What type of hair color offers temporary results?

Semi-permanent color is known for offering temporary results, making it the correct choice. This type of hair color typically lasts for several washes—usually anywhere from 4 to 12 shampoos—depending on the hair type and the specific product used. The formulation of semi-permanent color does not contain ammonia, allowing it to deposit color on the hair's surface without altering its natural pigment. This ensures that the results are vivid yet non-permanent, giving users the opportunity to experiment with different shades without a long-term commitment.

Permanent color, in contrast, is designed to penetrate the hair shaft and create a lasting change in color, often requiring regrowth maintenance. Highlighting involves lightening specific sections of the hair, which also yields durable results. Color removers are designed to strip or remove color from the hair, rather than adding it, and are not used for coloring in the traditional sense.

This context helps clarify the nature of semi-permanent color as a preferred option for clients seeking a temporary hair color solution.