Description of Paradyes Semi-permanent Electric Purple DIY Conditioner Based Hair Colour 120 gm and Lighten Up! Bleach Pack 30 Vol. for all Hair Types
Who it's for
Choose Paradyes semi-permanent hair color kit if you want to try vivid purple without switching to a permanent dye. The conditioner-based cream color works across all hair types and suits shoppers trying full color, bright highlights, or a softer ombre effect.
Plan for a more visible result on hair that has been lightened first. Electric Purple is paired with a bleach system in the same set, so the color step and pre-lightening step are already matched for a DIY routine.
When you'd use it
Use the Lighten Up! bleach pack when darker hair needs a lighter base before color application. Paradyes says the bleach can lift around 4 to 6 levels, though porosity, texture, and starting hair level can change the final lift.
Handle the process at home with the included brush, gloves, and instruction manual. Reviews describe the kit as easy to work with, though one buyer mentioned getting help for application instead of doing the full process alone.
What makes it different
Skip harsher formulas if ingredient-free claims matter in a color kit. Paradyes describes the hair color as ammonia-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free, and alcohol-free, while the brand also marks the range as vegan and cruelty-free.
Look to the bleach blend for added conditioning support during pre-lightening. The ingredient list includes almond oil, flaxseed oil, and olive oil, and the brand positions the bleach as a smoother step with reduced damage and less hair fall.
What buyers say
Expect stronger feedback on kit quality than on final color payoff. Most shopper comments describe the bleach pack as good and the overall set as solid quality, which matches the strongest positive review trend.
Watch expectations on the final shade, because color appearance is the main weak spot in feedback. Several buyers say the purple result did not show the way they hoped or faded quickly, while a smaller number mention liking how the fade looked over time.
