Vegetable dye, based exclusively on organic herbs to make your hair shine with health, give body and shine. Devi, in Sanskrit means "she who shines". This mix of dyeing herbs in sand-colored tones, will immediately give light to the complexion. It is particularly suitable for dyeing blonde hair, giving beautiful highlights inspired by the sands of the Rajasthan desert. It is the dye for you if you are blonde and want beautiful warm and natural highlights, hair that shines with health and a cleaner karma! Also excellent as a restructuring and strengthening mask for all hair types as it has no dyeing power on dark hair!

Does not contain: Sodium Picramate, Ammonia, metal salts and any chemical additives

Color: Sand - Content 100gr

For application , follow all the instructions on the package and rinse only with water. Then wait 24-48 hours for the color to settle well and reach its full potential and wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner. Only after this last step will you have your definitive color and you will see your hair shine like never before.

Hennetica blends are composed of herbs that:

• They come from certified organic cultivation, but the dye is not certified as a whole, as they have not yet certified the entire supply chain, which is very long and complex.
• They do not have fair trade certification, but come from sustainable agricultural projects in India, for which we have activated support and certification processes but they require a very long time to be implemented.

Unlike chemical dyes, which work by lifting the hair cuticle to allow synthetic color molecules to penetrate, henna wraps around the cuticle and binds to the keratin, filling the hair scales. The hair shaft is consequently much fuller, thicker and shinier and takes on very natural shades.

With natural dyes the color you will get will always be personalized because the result will depend on different factors such as the starting color, the ability to absorb the pigment, the application times and above all they do not attack the original color by hiding it but will adapt to it.

HOW TO USE:

1 - Prepare your hair: Wash your hair well with Avatara natural pre-dye shampoo from La Saponaria. Do not use shampoos that contain silicones or other film-forming ingredients to avoid reducing the effect of the dye.

2 - Prepare the dye: put on gloves and in a bowl mix the dye powder with warm water (35-40 degrees). Add water until you obtain a smooth and homogeneous paste, with the same consistency as yogurt: for a perfect application it must not be too liquid or too dense. The amount of powder to use is determined by the length of your hair and must be necessary to cover the entire area to be treated.

3 - Apply the dye: apply the resulting paste, without letting it cool, on damp hair just washed, separating the hair into strands and starting from the roots towards the lengths. Gather the hair and cover it with cling film and a towel or wool hat to keep the heat in, leave it to act for 30 minutes to 2 hours. The longer it is left to act, the better the color will adhere and it will tend to be darker and more covering.

4 - Rinse and shine! After the processing time, wash your hair with warm water without using shampoo or conditioner. You can eventually do a final rinse with cold water and spray a hydrolate directly on damp hair to better fix the color and close the hair scales. Do not use other products on your hair for at least 24 hours.

This color It does not contain any chemicals, so it cannot lighten your color or guarantee an exact color shade. The final shade obtained may vary based on your starting color, the structure of your hair, any previous treatments (e.g. chemical dyes or perms) and the application method (application time and temperature).

Cassia Auriculata (Cassia) Leaf Powder, Emblica Officinalis (Amla) Fruit Powder, Lawsonia Inermis(Henna) Leaf Powder, Ziziphus Spina-Christi (Ziziphus) Leaf Powder, Eucalyptus Globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Powder, Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Powder, Matricaria Recutita (Chamomile) Flower Powder.