Permanent Hair Colour | For Long Lasting Grey Coverage | Intense & Radiant Colour Shine | Enriched With Natural Ingredients | Free From Ammonia & Paraffin | 3N-Dark Chestnut Brown 170Ml

Great hair dye, have been using only this for years now, also during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It does not smell at all and has most infrefients natural. Never had any problrms. The only disadvantage is that it only lasts around 1 month and then i have to reapply it

Die beste Haarfarbe! Natürlich, einfach zu handhaben, farbecht, billig, geruchlos und in vielen Farbtönen. Der Versand war schnell, auch in die Schweiz!

eine haar färbung die keine kopfschmerzen verursacht, wegen starkem geruch. Färbt natürlich und gut, einfach anzuwenden. bin sehr zufrieden damit.

Have always used this product to touch up roots, I use only half at a time, covers Grey's for me inbetween salon visits

I have been dyeing my hair since I was 21 (didn't want to see even one gray hair)so I consider myself a well-seasoned consumer of hair dyes. I have also had my hair done in NY and LA at top salons for a lot of money, so I consider this product among all those experiences and it comes out near the top. There are three products like this that I have used, Naturcolor, Herbaceuticals and this one, NaturTint. All of them are available at other sources and the local organic market but not at this attractive price. So, from an economics point of view, this is a bargain. But also from a hair care perspective, NaturTint excels. It smells pleasant and that is paramount to me. I cannot use any Clairol or Feria or Garnier products because they are so acrid and I have a sensitive olfactory. I like the fact that this product is natural and free of the typical carcinogens and immune compromising chemicals that are found in many of the cheaper, more commercial products of this type. The colorways are great and can be mixed and matched. I use 3N and top it with a dark blonde so I have a few highlights where my hair is gray. Like most of these products, it is slightly thick and can drip. Like other reviewers, I place a large old towel on the rug in my bathroom, to protect it and I wear a black cotton shirt while working with the product. I use a colorist's bowl and tools that I picked up cheaply at the local beauty supply shop. I use a foam 'brush' and a wide tooth comb and dab the mixture onto my hair in thick rows, then comb it through as needed. I only comb to the ends as I finish, so the most potent chemical action will spare them. I leave it on 30 minutes. When I wash it out, I only use the cream rinse that comes with the package - not the shampoo. I make sure there is a thorough rinsing under a brisk stream of cool water and that is all I need. I then gently comb through my hair while it is very damp and put on an anti-frizz that I like from John Frieda. Since I am a pharmaceuticals writer, I learned long ago that hair is most fragile when wet - so I handle it very gently until it is mostly dry, then I invert my head (I have shoulder-length hair) and blow it dry quickly. I style it later, just before I leave the house. The result is shiny, manageable, natural-looking and healthy hair, considering it is treated. I do this every 6 to 8 weeks and that works well for me, as I no longer wash my hair every day (as we age, our hair becomes dryer, thinner and more brittle, reducing shampoos will slow that process and keep hair strong enough to reduce breakage, in my experience). I use boar bristle round brushes and a non-laurel sulfate shampoo for colored hair. I honestly think, if I had continued using even my old favorite L'Oreal Natural Match my hair would eventually have aged more quickly than it does with this product. I started using NaturTint in the '90's and am happy it is still around. I also think the quality of the natural colors leaves me with a softer, more natural looking brunette.