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Creme Of Nature Exotic Shine Permanent Hair Colour Honey Blonde 10.0
£6.99
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Product Description
You might think of permanent colour as harsh, damaging and drying, but with Creme of Nature's Exotic Shine Permanent Hair Colour, you can nourish your hair as you colour it.
This permanent dye is infused with argan oil and the brand's Micro-Sphere technology to condition and strengthen your strands. Argan oil locks in luminous shine, helping your colour look vibrant and hair silky. To prevent damage like breakage and dryness, the micro-spheres penetrate the hair shaft to fortify the hair as it colours it.
For healthier, more vibrant hair and 100% grey coverage, reach for this nourishing dye every time you colour your hair at home.
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Written by Gabriella Buckner, Beauty Editor
Product details
Hair Type: Formulated for all hair types
Hair Benefit: Shine, strengthening and hydrating
Hair Concern: Chemically treated, dry, damaged, brittle and dullness
Ingredient Highlights: Contains aloe vera, argan oil, dimethicone, glycerin, lanolin, oleic acid, olive oil, panthenol, vitamin e and witch hazel.
How long will it last?
About six to seven weeks.
Delivery & Returns
Products over £10.00 qualify for free standard delivery with Beauty Logistics, otherwise there is a charge of £1.49 with orders usually arriving within 1-3 days of dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
Conditions are subject to change, however this retailer's site suggests its returns policy is 14 days.
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By Malaika
Good colour.
