Clairol Nice N’ Easy Hair Color Just 64¢ Each After Cash Back at Walgreens (Regularly $8+)

By Jessica | Content Manager

Jul 25, 2018 @ 2:15 PM MDT

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Hop on over to Coupons.online and print a high-value $6/2 Clairol Nice ‘n Easy or Natural Instincts Hair Color coupon (expires 8/11; limit one).

Even sweeter, through July 28th, Walgreens is hosting a buy one get one 50% off sale on hair color! onlinebine this sale with a few Ibotta offers and you can snag quite a deal on Clairol Hair Color!

Walgreens Deal Idea (Through 7/28):

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Buy one Clairol Nice n’ Easy Hair Color $7.99
Buy one Clairol Nice n’ Easy Permanent Root Touch-up $8.29
Total after Buy 1 Get 1 50% Off sale = $12.29
Use the $6/2 Clairol Nice ‘n Easy Natural Instincts Hair Color printable coupon
Pay $6.29
Get $2 cash back via Ibotta when you buy one Clairol Nice n’ Easy Hair Color (exp 2/7/19)
Get $2 cash back via Ibotta when you buy one Clairol Nice n’ Easy Root Touch-up Permanent (exp 2/7/19)
Get $1 bonus from Ibotta when you redeem two Clairol offers (exp 8/28)
Final cost $1.29 – just $0.64 each!

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AilineAZ July 25, 2018 at 2:23 pm MST

I had a “hair color event” at my moms house a couple of weeks ago. Three ladies, including myself got a new hair color. One brunette, one black and a red head! We all use the Clairol Nice n’ Easy Hair Color. The gray coverage was as promised but now I know why. We where unable to get that sticky color off our foreheads and had coloring marks for over a week (washing the hair twice after the coloring process and three times throughout the week.) Please be aware and choose wisely. It was worth a try but I will go back to L’Oreal!!!

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Jessica July 25, 2018 at 3:29 pm MST

Don’t be discouraged. The same happened to me not long ago. I found out mostly everyone who dyes their hair uses Vaseline. The purpose of using it is to avoid staining your forehead/hairline. Put the Vaseline on BEFORE dying hair all around the hairline. Then after dying hair, wash the Vaseline off either with a wipe or in the shower & no stained skin!

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Mel July 25, 2018 at 4:09 pm MST

It doesn’t matter the brand, I’ve dyed my forehead and ears before! Now, I apply a cold cream (or vaseline as Jessica said) around my hairline & ears before dying. If you do get some on your face, its best to immediately wipe it off with a warm rag. If you miss a spot after rinsing out the dye, then use a cotton ball soaked in alcohol, and that usually gets rid of the dye marks.

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mom July 25, 2018 at 7:21 pm MST

I use all kinds of brands, usually buy what its on sale, and what I do is put Vaseline all around my forehead, ears and neck too and works good… try it next time

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Elizabeth Bennett July 25, 2018 at 8:33 pm MST

I’ve dyed my hair since I was a teen (yes.. I’ve been grey since then) and I have tried all tropes of hair dye and have never had the color stay on longer than rinsing hair color out. I actually love the new designed Nice n Easy. It leaves my hair feeling like it was professionally done.

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jkp July 26, 2018 at 8:33 am MST

Same thing happened to me. The old formula didn’t do that. Grrr!

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NANCY SWANSON July 26, 2018 at 10:05 am MST

I liked the old formula. The new formula smells awful, is too runny, and stained my counter and forehead.
The old formula didn’t stain like that.

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