Bio hair dye - Mahogany Cultivator`s

Bio hair dye - Mahogany Cultivator`s

Mahogany organic hair dye is made from traditional Ayurvedic organic herbs, the dye gently envelops the hair for bright and long-lasting color. Balances and nourishes the hair, preventing breakage and dryness. After use, the hair is shiny, thick and naturally beautiful. Suitable for people with sensitivity or allergy to chemicals. Effectively covers gray hair.

100% herbal hair dye certified by Ecocert, USDA Organic, India Organic. The plants in the composition contain natural coloring pigments for nourished and naturally beautiful hair. Cultivator Natural Products guarantee:

• • 100% organic certified herbs collected from own farms for controlled production;

• • Without the use of chemicals, peroxide, ammonia, heavy metals, PFD, parabens, resorcinol, GMOs;

• • Dermatologically tested in Europe;

• • Ecological product - produced and packaged with care for the environment and according to the principles of sustainable agriculture. All CNP factories are powered entirely by solar energy, and all waste is recycled.

• • 100 g

Package includes: 4x25g hair dye powder, gloves, shower cap.

Additional information

Usage

Required quantity:

• • 25 grams – for short hair;

• • 2*25 grams – for shoulder-length hair;

• • 3*25 grams – for long hair;

• • 4*25 grams – for very long hair.

Dispense the required amount of paint as described above. Add a sufficient amount of lukewarm water in a ratio of 1:4 (1 part paint to 4 parts water – 1 ml of lukewarm water is needed for 25 package of 100 grams). Application: Immediately after mixing with water, start the application from the roots of the hair and spread evenly to the ends. White hair may need a higher amount of mixture for good coverage. Use the included plastic cap to cover hair after application. Hang on: Wait 60-90 minutes after applying the mixture - 60 minutes for a lighter shade and 90 minutes for a darker shade. Rinsing: After the required dwell time, rinse the hair thoroughly with running water. You don't need to follow up with shampoo. Dry and style your hair as usual. About hair dyeing with herbal dyes – Apply immediately after mixing the paint with water, without waiting; otherwise the result will be different than intended.

• •  To get a darker and more saturated color, leave the paste on the hair for a longer time; also heat periodically with a hair dryer.

• • In the case of initial dyeing, it is possible not to obtain an optimal result, especially with highly exhausted and damaged hair. As a result, you may need to apply the herbal dye 2-3 times; leave an interval of at least 24 hours between individual paints.

• • Shampoo and conditioner are not necessary after washing off the paint, but you can use them if you wish.

• • After the dye is finished, the hair may continue to darken for the next few days.

• • You can use the herbal dye on permed hair.

• • Herbal dye will not permanently stain leather.

• • Remember that herbal hair dye is 100% natural. The coloring may seem weaker compared to chemical paints. Please do not consider this a defect, but part of the beauty of nature; be patient and enjoy the natural results of herbal dyes.

• • The color may vary depending on the strength and individual characteristics of the hair. There is no way to get hair lightening. To get a good idea of ​​the final result, test on a strand of hair first.

• • Although herbal hair dye is a 100% natural product, it is possible that you have a sensitivity or allergy to any of the plants in the composition. This happens extremely rarely, but it is still recommended to do a sensitivity test before use.

Composition

Indigofera Tinctoria (Indigo) Leaf Powder*, Lawsonia inermis (Henna) Leaf Powder*, Emblica officinalis (Amla) Fruit Powder*, Aloe barbadensis (Aloe) Leaf Powder*, Ziziphus spina-Christi (Ziziphus) Leaf Powder*, Eucalyptus globulus ( Eucalyptus) Leaf Powder*, Curcuma longa (Turmeric) Root Powder*, Matricaria recutita (Chamomile) Flower Powder*, Rubia cordifolia (Manjistha) Root Powder* * ingredients from organic farming