Tweet | UNICORN HAIR COLOUR TINT

Get ready to enter Unicorn Heaven! Lime Crime's Tweet Semi - Permanent Fantasy Hair Colour Tint features an ultra - conditioning formula. It adds a light, cool wash of colour to your hair. The tints come in pastel, muted, and lighter shades. They transform your hair into a magical rainbow, leaving strands silky and sweet - smelling. The watercolour effect looks amazing on pre - bleached platinum to pale blonde hair, though results may vary based on hair colour and condition. This Chick Yellow tint comes in a 6.76 fl oz / 200 mL bottle. It's 100% vegan and cruelty - free. Apply it to pre - bleached, clean, unconditioned hair. Massage it into each strand. For longer - lasting, intense colour, leave it in for 1 - 2 hours. For a more pastel look, wash it out after 30 minutes. No harsh chemicals or bleach means no hair damage! Rinse until the water runs clear, then shampoo and condition as usual. Use shampoo for colour - treated hair between colourings to keep your hue vibrant.

Using this Unicorn Hair Colour Tint is easy. First, make sure your hair is pre - bleached, clean, and unconditioned. Then, massage the Chick Yellow tint into each strand. If you want a more intense and long - lasting colour, leave the dye in for 1 - 2 hours. For a pastel look, just wash it out after 30 minutes. After that, rinse your hair until the water runs clear and then shampoo and condition as you normally would. To keep your colour looking fresh, use shampoo for colour - treated hair between colourings. Now, for the important stuff. This product isn't for use on your face or around your eyes. Don't use it to dye your eyelashes or eyebrows as it could harm your eyes. Before you start, protect your clothes and workspace and wear gloves. Do a patch test first. Put a tiny bit of the tint on your skin, like on the back of your neck or near your elbow, and wait 24 hours. If you see any redness or irritation, stop using it right away. Also, the tint can temporarily stain your skin and will permanently stain fabric. And keep it away from kids.