Most permanent color is ammonia-based. If ammonia-based products become contaminated or exposed to air, they oxidize prematurely and won't process correctly when applied to the hair. Peroxide also will lose effectiveness when contaminated or exposed to air. Often times, if left sitting, the packaging will begin to break down and will compromise the quality of the chemicals inside. If you have permanent haircolor that has been sitting around for over a year, chances are, it won't work properly. The pigment molecules won't be damaged, so you still may be able to stain your hair darker with it, but it won't process correctly and you won't have the same staying power. If it is a deposit only semi- or demi- permanent haircolor, it should be fine.
it'll start to smell
Haircolor Level
Yes why not?
Grey
Yes you can.. but you have to tell the person your selling it to that its expired and you also have to give them a break on value..
brown
brunett
It's best to be direct and compassionate. You could say, "Dad, I have some sad news to share. Uncle [Name] has passed away." Offer your support and be prepared to listen or offer comfort as needed.
red light shows u
Certainly. Will it taste good? Hard to tell.
dark brown/black
Blonde
she has brunette curls