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Red by Kiss

Red by Kiss Tintation Semi-Permanent Hair Color 5 oz

  • Semi-permanent color treatment
  • Honey Brown shade
  • Aloe vera water as the first ingredient
  • Argan oil, olive oil, collagen and keratin
  • 48 mixable colors in the range

Last refreshed Sep 7, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A conditioning semi-permanent color with aloe vera water and oils that tints without harsh chemistry. Semi-permanent color fades with washing, so expect to refresh it.

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ASIN: B07G4HW8LNCategory: Hair Color

Overview

Applying Kiss Tintation over hair deposits a semi-permanent Honey Brown tint while aloe vera water, argan oil and olive oil condition. Collagen and keratin add care so hair stays soft as the color goes on.

Color with conditioning built in is the reason to try it. It is semi-permanent, so it washes out over time and cannot lighten hair.

Who it's for

Experimenters who like changing shades often suit semi-permanent color. People wanting long-lasting coverage should use a permanent dye.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Conditioning aloe vera base
  • Argan and olive oils
  • Mixable with other shades
  • No permanent commitment
Cons
  • Fades with washing
  • Cannot lighten hair
  • Processing time not listed

Performance notes

Semi-permanent dye coats the outside of the hair shaft rather than penetrating, so it deposits color without lifting. Lighter or porous hair shows the shade more strongly than dark hair.

Specifications

BrandRed by Kiss
Construction & materials
ColorHoney Brown
Hair Color PermanenceSemi-permanent
Material FeaturesAloe vera water base
Other details
Item FormLiquid
Product BenefitsColor and conditioning
Special IngredientsArgan oil, olive oil, collagen, keratin

Frequently asked questions

Can I mix Kiss Tintation colors?

Yes. The range has 48 mixable colors.

Is Kiss Tintation permanent?

No. It is a semi-permanent hair color treatment.