Garnier Color Naturals 8.11 Permanent Cream Hair Colour in Deep Light Ash Blonde, from the deep ash blonde range for a cool colour that reduces orange tones. Covers up to 100% of grey hair, according to Garnier. One pack is sufficient for one use.
Key Features
- A nourishing permanent colour for richer, more even, shiny colour.
- A cool light ash blonde shade that resists orange tones, as stated on the pack.
- Up to 100% white-hair coverage, according to the manufacturer.
- Post-colour conditioner enriched with avocado oil, olive oil and shea butter to care for hair after colouring.
Key Ingredients
The post-colour conditioner contains omega-6-rich shea butter, avocado oil and olive oil. The box includes colour cream, developer, conditioner, gloves and instructions.
How to Use
- Perform a skin allergy test 48 hours before every use.
- Wear the supplied gloves and mix colour cream with developer as shown in the leaflet.
- Apply to dry, unwashed hair, starting at the roots then the lengths.
- Leave for the time specified in the leaflet, rinse until the water runs clear, then use the supplied conditioner.
Who Is It For?
For those wanting cool light ash blonde colour and grey coverage. Results depend on natural hair colour, appearing lighter on grey hair. Garnier recommends the lighter shade when choosing between two.
Precautions
- Hair dyes may cause severe allergic reactions. Read the leaflet and follow instructions carefully.
- Do not use under age 16, with a facial rash or irritated or damaged scalp, after a previous hair-dye reaction or with a temporary black henna tattoo.
- Do not dye eyebrows or eyelashes. Rinse immediately with water if contact with the eyes occurs.
- Consult a pharmacist or doctor during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or if you have a medical condition.
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