Herbatint Blond Sable Hair Dye - Natural Color | 4.2 fl oz
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Transform your hair with the power of nature! Herbatint's FF5 Blond Sable hair dye is specially formulated for adults seeking a vibrant, natural-looking blonde while nourishing their hair. Infused with herbal extracts and rich in vitamins E and F, this ammonia-free and paraben-free gel helps to cover gray hair effectively and ensures long-lasting results.
Key Benefits:
- Nourishes and protects your hair during coloring.
- Provides vibrant color that lasts.
- Moisturizes the scalp for a healthy finish.
- Contains Aloe Vera and natural mineral extracts.
This coloring gel not only delivers stunning color but also supports your hair's health, thanks to the anti-oxidant properties and enzymes found in its natural ingredients. It’s easy to apply, but make sure to perform a sensitivity test before use and store it in a place out of children's reach. Note: This product is designed solely for hair and should not be used on eyebrows or eyelashes.
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