Will The Color Bleed?Updated a day ago

semi-permanent dyes, especially Bold Colors, are prone to bleeding.

- This is because they only coat the outside of the Hair shaft, making them more susceptible to Washing out and bleeding compared to permanent dyes, which penetrate deeper into the hair.

- the duration of bleeding varies depending on a variety of factors, such as the intensity of the Color, the porosity of your Hair, and how often you Wash your hair.

- typically, some bleeding can be expected for the first few washes after dyeing your hair. after This, the bleeding should lessen, but some minor bleeding might still occur, especially when using vibrant colors.

- to help minimize bleeding or Color transfer, We recommend limiting the time your Hair is exposed to water and blow-drying your Hair after Washing, as This can help set the Color and prevent excessive transfer.