Vegetable Hair Dye Light Blonde

The "Light Ash Blonde" it is a light ash blonde: a bright and neutral color: it makes the hair blonde, but without any yellowish or reddish reflections. | This organic dye is composed of una A blend of coloring herbs, expertly blended to create a deep, bright, and long-lasting color. In addition to coloring hair (even covering gray hair), it makes it strong, shiny, and healthy. It contains no harmful chemicals, is a completely pure and vegan product, and is also 100% organic and certified. | Features: | Contains no harmful synthetic substances | Allows una coverage naturale of gray and white hair, giving beautiful highlights | gives hair una Healthy shine | Strengthens hair roots and prevents breakage | Washes out easily after application, no shampoo required | Ideal for safe and easy use at home, but with professional results | Intense, brilliant color lasts up to 30 days | Suitable for men and women | Product successfully tested on volunteers with gray hair | Notes: | Application may take up to 60 minutes | In order to achieve una darker shade of color, it is necessary to keep the mixture on for longer tempo and possibly heat your head with a hair dryer| due to oxidation naturale of the color, this may appear darker during the 5 days following the application | being a completely natural product naturale, Results may vary depending on hair color, their struttura and many other factors | Nuance: red, reddish brown/henna Consistency/format: paste Product type: hair dye Hair type: all Brand: Radico Features: vegan Certificates: UK Vegan Society, USDA Organic, ECOCERT - Cosmos Organic Packaging type: sachet Manufacturer: Radico, 129 G 6 & 7, Noida Special Economic Zone, 201305, Noida,Uttar Pradesh, India, director@radico.com Importer as persona EU responsible.: Amarantus Distribution GmbH, Lauenbrücker Str. 50, 27389, Fintel, Germany, info@amarantus-distribution.de | Ingredients (INCI) Cassia Obovata, Indigofera Tinctoria (Indigo), Lawsonia Inermis (Henna), Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla), Eclipta Prostrata (Bhringraj), Bacopa Monnieri (Brahmi)