Name: BLEACH LONDON Fade To Grey Kit
Brand: Bleach London
SKU: BLEACHLDN-009
Price: 16.0 USD
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Achieve a cool-toned transformation with the BLEACH LONDON Fade To Grey Kit, a semi-permanent charcoal grey hair toner designed to enhance pre-lightened, bleached, or highlighted blonde hair. This at-home colouring kit delivers soft, smoky grey tones that create a modern, salon-quality finish while helping to neutralise warmth and brassiness. The colour gradually fades over approximately 16–20 washes, making it ideal for those who want a temporary yet stylish hair refresh. Packaged in recycled cardboard and formulated with a vegan, cruelty-free approach, it offers a more conscious way to experiment with colour.