Color & Soin Permanent Hair Colour with Plant Extracts, Golden Chestnut 4G

Lasts up to 6 weeks and is easy to use. After colouring, hair is silky and easy to comb. Without ammonia, parabens, silicone or resorcinol. Kit includes: colour, developer, conditioner, gloves, instructions.

• Revitalises hair and gives it strength
• Covers grey hair
• Complete hair colouring kit in the box
• Makes hair soft and easy to comb
• Voluminous, shiny hair thanks to plant oils
• No unpleasant smell, does not dry out hair

Color & Soin hair colour is rich in ingredients. Plant extracts and active ingredients collected from around the world give your hair the best possible care:

• Plant proteins from wheat and oat extract
• Plant proteins from corn and soy sprouts
• Plant oils from coconut
• Essential oils from rosemary and eucalyptus
• Plant pigments from colouring plants from around the world

Made in France

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How to use? Very simple:

Mix the plant colour and the developer together. Apply to dry hair from the scalp to the ends. Leave on for approx. 30 min. Rinse with clean water and wash with shampoo. Apply the conditioner, leave for 2 min and rinse.

Shine in all your beauty!

This is not a fully ecological product, but a better alternative among hair colours. The harsher substances such as ammonia, preservatives (parabens), silicone and resorcinol have been removed from the product.

The most natural way to colour hair would of course be henna, but when colouring with henna several factors must be taken into account. Colouring with henna is a long and time-consuming process, and henna is a permanent colour. Henna and indigo cannot be removed from hair by bleaching or chemical colour removal. If you want to remove the colour completely, it has to be done with scissors.

With hendigo/indigo you may be lucky, and after colour removal the hair can be coloured over nicely with a light colour. But it may also happen that after enthusiastic colour removal or bleaching, very damaged, greenish hair looks back at you from the mirror. Indigo (blue) combined with bleaching colours or lighteners that contain yellow gives green as a result, exactly according to the rules.

Another important fact is that henna cannot make hair lighter than its natural shade. Lightening henna, which some people come to this page looking for, does not exist. No plant-based toner or colour mixed from plant-based toners will make hair lighter than its own shade.

In addition, everything you have previously used on your hair may affect the final result.

Ingredients:

PEG-2 OLEAMINE. AQUA PURIFICATA (PURIFIED WATER). COCAMIDE DEA. ALCOHOL DENAT (ALCOHOL). PROPYLENE GLYCOL. ETHANOLAMINE. OLEIC ACID. SODIUM SULFITE. TETRASODIUM EDTA. HYDROLYZED VEGETABLE PROTEIN (TRITICUM VULGARE. SOY, CORN, AVENA SATIVA). SODIUM ERYTHORBATE. p-AMINOPHENOL. p-PHENYLENEDIAMINE. 2-METHYLRESORCINOL. 4-CHLORORESORCINOL.

4-AMINO-2-HYDROXYTOLUENE

Color&Soin does not contain:

Resorcinol – used in hair colours as a lightening agent; can irritate the eyes, skin and respiratory tract.

Toluene-2,5-Diamine – can cause scalp sensitivity and allergic reactions.

1-Naphthol – can cause allergic reactions.

Ammonia – an alkaline substance that raises the pH of the hair. As a result, the hair swells, the cuticle opens and colour pigments can penetrate the hair. It can damage the protein tyrosine inside the hair, after which the hair loses its ability to hold colour pigment.

Color&Soin contains smaller amounts than conventional colours of:

Ethanolamine is a colourless, viscous, flammable liquid with an ammonia-like smell. In hair colours it is used as a substitute for ammonia, as ethanolamine is also an alkaline substance. It is used in semi-permanent and demi-permanent colours; in the colour we offer, the ethanolamine content is only 3%, whereas in permanent colours the required content is 9%, compared with ammonia, whose content is usually 1.8-3%. Ethanolamine can irritate the eyes, skin and lungs.

PPD (phenylenediamines) – can cause allergic reactions and skin sensitivity. Used because the substance helps the colour reach the hair roots. Can cause allergic reactions on delicate skin.

P-phenylenediamine is used in hair colours as a dye. There is more p-phenylenediamine in dark hair colours.

Hydrogen peroxide – not present in the product in pure form as in conventional colours.

4-Chlororesorcinol – not to be confused with resorcinol. Removes the hair’s pigment so that the colour can attach to the hair. Present in smaller amounts in dark colours.