Fast Color Control Oil Hair Care Shampoo
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Dye & Nourish in One Step | Quick Color Coverage & Shine
Natural-looking hair color – done in minutes
No need for messy dyes or lengthy salon visits: this advanced coloring shampoo is designed to tint, nourish, and soften the hair – all while you shower. Whether you’re covering grays or boosting depth, the color adheres quickly and evenly for a natural, shiny finish.
✅ Key Features
- Quick Tinting Formula Colors hair in 10–30 minutes with no harsh chemicals
- Infused with Natural Oils Moisturizes while coloring to reduce dryness and breakage
- Multiple Color Options Available in Dark Brown, Black, Red, Wine Red, and more
- Unisex & Easy-to-Use Ideal for both men and women with any hair type
How to Use
Step 1: Keep your hair dry and clean before application.
Step 2: Put on gloves. Apply a generous amount of shampoo to dry hair. Massage thoroughly and evenly.
Step 3: Let sit for 10–30 minutes, depending on the intensity desired.
Step 4: Rinse with water and dry as usual.
Product Info
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Net Content | 200ml |
| Suitable For | All hair types |
| Effect | Hair dye + softness |
| Colors Available | Dark Brown, Black, Red, Wine Red, more |
| Gender | Unisex |
Color. Care. Confidence – in one wash. Ideal for covering grays, refreshing faded tones, or experimenting safely.
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