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Common types include travel-size color-brightening shampoo/conditioner sets, semi-permanent direct dyes, permanent creme colors, in-shower gloss/toner treatments, and salon-style glossing treatments that add translucent red tones.

Processing times vary by format: semi-permanent direct dyes ≈ 35 minutes; many permanent/creme and gel formulas ≈ 30 minutes; some permanent kits ≈ 25 minutes; in-shower gloss treatments typically 10–20 minutes.

Available sizes range from travel and small tubes to full at-home kits, for example: 2 × 1.01 fl oz (2.02 fl oz), 3 oz, 4 oz (listed also as 4 fl oz), 6.3 fl oz, and larger 10.1-ounce gloss treatments.

Formats include semi-permanent/direct creams or gels applied straight from the tube (no developer), permanent creme colors mixed with a developer, and two-bottle in-shower gloss kits that you mix, apply to wet hair, wait the listed time, then rinse. Example processing times cited include 35, 30, and 25 minutes for color formulas and 10–20 minutes for many gloss kits.

Longevity depends on format: some semi-permanent/direct dyes report up to about 45 washes; demi-like formulas around up to 20 washes; glosses and in-shower treatments commonly last about 3–4 weeks; other items are described as permanent color options.

Most listings state suitability for all hair types. A few specifically mention curly or previously colored hair, and some gloss or shade listings include guidance based on the hair’s base level (medium/light or dark) when choosing a shade.

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