How To – Clairol Jazzing Bluest Black
Hi Loves! In today’s video I wanted to bring some shine and to cover up some of the lighter pieces on my hair with JAZZING semi-permanent/temporary hair colour by Clairol Professional. What I love about this color is that it can be either temporary or semi permanent depending on how you process it and it’s super safe to use on my natural hair!
Product Mentioned
- 99 Bluest Black
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- Clairol Jazzing colour chart
- No ammonia or peroxide
- Perfect for enhancing, refreshing, brightening and conditioning your hair
- Use on natural, coloured, permed or relaxed hair
- 14 shiny-sheer shades, plus a clear gloss
Direction of use:
Apply to towel-dried hair in sections, first protecting the skin along the hair growth line with a special cream to avoid contact of the dye with the scalp. The shade that is indicated on the bottle is shown on pre-lightened hair, and the actual result may vary depending on the natural color and condition of your hair. After this hair care, you can truly relax while enjoying playing the best slots at Cosmo Casino https://cosmocasinonz.com/slots, where incredible adventures and big wins await you.
Semi-Permanent: Cover hair with plastic cap. Process with heat up to 30 minutes, rinse and shampoo.
Temporary or colour refresher: Process 5-10 minutes without heat, rinse and shampoo.
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