Hair Colour

Semi‑permanent lines like Danger Jones, Crazy Colour, and Manic Panic offer vibrant colour without ammonia. They’re gentle on hair and scalp—just apply straight from the tube or bottle to clean, dry (or towel-dried) hair.

Permanent or semi-permanent colours require developer and typically include chemicals like ammonia to open the hair cuticle.

• Crema Colour is PPD-free.
• Crazy Colour is PPD-free, vegan, and cruelty-free.
• Manic Panic is PPD-free and vegan.
• Danger Jones semi-permanent colours are PPD-free.

Always check the product page for the most current information.

Yes, Crema Colour must be mixed with a developer to activate and deposit colour.

Yes, Keratin Colour is a professional colour that requires mixing with a developer.

Yes, Kemon professional hair colour must be mixed with a developer to activate the pigments.

• Danger Jones Toners require a developer.
• Danger Jones Semi-permanent colours do not need a developer — they’re ready to use straight from the tube.

No, Crazy Colour is a ready-to-use semi-permanent colour. Simply apply straight from the bottle—no mixing needed.

No, Manic Panic semi-permanent colours are pre-mixed and ready to apply—no developer required.

To colour your hair at home, we recommend a tint bowl, tint brush, gloves, and stain remover wipes for a smooth, mess-free application.

Use a colour-safe shampoo to help lock in colour, boost shine, and keep hair looking vibrant.

Yes, always. A patch test (for allergies) and a strand test (to preview colour results) should be done at least 24 hours before applying colour.

To achieve vibrant results, especially with fashion colours, pre-lighten your hair using bleach before applying colour.

Use a colour remover or clarifying shampoo to fade or remove unwanted colour. Results may vary, and some stubborn tones might need professional help.

Box dyes often contain harsher chemicals and one-size-fits-all formulas, which can lead to uneven results and damage. Professional salon-quality hair colour offers better results and more control.

Temporary hair colour generally last 4 to 10 washes, depending on your hair type, colour used, and how often you shampoo.

Use a permanent colour designed for grey coverage. Brands like Keratin Colour and Kemon offer great results with the right developer and timing.

Your starting shade is the current visible colour of your hair, not your natural colour or previous colour job. Focus on the roots or the sections you’re colouring for the most accurate match.