Logwood

Camphex (Haematoxylum Campechianum) is a tree that grows up to 15 meters tall and is native to the Bay of Campeche in Mexico. This plant was already known to the Aztecs; its name derives from the Greek and means "bloodwood." The powder is obtained from the debarked wood of the trunk and larger branches. Its dyeing power comes from hematoxylin, a colorless substance that, in a humid environment and in the presence of oxygen, transforms into hematein and takes on a very intense color. However, logwood powder used alone does not have much effect on the keratin of the hair, and leaves a light amber tone on the hair. If mixed with other herbal powders (especially red henna), it takes on a una copper-brown shade on brown backgrounds, ensuring una buona gray hair coverage.| Modo use: it is usually not recommended to use only logwood powder also because this plant, being poor in mucilage, fa The compounds may be uneven and difficult to apply. It is recommended to combine it with other dyeing herbs: mixing it with chamomile powder helps darken blondes, creating warm tones. To bring out a cool, purple undertone, it is recommended to add baking powder (1 teaspoon per 100g of powder) and mix separately with warm water. Then, add the mixture obtained with the chosen coloring blends. Shade: red. Product type: hair dye. Hair type: all. Brand: Phitofilos Features: Unisex, vegan. Certificates: Vegan OK. PAO: 12 months. Ingredients (INCI): Haematoxylon Campechianum Bark Powder.