Product Description:

• The N (Natural) Series shades color your hair while creating a natural, even color.
• Thanks to a consistent and odorless formula, Herbatint Permanent Hair Color Gel is easy to mix and apply, proving perfect results in jus…

Product Features:

• Dermatologically tested for sensitive skin
• Gentle formula without ammonia, parabens, and alcohol fragrance-free
• 8 Organic herbal extracts
• A gel formula is easy to apply
• 36 Mixable shades – can be mixed to create customized colors
• Color gel and developer (unmixed) can be saved and reused allowing for additional applications.

How to Use:

• To mix Herbatint Gel and Developer, use the Herbatint measuring cup found in the Herbatint Application Kit to mix equal parts of color and developer.
• The quantity you use depends on the length and volume of your hair. Note: If you don’t own an Application Kit, you can use a plastic or glass measuring cup, but NEVER use a metal measuring device.
• Mix with a brush until you obtain a gel-like consistency. Starting at the root, apply the gel to dry, unwashed hair. Tilt your head back while you rinse so that the gel does not get into your eyes.
• Once processed, rinse hair thoroughly until the water runs clear. Rinse by tilting head back (Do NOT use shampoo for 48 hours).
• Finally, apply the Royal Cream Conditioner and leave on the hair for five minutes. Rinse again and style as usual.

Cautions & Warnings:

Sensitvity Test:

• Since the product may cause skin irritation on certain individuals, a preliminary sensitivity test should be performed.
• Click here to learn how to take a sensitivity test at home.

Color Strand Test:

• We recommend that you test the color on a part of your hair that contains the colors you want to cover.
• Doing a color strand test, it ensures you get that you get the first look of your desired color.

Important To Note:

• Since Herbatint uses the most gentle formula possible, our product will only lift about one shade.
• Herbatint is not capable of lifting multiple shades, so it is important to choose a color within one shade of your normal color, when going lighter.