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Description
Ingredients
Product Details
What it is:
For gentle hair color that packs a punch, try Redken Chromatics Prismatic hair color! It’s a permanent dye that comes in tons of shades. Choose from a wide variety of blondes, browns, coppers, reds, and more.
What it does:
When used with a quality developer, this permanent hair dye penetrates the hair shaft to deposit hair color molecules deep within. The dye gives you impressive 4-D color results that are shiny and long-lasting. It’s great for covering gray hair - you can expect up to 100% coverage on even the most stubborn grays.
What else you need to know:
The color is formulated with no ammonia. You also don’t have to worry about an unpleasant chemical smell. This color will leave your hair stronger and healthier than it was before processing it.
*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, Redken Chromatics Prismatic Oil is formulated with zero ammonia, making it a gentler option for those with sensitive scalps. The ammonia-free formula reduces scalp irritation and harsh chemical odors while still delivering permanent color results. However, we recommend performing a patch test 48 hours before application to ensure compatibility with your individual skin.
Redken Chromatics Prismatic Oil features an oil delivery system that conditions hair during the coloring process. The formula includes nourishing oils that help maintain moisture and shine while the prismatic pigments provide rich, multi-dimensional color. The zero-ammonia base uses alternative alkaline agents to open the hair cuticle without the harshness of traditional ammonia formulations.
Yes, Redken Chromatics Prismatic Oil is suitable for previously colored and processed hair. The oil-infused formula is designed to work on various hair types and conditions, including highlighted or bleached hair. For best results on pre-lightened hair, ensure you perform a strand test first, as lighter base levels may show more vibrant color results.