Cultivator's - Organic Hair Dye Deep Chestnut, 100 g

Organic Herbal Hair Color Deep Chestnut

Cultivator's Organic Hair Color is a 100% certified organic hair dye made from plant-based colors. Cultivator's hair colors contain soothing chamomile, while henna and aloe vera nourish the hair. Aloe vera, Amla, and Moringa make the hair soft, provide nourishment, and support the hair structure. The result lasts long and cannot be bleached out.

One package should be sufficient for shoulder-length hair. 1 package contains:

• 4x25 g color powder
• disposable plastic gloves
• disposable plastic cap
• instructions

What it does:
Cultivator's organic hair color doesn't damage the hair but instead protects and nourishes it. The hair color combines with your individual hair color, which means the color result is individual and unique! For best results, choose a color that is close to your natural hair color.

Note that Cultivator's hair colors do not bleach the hair and therefore can never give a lighter result than your existing hair color.

Gray hair: Gray hair is difficult to cover. It may take 2-3 colorings to achieve full coverage. For hair that doesn't take color well, we recommend a 2-step coloring process where you first color with a red shade and then color with a brown to black shade. Red pigments easily attach to gray/white hair, and the subsequent color (anything between brown to black) can then attach to the red pigments. Since the hair color is completely natural, you can color frequently without damaging your hair.

Chemically treated hair: Wait 5-6 weeks before coloring with Cultivator's hair colors if you have recently colored your hair with chemical dyes.

The first hair coloring acts as a pre-treatment where chemicals break down and wash away. Subsequent colorings will provide more color results.

Suitable for: Everyone, but do not use if you are allergic to henna or any of the herbs. Always do a strand test. Perform an allergy test 48 hours before first coloring by mixing a small amount of the color mixture and applying it to e.g. the crook of your arm.

Deep Chestnut works best on light blonde to black hair.

Usage: Before you begin, read the instructions carefully. Always do a strand test before coloring your entire hair.

We advise against bleaching your hair after coloring with our herbal hair dyes.

MIX YOUR HAIR COLOR: You can perfectly mix powders of different shades for a unique color result. Mix the powder in a bowl (not metal) with lukewarm water.

Pour in water little by little until you get a creamy consistency.

• 1-2 sachets (25-50 g) is enough for short hair.
• 2-3 sachets (50-75 g) is enough for medium length hair.
• 3-4 sachets (75-100 g) is enough for shoulder-length hair.

COLORING:
Use a hair dye brush/comb. Best applied to dry hair. Start applying the hair color at the roots and work your way out to the lengths, gray hair needs a bit more hair color. After you have applied the color over all your hair, put on the included plastic cap.
Wait 30-120 minutes before rinsing out the hair color. The longer you let the color process, the darker the shade will be. Heat can be applied with e.g. a hairdryer to intensify the result.

Rinse your hair until the water runs clear. Do not shampoo immediately after coloring - wait at least 24 hours before shampooing. Organic conditioner without tensides (soap substances can be used).

You can also do multiple colorings for a more intense result. Remember to wait 12 hours before the next coloring, as the color oxidizes and can become darker within these 12 hours.

Free from:

• Peroxides
• Ammonia
• Resorcinol
• Preservatives
• Synthetic dyes
• PPD (paraphenylenediamine)
• Chemical additives

Weight:
100 g (divided into 4 bags)

**INCI:**Indigofera tinctoria (Indigo) Powder* Lawsonia inermis (Henna) Powder* Emblica officinalis (Amla) Powder* Ziziphus spina-Christi (Ziziphus) Powder* Eucalyptus globulus (Eucalyptus) Powder* Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Powder* Curcuma longa (Turmeric) Powder* Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile) Powder* *Ingredients from organic farming