Pulp Riot Smoke

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SMOKE has a blue base. Smoke is amazing, but there are a couple of things to consider: On certain levels of hair, Smoke has a beautiful dark grey/denim quality, and if the hair has some yellow in it, since Smoke has a blue base, you may see some green. formulated by: @Bescene

Vegan & gluten-free
Free of ammonia, parabens, PPD and MEA. Please follow the instructions located inside the box to test for allergic reactions
Can all be mixed with each other to created custom colors
Generally Pulp Riot colors don’t bleed like other color lines

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SKU: PR-1009 Categories: Fashion Colors, Haircolor, Semi-Permanent Tag: PULP RIOT

Description

Pulp Riot should be applied to clean, dry hair. We recommend taking 1/2” sections and fully saturating the hair. Full saturation is key.

For the brightest and truest color tone results, apply on pre-lightened hair. No developer should be used. We do not recommend conditioning the hair right before applying the color, because some conditioners can act as a barrier, not allowing the color to properly adhere (this is especially true of deep conditioning treatments.)

The processing time is 20-40 minutes without heat. We recommend the maximum processing time to give the best color results. After processing, we recommend rinsing with cool water, without shampoo. Conditioning the ends is optional.

Additional information

Weight	.1 lbs
SIZE	4 oz.
COLOR	Grey / Gris / Gris
ORIGINS	David and Alexis Thurston, creators of nationally recognized brands Butterfly Loft and Butterfly Circus, are the architects behind Pulp Riot, an innovative new hair color company that empowers stylists to think of themselves as artists while providing them with superior paint to create their masterpieces. A team of high profile stylists, including Ash Fortis, Iris Smith, Jay Wesley Olson, Ricky Zito, and others was assembled to work with the Thurstons to formulate Pulp Riot’s line of hair color products. These artists are also part of the ownership group and each has a leadership role in the marketing, education, or product development departments. This team of stylists from the beauty community had become more influential in shaping current color tends than the traditional beauty industry had, and they had become increasingly underwhelmed by the color options that were available to them, so they set out to formulate products that were easier to apply, had more vibrant tones, faded truer to tone, and lasted longer.