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It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Matrix formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide is…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Paul Mitchell formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Redken formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide is…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Schwarzkopf formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide is…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to TiGi formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide is…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Wella formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide is…
It's easy to switch from a KENRA Color to Joico formula with this guide! I rarely use a guide for switching between color lines because I trust myself more than the guide. If you don't have swatches for both color lines, then this makes it so much easier to figure out! Using a formulation guide…
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