Plants In Gloss - Nude

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Plants In Gloss - Nude

Green Heads - Plants In Gloss - Nude - Tinting hair treatment

  • Tinting and moisturizing hair treatment in one
  • Strengthens hair and adds shine
  • Laser-like color depth

Plants In Gloss is a professionally developed tinting and treatment in one, based on organic plants. It is nourishing, moisturizing, gives a fantastic shine and refreshes your hair color. Plants In Gloss does not lighten or cover gray hair. Plants In Gloss should work for 10 minutes and lasts about 8 washes. The result is affected by the original condition of the hair such as lightness, quality and whether it has previously been chemically treated, e.g.

Nude: gives a glossy beige tone and should be used on blonde and light hair to tone and give dull hair new life.

Tip: Can be mixed with Plants In Gloss - Cognac for a warmer and peachy tone on neutral medium blonde and ash-colored hair.

Mix the gloss: with 1.7 dl 5 5 °C water to a creamy consistency. Cool to body temperature and apply. Use the gloss immediately.

 Apply the gloss : apply Apply the gloss to freshly washed, towel-dried hair lengths. Start application at the nape of the neck and finish at the front. Leave on for 10 minutes. Rinse with lukewarm water and finish with conditioner. Avoid washing your hair within 48 hours for best color results.

Contents: 50 gx 2 Plants In Gloss and a pair of biodegradable gloves and a protective cap. The package is enough for one shade on shoulder-length, normally thick hair.
Storage: The treatment is stored dry at normal room temperature, sealed between treatments. The packaging is biodegradable and can be recycled as paper or composted.

 Ingredients: Eclipta Alba Powder, Bacopa Monnieri Leaf Powder, Azadirachta Indica Leave Powder, Indigofera Tinctoria, Lawsonia Inermis, Cassia Obovata

The product is 100% natural and 100% vegan. For use on hair only. Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. If an allergic reaction occurs, discontinue use immediately.

100% Natural · Vegan · Cruelty-Free Free from water, silicones, sulfates (SLS/SLES), PPD/PDT, parabens, PFAS, gluten and phthalates.

What is plant color?

Green Heads Colour - Plants In Colour is a professionally developed plant colour series based on 100% natural and organic plants.

The colors are nourishing, naturally moisturizing, provide shine and a fantastic laser-like depth of color. The color has a natural scent that brings to mind green tea.

Plants In Colour gives hair a more even tone at its own lightness level or darker. It cannot lighten hair. Plant colour covers grey hair with a laser-like and natural effect.

The final result is only visible after 2-3 days when the color has matured. The plant pigments adhere very well and it is not a color that is easily faded. If you like to vary your hair color often, our light shades are preferable.

Instructions

Mix the color : Mix 1 part Plants In Colour with 3 parts 75-degree water to a creamy consistency. If a lighter result is desired, you can add equal parts Plants In Treatmet to the color powder. Let cool to body temperature before application. Use all the color immediately.

Apply the color : Apply the warm color to freshly washed, towel-dried hair. Start applying where the difference between the original color compared to the desired end result is greatest and requires the longest exposure time. When coloring full hair, it is important that you really apply color to the entire hair, while when coloring growth, it is important that you get to the bottom properly but do not paint over the previously colored lengths. Leave on for 60-90 minutes depending on the desired lightness and intensity. Wrap a plastic bag over the hair and a hair towel over it to keep it warm. Rinse with lukewarm water, massage out the color and finish with conditioner. Avoid washing your hair within 48 hours for best color results.

If this is your first time coloring with plant-based dye, read our blog post about coloring your hair at home first!

READ THE BLOG POST

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