SpectraRinse by Spectra Colors Corporation

Apr 10th, 2019
Audrey Latimer
Spectra Colors Corp
Spectra850

SpectraRinse from Spectra Colors are the only true rinsable dyes, according to the company. The water-based dye products rinse off skin and most fabrics with no soap/detergent necessary, while still offering deep, saturated shades of color.

For more information, please visit www.spectracolors.com. 

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