BEAUTY | Redken Color Rebel Hair Color

 Hair Mascara meets Temporary Hair Dye-

And its amazing. 

Some days I feel like rocking out with wild colored hair and my best air guitar, while other days I'd like to be a little more chic with classic red lips and a martini. The solution to all your fickle hair color wants is here. So when I got the opportunity to sample this fantastic new Redken product, that lets me do something bold to my hair without commitment, I knew it was a perfect product for me. This sponsored post was powered by Brandbacker.

Redken and the latest technology have come together creating an easy to use hair color that deposits a very fine colored microcoating on the surface of hair.  The color is buildable and layerable for different effects and has pearlescent pigments that create multi-dimensional iridescent look. The product uses a water-based ink that flows easily and resistant against water, brushing, blow-drying, flat-ironing and curling.  

My sweet red ombre that was done by yours truly was supposed to only last 2 washes/days, but instead lasted about a week before it began looking extremely washed out and pink. The color coating is a clay like texture that coats to each individual strand of hair. I will say that overall I love the product, but it is not meant to be touched a lot and will rub off a little on your hands and clothing, but it does wash out.  The only other negative thing is it did make my hair a touch more dry and tangled.  This I'm sure because you don't get a vividly temporary color without drawbacks.         

Super Easy to Use:

|  REMOVE lid and push sponge on.  Then shake well and twist the top in the direction of the arrows until the sponge is fully saturated.  |

| THEN apply the color rebel to dry and clean hair. Gently pull small sections of hair taut and apply the color in a smooth sweeping motion. And keep layering it until the color is as deep as you desire. |

| LASTLY, let your hair air dry or blow dry it for quicker results. Try to comb and brush it minimally and you can continue to layer in more color later. |

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