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Renbow Crazy Color is a range of colourful semi-permanent hair colours from the United Kingdom. The Crazy Color brand was created in 1977 during the punk rock era and is especially known for its bold, alternative and creative hair colours. The official Crazy Color website describes it as an iconic UK salon-approved hair colour brand since 1977.

What kind of product is it?
Crazy Color is a semi-permanent hair colour that gives the hair a vibrant shade without the long-term commitment of permanent colour. The range includes many intense and mixable shades, such as pinks, blues, purples, oranges, reds, pastels and neon colours. According to official information, the range includes over 40 mixable shades. The products are 100% vegan and do not contain ammonia or peroxide.

Who is it suitable for?
It is suitable for customers who want:

a bright or trendy hair colour;
a more temporary result instead of permanent colouring;
colour for a festival, party or creative look;
to refresh already lightened or blonde hair.

The strongest and brightest result is usually achieved on blonde or pre-lightened hair. On naturally dark hair, the result may be softer or appear only as a subtle tint/shine.

How long does it last?
According to seller information, Crazy Color usually lasts approximately 4–8 washes, or in some cases up to 4–12 washes, depending on the condition of the hair, porosity, shade and washing frequency. More porous hair absorbs the colour more strongly, and the shade may last longer.

How to use briefly:
The colour is usually applied to washed and towel-dried hair. It is not mixed with peroxide. According to some seller instructions, the colour develops at room temperature in about 15 minutes; on more resistant hair, it can be left on for up to 30 minutes. After that, rinse until the water runs clear.

Important to mention in webshop text:
This is not a classic permanent hair colour intended for covering grey hair. It is a creative semi-permanent tinting colour, and the final result depends greatly on the starting hair colour. For a very bright result, a light or pre-lightened base is needed.