Strawberry Leopard Merlot Semi-Permanent Conditioning Hair Color – Vegan & Cruelty-Free

Strawberry Leopard Merlot offers a semi permanent conditioning hair color that blends rich pigment with nourishing care. The deep Merlot shade adds depth and a glossy finish that can elevate both natural and color treated hair. Designed for all hair types and textures, this formula aims to deliver color with conditioning benefits, so you may see softness and movement after a color session.

Key benefits and what it includes

• Bonding Technology helps to repair and rejuvenate the condition of hair as color is applied
• Infused with Vitamin B5, Shea Butter, and Mango Oil to nourish from roots to ends
• No ammonia, ethyl alcohol, or PPD for a gentler coloring experience
• Vegan, gluten free and cruelty free to align with ethical choices
• Color results can last up to 8 weeks with proper care

How it works and who it suits

The formula blends pigment with conditioning actives. Bonding Technology works with color to help support hair feel, while the trio of Vitamin B5, Shea Butter and Mango Oil adds softness and slip for a smoother finish. This color is designed for all hair types and textures, from straight to coily, offering a rich Merlot shade that enhances shine.

What to expect and use tips

Expect a vibrant Merlot hue that gleams in daylight and salon lighting. The color is semi permanent and gradually fades as the hair grows out, with variations depending on starting shade and porosity. For best results, apply evenly and rinse until the water runs clear. Pair with color safe care to help maintain vibrancy over time.

• All day depth with a conditioning boost for a soft, glossy feel
• Gentle formula suitable for regular color refreshes without heavy processing

Longevity and care

With proper care, the Merlot shade can maintain its intensity for weeks, while conditioning ingredients support manageability and shine. Use cool water rinses and color-safe shampoos to help preserve the hue, and consider routines that minimize harsh chemical exposure between color sessions.