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Product Options Available are as follows:
- Color : 3AA / 57D - Classic Coffee Brown
- Color : 3GN / 39G - Classic Sunset Brown
- Color : 3N / 83N - Classic Medium Neutral Brown
- Color : 3N / 83N - Classic Medium Neutral Brown
- Color : 4A / 46D - Classic Chestnut Brown
- Color : 4N / 84N - Classic Light Neutral Brown
- Color : 5GN / 35G - Classic Sunlit Brown
- Color : 5N / 85N - Classic Lightest Neutral Brown
- Color : 6AA / 32D - Classic Moonhaze
- Color : 6GN / 25G - Classic Sunblonde Brown
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- Color : 7A / 42D - Classic Moongold
- Color : 7N / 87N - Classic Medium Neutral Blonde
- Color : 8A / 28D - Classic Autumn Mist
- Color : 8GN / 27G - Classic Spring Honey
- Color : 8N / 88N - Classic Light Neutral Blonde
- Color : 9N / 89N - Classic Very Light Neutral Blonde
1*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
Clairol Professional Classic Collection is formulated to be gentle on the scalp when used as directed. However, if you have a sensitive scalp, perform a patch test 48 hours before application. If irritation occurs, discontinue use. For scalps with known sensitivities or conditions, consult a dermatologist before coloring.
Clairol Professional Classic Collection contains PPD (p-phenylenediamine) and other professional-grade colorants, along with conditioning agents and moisturizers. The formula includes ingredients designed to penetrate the hair shaft for permanent, long-lasting color. For a complete ingredient list, refer to the product packaging or contact Clairol directly.
Yes, Clairol Professional Classic Collection can be applied to previously colored hair. However, results may vary depending on your hair's current condition and color. On previously bleached hair, the color may process differently. For best results on damaged or previously treated hair, consider consulting a professional colorist or performing a strand test first.









