Garnier Color Naturals Hair color - Light Brown - 5

26.28

34.75-24%

Product description

Product Description


Garnier Color Naturals Cream Dye:


A nourishing permanent hair dye that is ideal for covering gray hair or even changing hair color naturally from Garnier.

Its formula is enriched with olive oil, avocado oil and shea to moisturize and maintain your hair.

With its rich ingredients, it cares for your hair while giving you a healthy and shiny color.

Product Information:


Color: Light Brown 5.

Enjoy a rich, long-lasting color.


Results:


Long-lasting natural color

For soft hair

Moisturizes hair during and after dyeing.

It is easy to prepare and use and clean.

You will find in this package: Dye cream, tonic and hair conditioner.


How to use:


Step 1 Preparation:


Wear gloves.

Open the cap of the color developer package.

Empty all the contents into a non-metallic container.

Punch the tube of dye cream using the tube cap.

Empty the contents of the dye cream tube into a non-metallic bowl

Mix the dye cream with the color developer using a hair dye brush until it becomes homogeneous

Apply the mixture to the hair

Step 2 Distribute the dye on the hair:


Before applying the mixture to the hair, the hair must be completely dry

Apply the dye mixture to the hair roots by separating the hair strand by strand

Distribute the remaining mixture to the rest of the hair

Cover the entire hair with the mixture well, then gather the hair at the top of the head.

Wait 25 minutes

If your hair is resistant to dye or if white hair represents more than 70% of your head, leave the dye on for 35 minutes

Step 3 Wash and smooth the hair:


After the waiting period is over, wet your hair a little and then massage it gently until it foams for a minute

Wash the hair with warm water until the water becomes clear

Distribute the after-dye care conditioner on your hair

Massage gently

Leave the after-dye care conditioner on for two minutes

Wash your hair well with lukewarm water

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