Fire Semi Permanent Conditioning Hair Color, Non-Damaging Hair Dye, Vegan, PPD and Paraben Free, Transforms to Vibrant Hair Color, Easy To Use and Apply Hair Tint, lasts up to 35 washes, 3.5oz

Overall if i had to say it's good. But it bled a lot in the first 2 weeks like a lot. Also i had to cut my long hair to short cause i just couldn't remove the color after trying bleach wash too but if removing is not a problem for u go with it. The colour pay off is very good and vibrant loved that.

Pretty certain that this is a fake or a dupe as I have Punky color already that I have bought from elsewhere but this jar reacted with the hair like a gel... In about 15 mins the hair becomes super-stiff literally like there is a maximum hold gel on it... it washes off and melts away of course but it left the hair feeling dry. Could've also been a faulty batch.

The color is good, but the runoff is insane, possibly even worse than Manic Panic reds.

(Sorry this is long but I’ve used so many colors I figured it was worth it to give my notes! All photos are after first rinse and before first wash.) PHOTO 1: Flamingo Pink, Violet, Atlantic Blue, Turquoise, Apple Green, Bright Yellow, Flame, & Fire over level 9-10 (platinum blonde). Note I heavily blended the blues which is why those aren't as defined. No filter, indoor light. PHOTO 2: Violet over level 7-8 (dark blonde). As you can see it's still very saturated. No filter, sunlight. PHOTO 3: Turquoise over level 9-10 (platinum blonde). Snapchat filter made it a touch less green. This is the only hair dye I’ll ever use. It smells nice, leaves my hair conditioned, very very very saturated, thick formula, has a jar with screw lid, and has really good staying power in my hair. However I really recommend people do research on hair dyeing with semi-permanents before using it. All dyes like this will stain the first few washes and the dye will directly stain most surfaces, you won’t get vivid results without bleach, and some colors will permanently stain and need to be removed chemically or toned. Everyone's hair is different! Personally I ONLY wash in my stainless steel sink for the first 4-5 washes, with a black towel, and gloves. I use black pillowcases, and honestly it can and will stain light colored shirts if you’re not careful. The first week or even two it can come off on your hands especially in sweaty weather, but if that concerns you, just rinse with warmer water or shampoo - it’ll fade the colors a bit but it won’t be as dangerous to your skin/clothes. This dye is...a dye....it will stain your everything but I find it came off my skin and some surfaces with nail polish remover/acetone if I did it fast enough. I use dandruff shampoo and no color deposits or “color safe” products so keep that in mind with how long my colors last. I usually gradually increase my hair's "tolerance" by raising the temperature of the water with each wash until I get to my normal level. After about the 5th or 6th wash I can safely go in my shower with very hot water and clarifying shampoo and not worry too much but if you want to err on the safe side, wait longer. After 2 months most of the colors except red were still visible, though the blues did get overtaken by the green and the orange was very faded to almost nothing. After 5 months, yellow was the strongest stain, though you could still faintly see the violet, pink, turquoise, green, and orange but only in certain spots. COLOR NOTES: Flamingo Pink: A really good true pink, it’s warm-toned but not too much. It actually doesn’t fade as fast as I expected, even with shampoo applied directly to my scalp, it stays strong. Violet: Really deep color, a perfect jewel-tone. Glad they fixed it to be blue-toned. Fades slowly, over platinum it goes to light purple and over darker blonde it goes to mousy brown. The dye is very potent. I used it as a DIY purple conditioner but some random strands would have the purple "stick" to it and just be pastel instead of silvery. Atlantic Blue: Really nice deep blue, blended well with the Violet. Faded pretty fast and barely stained which is unusual for blues. Mine actually went almost right to silvery-blue. I’d actually prefer this as a DIY-toner or fade color to the Violet! Turquoise: One of my all-time favorites. Blue stains so this didn’t fade very fast but it does get a bit dingy towards the end of its lifespan. It can definitely go stronger on the teal if your hair base is yellow so take that into account. Apple Green: It is definitely a solid green, in between emerald and lime. I wish I had gone with the Spring but it is a lovely shade. Fades slowly, it did bleed a bit into the yellow. Bright Yellow: It is a “true” yellow in my opinion. This stains and barely fades at all because of the natural yellow in your hair. I will say this color despite the thick formula has no resistance to other colors such as green or orange because of how saturated they are, so be careful when doing multiple colors with this. Flame (Orange): Really nice color, fades somewhat fast but not as fast as I expected considering it’s a warm color. Perfect for fire hair or saturated auburn/ginger. Fire (Red): Absolutely love how red this is, it’s not pink or orange at all and can easily blend if you're doing other colors or want dimension. However, as is the nature of red dyes, it faded the fastest tied with Atlantic Blue. It was gone in a few washes, faded to a ginger-y orange.

The color was vibrate and long lasting. It does stain for a week or 2 after coloring. Fire was more orangish than cherry on top.

I didn’t realise how small it was 🥲 photo is compared to a ring so you can tell the size

You need to have gloves and towel forsure it’s does stain like many hair dyes do. I washed my daughter’s hair in the sink and then bleached the stain out of the sink after.