L'Oreal Paris
L'Oreal Paris Magic Retouch Instant Root Concealer Spray - Black, Volume-75 ml, For All Hair Types, Instant Grey Coverage, Water-proof, Transfer-proof & Quick-drying Formula
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All Skin Types
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Tan RemovalEveryday Makeup
About this Product
Grey root touch-up spray for dyed hair, Temporary colour until shampooed out, Ideal for in-between salon visits or home colouration | Natural looking coverage at the roots, Conceals root regrowth, Turns grey roots back to your desired colour, Available in 9 shades ranging from blonde to black | Easy application, Shake well before use, Keep product upright and apply to dry and clean hair, Hold can approx. 13 cm from hair and lightly spray, Avoid overspraying | Up to 25 applications in each bottle, Colour stays in place through brushing and combing, Easily washed out with normal shampoo | Contents: 1x L'Oréal Magic Retouch Instant Root Concealer Spray, Ideal for Touching Up Grey Root Regrowth, 1 Black, Volume: 75ml
About L'Oreal Paris
World's leading beauty brand with 100+ years of innovation in skincare, haircare and cosmetics. Trusted by millions of Indian women.
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L'Oreal Paris Magic Retouch Instant Root Concealer Spray - Black, Volume-75 ml, For All Hair Types, Instant Grey Coverage, Water-proof, Transfer-proof & Quick-drying Formula is formulated for tan removal, everyday makeup, best suited for all skin types skin types.
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