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Description
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Product Details
What it is:
The Clairol Professional Mix Tones Hair Color is a 4 pillar system that includes 21 intermixable shades along with 3 mix tone additives that allow you to create customized, rich, and radiant color results. And the best part! This intense color lasts up to 24 washes. That’s incredible.
What it does:
You can use the Mix Tones Hair Color by Clairol to lessen the intensity of any shade. A fantastic deep conditioning soy complex formula for professional-level hair color at home.
What else you need to know:
To release the Clairol Professional Mix Tones Hair Color’s best results, use it combined with the Clairol Professional demi-permanent developer. It is ammonia-free with no deposit or lift.
*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 Mix Tones contains a professional-grade color formula with conditioning agents designed to deliver vibrant tones while maintaining hair health. The formula includes ingredients like conditioning polymers and protective agents. For a complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or consult with your professional stylist, as formulations may vary by specific shade.
Clairol Professional Mix Tones is formulated for professional use with safety considerations. However, if you have a sensitive scalp, allergies, or scalp conditions, we recommend performing a patch test 48 hours before application. Always follow the instructions provided and consult with a professional stylist or dermatologist if you have concerns about scalp sensitivity.
Yes, Clairol Professional Mix Tones can be used on previously colored hair. However, the results may vary depending on your hair's current condition and color history. For best results on previously treated hair, a professional stylist should assess your hair's health and porosity first. Damaged or over-processed hair may require conditioning treatments before coloring.