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FLARE Me Light Permanent Cream Hair Color
FlareMe by Clairol Professional
Selected quantity exceeds what is currently available
FLARE Me Light Permanent Cream Hair Color
FlareMe by Clairol Professional
CLAIRL64
$5.49
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$7.19
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Go from bold and vivid to soft and pastel with FLARE Me Clearly You Pastel Mix-In For use on any hair type or texture Up to 5 weeks of expressive color Product packaging may varyExpress yourself with 7 FLARE Me LIGHT Permanent Cream Colors. True2Tone technology provides vivid jewel-tone colors that penetrate the hair shaft and lock in long-lasting color. Color your hair, not your pillow. Try with Clearly You clear mix-in, to soften the intensity of any shade and create beautiful pastel looks.
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For optimal color results, pre-lighten hair first.
1. Mix 1 part FLARE Me LIGHT Color with 1 part of Pure White 10vol Developer
2. Apply to hair
3. Process for 30 minutes at room temperature
4. Shampoo and condition as usual For pastel results, mix FLARE Me LIGHT color with FLARE Me Clearly You Pastel Clear Mix-In.
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For best results, apply your choice of FLARE MeLIGHT on hair that has been pre-lightened to light blonde or pale yellow. Be sure to wear gloves when coloring hair so you don't stain your hands. Apply a barrier cream around the hairline before coloring to keep the color on your hair and not your face. Use Color Vibrancy Intense Repair Color Sealer for color vibrancy that lasts up to 60 washes!
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Rated 1 out of
5
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JulieD17 from
Pink hair dye was white! They forgot the color.
I bought this permanent flare me in “rose to the occasion” color. There was no color to the dye (the leftover pink in my mixer was from an earlier clairol ion brights, more on that I’m a second). I bought two tubes and both were like the photo attached. Now for the clairol ion permanent brights in “flamingo.” I chose not to use bc it was NOT the same color as the semi permanent brights, not even close. The permanent version is a hideous neon pink, the color by the SAME NAME in semi-permanent is gorgeous and may be my favorite pink out there. I’m sad about all this bc I was a permanent color. I bought now two varieties and clairol has missed both times. I will be switching brands.
Date published: 2019-09-26
Rated 5 out of
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LoriCS10 from
Fabulous brand n color
Beautiful color, came out exactly the way I wanted n expected. I bleached my hair to an 9 n the pink came out beautifuly!
Date published: 2019-08-20
Rated 1 out of
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sallystine from
fried my hair
I tried this once and wanted to keep the purple in my hair as it was washing out. Applied it and washed it out. As i was combing my hair I noticed the hair on my left side singed. My hair was med to long. After the hair colors damaged, my hair on the left side fell off and had to cut it to even it out. My hair is now a bob. will not being using this and advice against it.
Date published: 2019-08-10
Rated 5 out of
5
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SherriCraw from
Flare color rocks!
Love the color, it's vibrant, fun, and applied evenly
Date published: 2019-08-07
Rated 4 out of
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JMB12345 from
Great color, fades quick
Used Rose to the Occasion with 30 volume developer and left on about 30 minutes. I didn't expect it to be so intense. I was thinking a lighter pink, which is why I left it on for the full 30. But I love the color! My hair is bleached already but the dark roots I decided not to relighten (for more depth to color). I think I achieved it. I did this on a Saturday and have had the color bleed onto the towel through Thursday (today). It's less each time but it's testament to quick fading. I will try to keep it up but am a little concerned that I may not be able to get consistently the same color. Guess we'll see.
Date published: 2019-07-25
Rated 2 out of
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HammyEpicness from
Make Me Blush Pink Is A No Go For Me
For being a permanent color it sure washed out really fast. I did enjoy the color while it lasted but it came out in only 2 to 3 washes. I did prelighten my hair and followed the directions on the color with the matching developer. I wish it would have stayed a pretty pink way longer.
Date published: 2019-06-27
Rated 5 out of
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KittyChik from
Love my hair!
I used an equal mix of 'Rose To The Occasion' and 'Make Em Blush' with 20 Vol developer on my lightened hair to get my pink and I love it!! First time we tried it without lightening and my dark brown turned to a dark red so lightening is a must if you have dark hair. I'm much happier with these results than I was from my salon visit before. Will definitely do it again!!
Date published: 2019-06-26
Rated 4 out of
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Cherilyn13 from
Be You Blue
Used with a 10 developer as instructed and it came out a very dark blue which is what I expected with my base color being dark brown with grays. Helps blend grays into my dyed blue black hair.
Date published: 2019-05-10
Is everything you need included in the box?
No, you need to purchase a developer
Date published: 2019-10-25
How much is one part? I have dark hair what level should my developer be
Level 40 Volume developer, because you need a high volume to be able to lift your dark hair, otherwise it may not show up very well or it may not be the desired color, I got pink, not sure what color you have, for example if you don't have a high enough volume developer and you bought the pink, it could come out on the orange side rather than pink.
I'm not sure how much parts you are suppose to mix, you need to refer to the bottle of developer,and possibly the flare box to see the required AMT of developer you will need.
Another suggestion is to bleach it out some first with a high lifting bleach, then you can use a 20 volume developer with the flare instead.
I hope this helps some.
Good luck..
Date published: 2019-09-05
i bough this in be you blue, my hair is dark brown. do you think if i use a 20 developer my hair will get some hints of blue? i don't want to bleach it :( thanks!
I know this is an old question, but please no one do this. If you have dark brown hair, you could even go up to 40 volume + color (don't do this, you'll break your hair off and burn your scalp) and without a lightener (bleach) if you're very, very lucky, your hair will just continue to look brown. When the color fades you'll be left with (likely damaged) brassy hair. If you have natural dark hair and don't want to lighten it, use a semi-permanent or any color which does NOT use a developer. Your hair will look a bit darker than your natural color, but your lighter hairs will show a bit of the color, and you'll see the tone when the light hits it. My natural color is level 4-5 and I've tried doing my outgrowth with 40 vol and color instead of pre-lightening: it's bad. It just turns orange.
Dark hair, even if you have the least red hair you've ever seen, still has a red undertone. When you lighten it, you have to lighten it a LOT (like level 8-9) to get the red out, and you still have to tone it to get the yellow out at that level. Developer alone can only lift about 1 level max, so you're going to get very, very orange hair if you put that on dark hair. Blue and orange makes brown, and if you somehow do get a level of lightening that is closer to yellow than orange, the best you'll get is green. You will never, ever get blue from a permanent color if you don't pre-lighten dark hair. If someone tells you otherwise, demand proof.
Date published: 2019-08-25
If you are not coloring all your hair and just the ends can you not mix all the color with developer and it be ok to store for later? How long will it keep if stored?
Just don't mix the color with developer and it'll keep pretty much indefinitely with the cap on in the original tube (I've been known to have an open tube of color for a couple months with no problem). Once you mix with developer, it's usually only active about 30 minutes. So even though you might have some leftover mixed color, it won't do anything if you apply it to your hair.
Date published: 2019-07-09
I've used a clear cream before. Does this clear simply add shine and conditioning or does it alter the color?
No it only alters the color, it's a permanent, and must be used with a developer, 20, 30, or 40, depending on how much lift you need.
Date published: 2019-06-21
Can I just dye hair with this product directly or do I need to add other chemicals to it? I want to dye my daughters hair for prom
No you can't, you have to add a developer, 20, 30, or 40 volume, there are other products out there like ion neon or pastels, they are semi permanent, and you add nothing. No chemicals and non damaging, to hair.
Date published: 2019-07-08
Do you use this product right out of the box or do you have to mix it with something
You have to mix it with developer. I used Ion sensitive scalp creme developer to mix this with.
Date published: 2019-04-26
can I use regular 30 or 40 developer with this?
Either devoloper would be fine, 40 going to lift faster, so check sooner on your hair.
Date published: 2019-07-08
