Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color 9G " rel="nofollow">Farouk Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color 9G
Price: $9.89

Product Description
Farouk Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color is a professional hair color that comes in a 3.0 ounce tube for approximately 2 applications. The Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color is a Ammonia Free and contains a pleasant fragrance. CHI 44 Ceramic and Far InfraRed will provide maximum color penetration inside of the hair. Ionic Technology-Ionic charge (+/-) will anchor the dyes inside of the hair. CHI Ionic Dyes deliver unbelieveable radiance, shine and longevity. Silk Crème Base for smooth and economical applications. Tubes are marked in 1/2 ounce increments for easy measuring. Farouk Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color provides a longer lasting color with unparallel shine. Provides richer more vibrant reds, sensational brunettes, and fiery coppers. Pre-mixed Coverage Plus for 100% Grey Coverage. Exceptional High Lift Blondes for up to 5 levels of lift and deposit. Mixing Instructions:
For Farouk Chi's Ionic Permanent Hair Color , mix with Chi Color Generator in a 1 to 1 ratio. For example, for a full 2.1 ounce tube of Chi Ionic Hair Color, mix with 2.1 ounce of Chi Color Generator.

For Farouk Chi's Permanent Hair Color in the ULP-13 Ultra Light Palest Blonde and UL-12 Ultra Light Blondes , mix with Chi Color Generator 40 Volume in a 1 to 2 ratio. For example, for a full 2.1 ounce tube of hair color, mix with 4.2 ounce of Chi Color Generator 40 Volume.
Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color 9G " rel="nofollow">Farouk Chi Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Color 9G

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(PS.. I am referring to the authentic irons, not the ones that are merely advertised as "chi" online to get your attention and sucker those who don't know the difference)