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What it is:
Experiment with the boldest colors with Redken City Beats Color Cream. This is a direct-dye that comes in lively hues like big apple red, yellow cab, and broadway blue. There’s also a “clear” shade available for experimentation.
What it does:
This semi-permanent dye deposits color molecules on top of the strands- no developer needed. On pre-lightened hair, the colors show up bright and true-to-color. On really dark hair, the dye will leave a tint on the hair that will shine in the sun. Mix the “clear” shade with any other colors in the line to lighten them.
What else you need to know:
To get a lighter color result, leave the color on for less time. If you want bold, vibrant color, leave the color on your hair for the recommended amount of time. The color will last up to 12 shampoos, and then it will start to fade.
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Redken City Beats Color Cream is formulated with a blend of conditioning agents and color-depositing pigments designed to enhance and refresh hair color. The formula includes moisturizing components to help maintain hair hydration while adding vibrant tone. For a complete ingredient list, please refer to the product packaging or Redken's official website, as formulations may vary by shade.
Yes, Redken City Beats Color Cream is specifically designed for color-treated hair. It's formulated to gently deposit color while maintaining the integrity of previously colored hair. However, if your hair is damaged or over-processed, it's recommended to perform a strand test first and consult a professional stylist before application.
Redken City Beats Color Cream can be used as a toning treatment 1-2 times per week, depending on your hair's needs and the intensity of color you desire. Start with once weekly to assess how your hair responds, then adjust frequency based on results. For best outcomes, follow the specific usage instructions on your product packaging.