Sattva herbal hair dye - ash blonde

capacity 150 g

The ash blonde hair dyeing mixture is a composition of Ayurvedic herbs that gives a cool ash blonde shade. Designed for people looking for natural methods of hair coloring and at the same time strengthening them, without the use of chemical dyes, as well as those allergic to hairdressing or drugstore dyes.

How natural hair dye works:

Regular use of the dye not only provides beautiful color, but also improves the overall condition of the hair, increasing its resistance to damage.

For what hair type is ash blonde recommended:

The ash blonde shade of henna will work well on naturally light hair, it will add a cool tone. If there are already a lot of gray hair, this color will add aesthetics, giving the hairstyle a cold, ash shade.

Possibility of lightening colored hair:

The ash blonde shade contains indigo in its composition, which may make subsequent lightening of the hair more difficult.

To use Sattva natural plant dye, start by washing your hair with a silicone-free shampoo. Then prepare a paste by mixing the required amount of powder with lukewarm water at about 50°C. Mix until smooth and leave for 30 minutes.

Wear protective gloves to avoid staining your hands. Divide your hair into four sections and apply the paste evenly from root to tip in each section. Wrap your head in plastic wrap and cover it with a towel to help maintain the right temperature during the dyeing process.

Leave the henna on your hair for 2-3 hours so that the ingredients can penetrate the hair structure and give it the desired color and care properties. After this time, rinse the henna thoroughly with warm water.

Remember that the color matures for 48 hours after the henna application - so do not wash your hair with shampoo before this time to achieve the final coloring effect. Before first use, it is recommended to do an allergy test on a small area of ​​skin.

Regular use of this henna will make your hair thicker, shinier and more resistant to external factors thanks to the content of Ayurvedic herbs such as cassia and amla.

Cassia Obovata (Cassia), Lawsonia Inermis (Henna), Indigofera Tinctoria (Indigo), Emblica Officinalis (Amla), Azadirachta Indica (Neem), Eclipta Alba (Bhringraj)