BostonMaria
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Tints of Nature - Review & Pictures
I've been using Tints of Nature ($19 at Whole Foods - 1N Natural Black) to cover my greys. I did henna for almost 2 years and I even tried indigo, but unfortunately my greys come back in too quickly, those methods are very messy and time consuming. I'm not saying I won't henna again, but between home, work and now college again I'm pressed for time.
According to the box "Tints of Nature is the first long lasting permanent hair colour to use certified organic ingredients." I went to their website and here are the actual ingredients: http://www.tintsofnatureusa.com/files/ingredients_tints.pdf I noticed Phenlenediamines and Hydrogen right away.
So far this is the third or fourth time trying this product. Pros: it doesn't stink, doesn't stain my bathroom tub, wipes easily, gets rid of my greys in 30 minutes, easy to buy since Whole Foods is up the street from my house. Cons: I hate the fact that it costs $19 a box!
I applied to hair that had not been washed in a week. After I shampoo'd it out of my hair I deep conditioned under my hooded dryer. I rollerset and dried under the dryer, then flatironed the roots with my Chi.
Hope this helps those ladies with greys that are looking at other alternatives to henna and Miss Clairol.
I've been using Tints of Nature ($19 at Whole Foods - 1N Natural Black) to cover my greys. I did henna for almost 2 years and I even tried indigo, but unfortunately my greys come back in too quickly, those methods are very messy and time consuming. I'm not saying I won't henna again, but between home, work and now college again I'm pressed for time.
According to the box "Tints of Nature is the first long lasting permanent hair colour to use certified organic ingredients." I went to their website and here are the actual ingredients: http://www.tintsofnatureusa.com/files/ingredients_tints.pdf I noticed Phenlenediamines and Hydrogen right away.
So far this is the third or fourth time trying this product. Pros: it doesn't stink, doesn't stain my bathroom tub, wipes easily, gets rid of my greys in 30 minutes, easy to buy since Whole Foods is up the street from my house. Cons: I hate the fact that it costs $19 a box!
I applied to hair that had not been washed in a week. After I shampoo'd it out of my hair I deep conditioned under my hooded dryer. I rollerset and dried under the dryer, then flatironed the roots with my Chi.
Hope this helps those ladies with greys that are looking at other alternatives to henna and Miss Clairol.
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