provided in the product packaging
Keep out of reach from children
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This 7C Medium Copper Blonde is a powerhouse product. It delivers professional-grade pigmentation, excellent gray coverage, and serious shine. Whether you are a DIY beginner or a pro on a budget, this tube delivers. I’m stocking up because it’s become my signature color. Highly recommended.
My friends keep asking me what salon I go to, and they don’t believe me when I say I did it in my bathroom for under ten dollars. The complexity of the color is what makes it look expensive-it has highs and lows, not just a flat blanket of color. It looks like professional work.
I used this to lighten my arm hair. I brushed it on for 10 minutes. It lifted the dark hair to a copper-blonde that blends with my skin tone better than black hair. It’s less itchy than shaving stubble. A weird beauty hack, but effective if you want less visible body hair!
I used this to dye a synthetic wig using the “ink bath” method (mixing dye with rubbing alcohol). It worked! It tinted the blonde wig to a soft peach-copper color. It didn’t damage the fibers. It’s a cheap way to customize cosplay wigs without buying expensive fabric dyes. The color is surprisingly even.
I recommended this to my mom who has 100% white hair. We used 20 volume developer. It turned out a bright, shiny penny copper. She loves it! It covers the white completely with no transparency. She says she feels vibrant and visible again. It’s a great confidence booster for older women who want to have fun with color.