Plume

Plume is a deep rich violet purple from Stargazer. This is a semi-permanent hair dye ideal for bleached hair.

Price: £4.00

Availability: 11 In Stock

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Stargazer is a semi-permanent cream hair colourant which comes in a variety of unnatural and natural shades. Each bottle contains 75ml of hair colour and has a special applicator tip to make dyeing your hair less messy! Box contains 1 bottle of hair dye with applicator lid, 1 pair of plastic gloves and multi-language instructions.
Usage Instructions & Tips +/-

For best results Stargazer should be applied to freshly washed, pre-lightened, damp hair. For the brightest results, or when using pastel colours you will get best results on very pale blond hair.

For even results apply using a tint brush. Avoid contact with scalp as staining my occur. A layer of petroleum jelly around the hairline and ears will help prevent staining to the skin. If stains do occur, most can be removed with soap and water or rubbing alcohol.
Each pack comes complete with plastic gloves. Wear these to avoid staining your hands.

Once applied comb the hair until it emulsifies. This helps the hair absorb the dye and ensures a more even coverage.
Ingredients & Precautions +/-

Ingredients

Stargazer Hair Dye:
Aqua, Cetearyl Alcohol, Distearoylethyl Hydroxyethylmonium Methosulfate (and) Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20, Butylene Glycol, Glyceryl Stearate, Citric Acid, Methylparaben. May contain:
Basic Brown 17, Basic Brown 16, Basic Red 76, Basic Yellow 57, Acid Violet 43, Basic Green 4, Basic Red 46, Basic Orange 2, Basic Violet 4, Basic Violet 14, Basic Blue 7, Basic Blue 9, Basic Violet 2, HC Yellow 4, HC Yellow 2, HC Orange 1, HC Red 1, HC Red 3, Acid Red 87, Acid Green 1, INCI 12251, 12250, 12245 12719, 60730, 42000, 110825, 11270, 42600, 42510, 42595, 52015, 42520, 45380, 10020

Precautions

Always read the manufacturers instructions and check the ingredients for anything you may be allergic to.

Always do a strand and sensitivity test before applying this hair dye.

Colours will stain natural fibres, textiles, carpets, walls & surfaces as well as any other porous surface so ensure your work area is covered before applying the dye.

Colour may rub off damp hair onto surfaces so we advise using an old pillowcase for the first few washes.

Temporary staining may occur to skin but this can be removed with rubbing alcohol or soap and water. Temporary staining to baths, showers and sinks can be removed with household bleach (always check manufacturers instructions before use).

Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Reviews of Plume
- Chaotica76
  
  Dark purple, almost black on my non-bleached medium auburn-ish hair. Exactly what I wanted. When dry, the color didn't bleed on clothing or bedding. The intensity lasted about 2 weeks, and it has gradually faded to a burgundy. My only complaint is that it doesn't last long enough! Report Comment
- CarolineCarnivorous
  
  Pretty purple! Turns out pretty dark, but I guess it depends on how light you get it first. If you take really good care of it, you can go upto a month before it turns fuchia and you have to touch up. I used this in combination with black chunks of hair, but I'll soon use it again for my entire hair. Report Comment
- Hadoukestra
  
  A lovely dark purple - the longer I allowed it to process on my bleach-blonde hair, the darker it got. It started fading after a week, a week and a half, and turned to a nice pastel purple with no significant pink or blue tones. Report Comment
- TheJoker
  
  I bleached my hair and it turned into a ginger; then put the plume on top!!! around a month ago now and its still intense!! I loved this!! Report Comment
- sushihest
  
  I used this on my bleached hair, It looked stunning in the beginning but approx a month later my hair is washed out with grey and brown stains all over my hair.. Report Comment
- DemstarAus
  
  I've just dyed some hair extensions with this colour and it's a beautiful velvety dark purple. The extensions were already very light blonde so the only way you'd get this brighter is by diluting it. It has a beautiful sheen in the sun and is really rich. Report Comment
- BettieRage
  
  First unnatural colour I have ever used. And it worked pretty fine on my not very bleached hair. Report Comment
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