Björn AxenColor Shots

Temporary hair colour with conditioning sunflower seed oil, Vitamin E and Pro-Vitamin B5.
You can mix Color Shot easily with any conditioner for the desired intensity. Gradually washes out with shampoo. The colour will gradually fade every time you shampoo.
For light coloured/light blonde hair. Suitable for all hair, including highlights and ombre colouring. In darker areas of your hair, the hair colour will not show but will add shine. This colour provides best results on already coloured, bleached or sun-bleached hair. Does not cover grey hair.
Intense colour: mix 1/3 colour with 2/3 conditioner. Softer colour: mix approx. 1/5 colour with 4/5 conditioner. Either mix in a bowl and stir with a spoon, or mix it directly in the palm of your hand. Make sure the colour is thoroughly mixed with your conditioner.
Massage into washed, towel-dried hair, leave 7 to 15 mins and rinse with water. For a softer result, leave in for 7 minutes and up to 15 minutes for a more intense result. If you are unsure of the intensity, test a few strands of the hair first. All hair has different characteristics, some hair absorbs colour more than others.
Does not contain peroxide or ammonia.
Sufficient for several colourings. The number of colourings depends on how much colour you mix with your conditioner.
Free from perfume, parabens and silicones
Vegan
Produced in Sweden, formula and packaging


1. Shampoo your hair before applying the color. 2. Suggested dosages. Mix ¼ color with ¾ conditioner for a more subtle result. Mix ¾ color with ¼ conditioner for a more intense result. Mix in a bowl or directly in your hands. Make sure the color is blended thoroughly with your conditioner. 3. Apply the mixture evenly into your towel-dried hair in the parts you want to color. 4. Leave in for 7-15 minutes and rinse thoroughly with water. The longer you leave the mixture in, the more intense the result. If you are unsure of the intensity, we recommend performing a test on a few strands of hair first. All hairs do not react the same and some absorb more color than others. Processed hair, for example, will absorb more color than untreated hair.