ARCTIC FOX Vegan and Cruelty-Free Semi-Permanent Hair Color Dye (4 Fl Oz, TRANSYLVANIA)

Arctic Fox? More like Arctic Flop. I don’t know who lied and said this was a good hair dye, but I want names. I used Transylvania thinking I was about to be THAT girl. What I got instead was a rotting cow smell and hair that bled like a murder scene. It stains everything. your skin, your nails, your floor, your soul. everything except your actual hair. And yes, I’ve tried other colors. Same disaster. Pink? Blue? Red? Cute for the first 20 minutes. After that, it's just a slow descent into stained pillowcases and broken promises. It fades like it’s in witness protection. Two washes and the color ghosted me. All that mess and it’s not even permanent? This dye has commitment issues. Also… who tf approved that scent? Transylvania literally smells like fermented manure. I’m not even exaggerating. It was giving barnyard realness and not in a sexy “Wicked Witch” way. I had to deep clean my bathroom like it was a crime scene. And bleach? That’s the only thing that even tries to undo the destruction this crap leaves behind. Arctic Fox is for people who want cosplay color for one TikTok and never shampoo. Not for people who actually want long-lasting, vibrant, grown-ass hair dye. It’s overhyped garbage. I’ve switched to Clairol permanent dye and suddenly I have color that doesn’t stain my entire existence. My tub’s clean. My hair looks alive. I can sleep on white pillowcases without waking up in a horror movie. If you're looking for real, serious color that lasts? Stay far away from this joke of a brand. Unless you wanna spend the next three weeks scrubbing your ears and crying in the tub.

We recently tried Arctic Fox Vegan and Cruelty-Free Semi-Permanent Hair Dye, and I can’t say enough good things about it! My 7, 9, and 12-year-olds were thrilled with the results. The colors are incredibly vibrant and fun—perfect for kids who want to express themselves safely and creatively. The formula is gentle and conditioning, which was a huge plus for me as a parent. It’s made with 100% vegan ingredients, free from ammonia, peroxide, alcohol, and PPD, so I felt confident letting my kids use it. Their hair actually felt softer after coloring, which was a pleasant surprise. Application was easy thanks to the creamy texture, and the sweet scent made the whole process enjoyable—no harsh chemical smells. We used it on pre-lightened hair for the brightest results, and the color payoff was amazing. Even on darker strands, it gave a beautiful tint. The dye lasts several weeks with proper care, and it fades gracefully without staining pillows or clothes. Plus, Arctic Fox donates 15% of profits to animal welfare causes, which makes supporting this brand feel even better. For the quality, safety, and ethical values packed into each bottle, this dye is an excellent value. My kids are already asking to try new shades, and I’m happy to keep Arctic Fox as our go-to brand. Highly recommended for families looking for a fun, safe, and vibrant way to experiment with hair color!

It is not the same dark black pictured. It turned my hair blue. I have blonde hair, so I'm confused why a black didnt work.

I bought to amp up black hair and my hair is just navy blue and have to get it covered up. Big mistake. Not worth the cleanup when it’s not a true black. Didn’t know. It was blue-black, you shouldn’t really have to research that though, I feel it should be on the bottle. Blue black is ugly and really fake looking. Navy is worse.

Hair dye is NOT black, it's a dark navy and bled into my undyed hair even after being extremely careful. I've been dying my hair for 5+ years and it bled very bad. Dye turned navy once it dried and faded extremely quickly. Best applied to brown hair it'll probably look black, do NOT put on platinum blonde