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What it is:
If bold and dramatic hair colors are your jam, you need the Clairol Jazzing No-Ammonia No-Peroxide Hair Color. With 15 sizzling hair shades to choose from, we are sure there is one for you! From vibrant shades of pink to blue and purple, this hair color collection has all the unique colors you love. These are semi-permanent, temporary hair colors that are trendy, fun, and unexpected. Spice up your hair color today with these shiny-sheer shades.
What it does:
These great hair color shades are temporary when no heat is applied and semi-permanent when it is. They are perfect for brightening, enhancing, refreshing, and conditioning your hair. Add a pop of color in no time. If colors like Bold Gold, Cherry Cola, Spiced Cognac, and Black Cherry have you intrigued, you should check out the rest of the colors.
What else you need to know:
All of the hair colors are ammonia and peroxide free. It can be used after a relaxer treatment. Shines, conditions and adds some spice to your life!
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Clairol Jazzing is formulated without ammonia and peroxide, making it gentler on the scalp compared to traditional permanent hair color. However, we recommend performing a patch test 24-48 hours before application, especially if you have a history of scalp sensitivity or allergies. If irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
Clairol Jazzing is a demi-permanent hair color that typically lasts 24 shampoos or about 4-6 weeks, depending on hair porosity, water hardness, and how frequently you wash your hair. The color gradually fades with each wash rather than growing out with a harsh line.
Yes, Clairol Jazzing can be applied to previously colored hair, including hair treated with relaxers, perms, or bleach. Since it contains no ammonia or peroxide, it won't further damage already-processed hair. However, results may vary depending on your current hair color and condition—we recommend consulting with a professional colorist for best results on heavily processed hair.