Wella Koleston Perfect Permanent Creme Haircolor - 6 45 Dark Blonde-Red Violet by Wella for Unisex - 2 oz Hair Color range_Magnemasks Infusion tired-looking skin Protects skin from Color:3 (Fair, Rosy)
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Wella Koleston Perfect Permanent Creme Haircolor 6 45 Dark Blonde Red Violet by Wella for Unisex 2 oz Hair Color range_Magnemasks Infusion tired looking skin Protects skin from Color:3 (Fair, Rosy) tired looking skin Protects skin from everyday stress Unveils a fresh complexion with a healthy glow Perfect for all skin types thighs & buttocks Powered by exclusive ACTIGYM™ This is an excellent array of creme gel colors formulated to be completely interminable to create any shade desired with predictable natural looking results
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