Semi-permanent is a deposit-only, temporary hair color that stains the hair for about 3 to 6 washes. Unlike demi, semi-permanent color does not need to be mixed with a developer, and is typically applied to freshly shampooed hair for the best result.

How long does semi-permanent color last?

Most semi-permanent dyes will last between 4-6 weeks, while certain tones like blues and greens may last even longer. The color will start to fade little by little with each wash, but the beautiful fade out process is all part of the fun!

Does semi-permanent mean permanent?

Compared to permanent color, semi-permanent color is low maintenance and less of a long-term commitment, but it wears off in just about three weeks because it doesn't contain any chemicals, such as ammonia or peroxide. ... Hair glazes and glosses are examples of semi-permanent hair color.