Garnier hair dye 7.1 ash blonde
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Garnier Color Naturals Creme Hair Dye:
- Garnier Nourishing Permanent Hair Color is perfect for covering grey hair or even changing hair color naturally.
- Its formula is rich in olive oil, avocado oil and shea to moisturize and maintain your hair.
- With its rich ingredients, it takes care of your hair and gives you a healthy and shiny color.
- Garnier permanent hair dye that lasts up to 8 weeks of nourishment and rich color that restores your hair's youthful colors with perfect coverage of gray hair.
- The main ingredients in Garnier dye are olive oil, avocado and shea, which work to moisturize and nourish the hair.
Product Information:
- Color: Ash Blonde 7.1.
Enjoy rich, long-lasting color.
How to use:
Step 1 Preparation:
- Wear gloves.
- Open the cap of the developer package.
- Empty all contents into a non-metallic bowl.
- Pierce the tube of dye cream using the tube cap.
- Empty the contents of the dye cream tube into a non-metallic container.
- 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, separating the hair strand by strand.
- Distribute the remaining mixture over the rest of the hair.
- Cover the entire hair well with the mixture, 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 condition hair:
- After the waiting period is over, wet your hair a little and then massage it gently until it foams for a minute.
- Wash hair with warm water until the water runs clear.
- Apply post-dye care conditioner to your hair.
- Massage gently.
- Leave the after-color care conditioner on for two minutes.
- Wash your hair well with lukewarm water.
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