John Frieda Precision Foam Colour - Brown - 5N Medium Natural Brown - 130ml

This is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color will not wash out. It will gradually grow out with your hair. Its vibrancy typically lasts for several weeks, depending on your hair care routine.

Yes, you can. However, always perform a strand test first to see how your previously colored hair will react and to determine the ideal development time. The final shade might vary slightly from virgin hair.

One 130ml box is generally sufficient for average hair length and thickness. If you have very long hair (past shoulder blades) or exceptionally thick hair, you might consider purchasing two boxes to ensure complete saturation.

Before application, apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly or a thick cream to your hairline, ears, and neck. Wear the gloves provided throughout the application and rinsing process. If any color gets on your skin, wipe it off immediately with a damp cloth.

The primary advantage is ease of application and mess reduction. The foam texture is much easier to distribute evenly throughout the hair, including hard-to-reach areas, and it significantly reduces drips, making the at-home coloring experience cleaner and more convenient.

As this is a permanent color, it's generally recommended to color your hair every 4-6 weeks, or as needed, to touch up roots. Avoid coloring more frequently than necessary to maintain hair health.

It is generally recommended to apply permanent hair color to dry, unwashed hair (preferably 24-48 hours after your last shampoo). This allows natural oils to protect your scalp during the coloring process.

This often occurs due to incomplete saturation. Ensure you apply the foam thoroughly to all sections of hair, especially roots and ends. For future applications, consider sectioning hair before applying to ensure every strand is covered. A clarifying shampoo might help even out minor inconsistencies over time, but for significant unevenness, professional correction may be needed.

If the color is too dark, it might be due to over-processing or applying to hair that was already dark. A clarifying or color-removing shampoo can help subtly lift the color, but be gentle. If the shade is just slightly off, a few washes might soften it. Always perform a strand test before full application to gauge the precise development time for your hair.

This is common if skin isn't protected. Apply a barrier like petroleum jelly or a thick moisturizer to your hairline, ears, and neck before applying the foam. If staining occurs, try gently rubbing a small amount of rubbing alcohol or a specialized color remover designed for skin with a cotton pad. Do not scrub harshly.

Immediately rinse the product out of your hair and off your skin with plenty of water. If the reaction is severe (swelling, difficulty breathing, rash), seek immediate medical attention. This highlights why the 48-hour patch test is absolutely critical; always perform it before every application, even if you've used the product before.

Ensure you've followed the mixing instructions precisely. Do not shake the bottle vigorously; gently invert it 3-5 times as per instructions. Shaking can create excess air bubbles, leading to a runny consistency. Also, check the temperature of the room; extreme cold or heat can sometimes affect foam consistency. If the issue persists, the product may be compromised.