Clairol Nice'n Easy Crme Pure Brunettes Permanent Hair Dye - 5PB Medium Mocha Brown

This is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color will not wash out. It will gradually fade over time, and new hair growth will appear at the roots. You typically need to re-color your roots every 4-6 weeks to maintain a consistent look.

Yes, absolutely. An allergy can develop suddenly, even if you've used hair dye before. Always perform a skin allergy patch test 48 hours before each application to minimize the risk of an allergic reaction.

The Pre-Colour Detox Serum helps purify your hair from metal build-up. Metals from tap water can interfere with the dye's performance, leading to unpredictable or brassy results. This serum ensures a cleaner canvas for the color, promoting a truer, purer brunette shade.

Yes, you can use it on previously colored hair. However, if your hair has been recently permed, relaxed, or chemically straightened, it's best to wait at least two weeks before coloring. Always refer to the package instructions and consider a strand test, as chemical treatments can affect how your hair takes color.

For skin, quickly wipe it off with a damp cloth or a specialized hair dye remover. For clothes, rinse immediately with cold water. Stains on porous surfaces should be cleaned quickly to prevent permanent marking. Always wear gloves and protect your clothing and surrounding surfaces during application.

As this is a permanent color, it's generally recommended to color your roots every 4-6 weeks as new hair grows. Avoid coloring your entire head too frequently, as this can potentially lead to damage or color build-up over time. Focus on root touch-ups unless a full color refresh is explicitly needed.

The final color result can be influenced by your current hair color, condition (e.g., porosity), previous chemical treatments, and processing time. Ensure you followed the instructions precisely. For future applications, perform a strand test on a small, hidden section of hair to predict the outcome before full application. If too dark, a color remover might be an option, but consult a professional. If too light, you may need to reapply a slightly darker shade after a few weeks, ensuring hair health.

Uneven application is a common cause. Ensure the color mixture is thoroughly shaken and applied evenly, saturating all strands from root to tip. For long or thick hair, it helps to section the hair before application. If applying to regrowth, ensure you blend well into the previously colored hair without overlapping excessively.

The included Enriched Intense Treatment is crucial for conditioning. Apply it thoroughly after rinsing the color. In the following weeks, use deep conditioning masks and hair oils regularly. Avoid harsh shampoos and excessive heat styling. If damage is severe, seek professional advice and use bond-repairing treatments.

This highlights the absolute necessity of performing a skin allergy patch test 48 hours before every coloring. If you experience itching, redness, swelling, or rash, wash the dye off immediately and seek medical attention. Do not use the product again if you had an allergic reaction.

To prolong color vibrancy, use shampoos and conditioners specifically formulated for color-treated hair. Protect your hair from excessive sun exposure, chlorine, and hot water. Limit washing frequency and use lukewarm water. The included intense treatment and subsequent deep conditioners can also help seal the cuticle and retain color.