Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye Blazing Sunrise 4.61 Hair Colour

Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye Blazing Sunrise 4.61 Hair Colour

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M251S

$22.86

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Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye Blazing Sunrise 4.61 Hair ColourProduct Information Change your hair colour for good with Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye. Our 90% natural origin formula is enriched with nourishing shea butter and no amonia, leaving hair feeling rejuvenated and healthy looking with up to 100% grey coverage, and beautiful highlights and tones. Product Specification 1152439 INGREDIENTS: AQUA WATER HYDROGEN PEROXIDE CETEARYL ALCOHOL SODIUM SALICYLATE TRIDECETH 2 CARBOXAMIDE MEA PHOSPHORIC ACID

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011