Written by: Mantasha
5 September 2025
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Rinses out after a single wash and doesn’t damage your hair, feel free to use it as often as you like.
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Lasts around 3–6 washes, doesn’t penetrate the hair shaft, and is gentler on your hair. You can reapply weekly if needed.
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Contains low-level peroxide and deposits color deeply. Lasts for about 20 washes; experts recommend waiting every 6–8 weeks before reapplying.
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Offers the longest-lasting results, lightening and coloring in one. Safe to repeat every 6–8 weeks.
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Bleaching is harsher than dyeing and strips your hair of its natural pigment. Wait at least 8–10 weeks between bleaching sessions, especially if you're lightening your color significantly.
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Stick to dyeing within 3 shades of your natural color, and if hair is dry or damaged, wait 8–10 weeks before your next session. Hair porosity also matters, low porosity resists color while high porosity absorbs it quickly but fades faster.
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