John Frieda Precision Foam Colour - Brown - 8N

Final color results depend on your natural hair color, texture, and previous treatments. If too light, you may have under-processed; if too dark, over-processed. Refer to the shade guide and perform a strand test next time to refine processing time.

Ensure the foam is distributed thoroughly and evenly through all sections of your hair, from root to tip. Massage the foam in well to ensure complete saturation. Sectioning hair before application can help.

Discontinue use immediately and rinse thoroughly. This could indicate an allergic reaction. Always perform a patch test 48 hours before each use, even if you've used hair dye before.

The included conditioner is crucial for post-coloring care. Ensure you use it as directed. For ongoing dryness, incorporate a deep conditioning mask into your routine weekly and use moisturizing, color-safe shampoos and conditioners.

Ensure you followed the mixing instructions precisely, inverting the bottle gently (not shaking vigorously). The temperature of the room can also affect foam consistency. Do not add water or other ingredients.

Apply petroleum jelly around your hairline before coloring. Clean any accidental drips on skin immediately with a damp cloth. For surfaces, wipe spills quickly; some stains may be permanent on porous materials.

John Frieda Precision Foam Colour is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color will last until your hair grows out or is re-colored. The vibrancy may gradually diminish over time, but the shade itself is designed to be long-lasting.

Yes, it can be used on previously colored hair. However, if your hair has been recently permed, relaxed, or straightened, it is recommended to wait at least two weeks before applying color. Always perform a strand test to see how your hair reacts and what the final color will look like.

Yes, an allergy patch test must be performed 48 hours before each and every use of this product, even if you have used hair color products before. This is crucial for safety as allergies can develop suddenly.

The final color depends heavily on your original hair color, texture, and porosity. Always perform a strand test before full application to preview the result. If the color is too light or too dark, adjusting the processing time slightly in future applications (based on strand test results) may help.

As this is a permanent color, it is generally recommended to color only as needed for root touch-ups or when you want to refresh the overall color. Typically, this would be every 4-6 weeks, or as your roots grow out, to minimize potential hair stress.

Rinse eyes immediately and thoroughly with plenty of water. If irritation persists, seek medical attention. Always wear the gloves provided and avoid contact with eyes during application.