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Age:
18+
Brand: Crazy Colour
Line: hair color
Product Type: hair color
Product Properties: coloration
Makeup Feature: animal-friendly, vegan
Type: permanent, semi permanent
Special Certificates: cruelty free
Formula: sles-free
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: all hair types
Country: Great Britain
Made in: Great Britain
If you feel that you’re ready to try a colour that can literally turn people’s heads, opt for Crazy Colour®. It offers an amazing 40 shades to choose from: a powerful electric blue, raven black, minty fresh, hot purple, cool lavender…. The opportunities to express yourself are vast, so let your fantasy run wild and just go with it. These semi-permanent colour treatments require no ammonia and are therefore gentle alternatives to permanent colouring. Just remember: the lighter your hair, the longer your wear.
Benefits of Renbow Crazy Colour:
- effectively moisturizes and nourishes hair from the inside out;
- does not dry out and cause damage to hair;
- makes hair soft and shiny;
- lasts 10-12 washes;
- no developer required;
- does not contain ammonia and peroxide;
- can be used frequently;
- vegan and cruelty-free;
- suitable for home use.-
Wash your hair with a low pH shampoo. Use a comb to separate hair into four sections. Separating the hair will ensure even distribution. Start by applying the dye section by section about 0.5 cm from roots to avoid getting your scalp stained from hair dye. Leave it on for 15 minutes after application before rinsing off. If you use an external heat source to speed up the process of colouring hair, the exposure time should be 5 minutes. After that wash your hair with just water without the shampoo.
Reviews about Crazy Color Hair Color
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I mixed Canary Yellow, Toxic UV Neon Green, and Caution UV Neon Yellow, and ended up with a rich lime green color, but not neon. It's very vibrant and long-lasting, even after a month.
I tried Capri Blue, and it’s amazing. On my short hair, the jar was enough for two full dye applications and to maintain the color between sessions. It barely stained surrounding items like towels, pillows, and sweaters, especially after washing my hair without re-dyeing, which pleasantly surprised me. I was used to blue hair meaning everything in the apartment turned blue too.
It’s evident that this dye is a punk classic, with a formula tested over decades. However, to achieve the sample color, you need to prepare your hair well; it should be bleached, even if your natural color is light brown. This is crucial because the color might not fully develop on lighter hair since it's a semi-permanent dye, not an ammonia-based one.
Also, don’t skip the step of combing the dye through your hair. This dye "activates" with heat, and that’s the secret to using it economically. If you don’t heat the hair well and ensure every strand is coated, you might get no results at all.
I'm currently drawn to another color, so I might try a different shade. If I do and remember, I'll try to leave a detailed review for that shade as well!
My favorite. Number 44 out of all the blue ones I've tried, it lasts the longest. I will definitely buy more.
This is a good paint that lasts long. I have tried many shades, some fade quickly, while others stay on for a long time. When going for a white or any neutral color, there are no issues with the base, and it lightens easily to a good base.
The shade "violette" leaves a blue pigment behind, which makes it impossible to return to blonde afterwards.
The awful tint dye for light hair color in marshmallow completely failed. We left it on for 30 minutes and the result was 0! It's a waste of money!
I read some reviews mentioning that the pigment is not very strong, so I decided to go for a light tint. I bought the care foam from Milk Shake, mixed it with a hair mask, and added two drops each of shades 66 and 50. I applied the mixture to dry hair and left it on for 20 minutes. The result is shown in the photo.
The color Rose gold did not really take on my highlighted hair. It's a waste of money. The smell of alcohol is concerning.
The Platinum shade - did nothing for perfectly lightened hair, a complete disappointment.
The Platinum shade (one of the most expensive) is a waste of money. It did absolutely nothing on my already bleached hair. When I first received the product and opened the bottle, I saw a white cream with a slightly pinkish undertone, and I immediately realized that it was a waste of money. It doesn't even neutralize the yellowish tones.
I used the shade Pine Green. Prior to coloring, I lightened a portion of my hair with green. It holds up quite well. It lasts for about 8-10 washes. I am satisfied with the result.
I have been searching for a bright orange paint for a long time, so I was very excited when I remembered about Crazy Color, especially since it was only 200 UAH. I ordered it, prepared my hair, lightened the roots, and applied the color. I really liked the result, it was exactly the color I wanted. However, after just 2 washes, the paint faded almost completely, and after 3-4 times, there was no trace left. I am very disappointed, I didn't expect this paint to be one-time use. I don't know about the other shades, but I don't recommend shade 60.
The color is cool, I got the blue one, but the pigment gets stuck in the hair and can't be washed out. So, if you have level 11 lighting, pure white, and you don't want to risk having an unremovable mint color, buy something else. For example, tinted masks. I don't recommend it for experiments, only if you want to wear the same color all the time.
I did not purchase through this website. I am very satisfied with the result! So far, I have only had 3 washes and the color is still holding, I don't know how it will be in the future (they said it lasts up to 10 washes and the color fades to zero when purchased). The colors are very vibrant, but of course, to achieve this, you need to bleach your hair. The only downside is that it also stains towels ;)
I didn't buy it here, but the price-quality ratio deserves much more than one star. The Toxic UV shade is really cool. Unlike the Pulp Riot Area 51, it is much more pigmented and cheaper by 2-3 times. I haven't yet determined if it washes out into a base, but nevertheless, it's worth it.
I dyed the ends of my child's hair in a brown shade. We left it on for 30 minutes, but the result was nonexistent. It feels like a waste of money, and my child is really upset about it.