Tints of Nature Semi Permanent Henna Cream - Shade Selection & Direction & Tips
How To Select Your Perfect Tints Of Nature Henna Cream Shade...
Tints of Nature permanent shades will take your hair any shade darker and will lift your hair by one shade. To find your perfect shade with Tints of Nature colour, follow our step by steps…
1. Using our shade range, select a colour that best represents your natural hair colour.
2. Choose any colour within that shade level or any shade darker.
For example: If you have Dark Brown hair or similar, you can use any shade darker, Black or Chocolate, which will add further depth and tone to your hair without drastically changing your overall shade.
Please note this product DOES NOT contain peroxide therefore it will NOT lift your hair to a lighter shade. To lighten your hair by one shade shop for our permanent hair dye range or alternatively shop for our Lightener range, suitable for medium brown to blonde hair.
How To Apply Tints Of Nature Henna Cream Hair Dye...
To achieve maximum results from your colour application treat your hair to a pre-color treatment, with Tints of Nature Hydrate Treatment or Structure Treatment …and always remember to carry out your skin sensitivity and strand test!
1. Shampoo your hair with Tints of Nature Clarify Shampoo and rinse thoroughly (this is great for removing any product build up on your hair and for tackling those stubborn greys).
2. Gently comb through your hair, removing any tangles.
3. Pop on the plastic gloves provided, shake the colour bottle well and unscrew the tip.
4. For best results section your hair and gently squeeze the colour bottle starting at the roots and hairline, working it through your hair.
5.Gently massage all of the colour into your hair until thoroughly saturated.
6. Using the plastic cap provided, cover your hair and wait for 30 minutes. For grey coverage wait 40 minutes.
7. Using your clean gloves, remove the plastic cap and rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water until the water runs clear.
8. Condition your hair and comb through, leave for 5 minutes...We recommend our naturally nourishing, moisture rich Tints of Nature Hydrate Conditioner. Rinse well.
Grey Hair Coverage...
Will Tints Of Nature cover those grey hairs? Yes! Tints of Nature Henna Cream semi-permanent home hair dyes will cover up to 80% of grey/white hairs. Grey and white hairs can be very resistant to colouring, this is usually because the hairs are lacking in essential moisture. Although our colours are designed to cover those pesky greys, we have some top tips for those very stubborn hairs.
Top Tip 1
1. Shampoo your hair with Tints of Nature Clarify Shampoo and rinse thoroughly (this is great for removing any product build up on your hair and for tackling those stubborn greys).
2. Gently comb through your hair, removing any tangles.
3. Pop on the plastic gloves provided, shake the colour bottle well and unscrew the tip.
4. For best results section your hair and gently squeeze the colour bottle starting at the roots and hairline, working it through your hair.
Top Tip 2
1. A medium-low heat from a hairdryer can be used for the first 10-15 minutes of your 40 minute development time.
Tints of Nature permanent shades will take your hair any shade darker and will lift your hair by one shade. To find your perfect shade with Tints of Nature colour, follow our step by steps…
1. Using our shade range, select a colour that best represents your natural hair colour.
2. Choose any colour within that shade level or any shade darker.
For example: If you have Dark Brown hair or similar, you can use any shade darker, Black or Chocolate, which will add further depth and tone to your hair without drastically changing your overall shade.
Please note this product DOES NOT contain peroxide therefore it will NOT lift your hair to a lighter shade. To lighten your hair by one shade shop for our permanent hair dye range or alternatively shop for our Lightener range, suitable for medium brown to blonde hair.
How To Apply Tints Of Nature Henna Cream Hair Dye...
To achieve maximum results from your colour application treat your hair to a pre-color treatment, with Tints of Nature Hydrate Treatment or Structure Treatment …and always remember to carry out your skin sensitivity and strand test!
1. Shampoo your hair with Tints of Nature Clarify Shampoo and rinse thoroughly (this is great for removing any product build up on your hair and for tackling those stubborn greys).
2. Gently comb through your hair, removing any tangles.
3. Pop on the plastic gloves provided, shake the colour bottle well and unscrew the tip.
4. For best results section your hair and gently squeeze the colour bottle starting at the roots and hairline, working it through your hair.
5.Gently massage all of the colour into your hair until thoroughly saturated.
6. Using the plastic cap provided, cover your hair and wait for 30 minutes. For grey coverage wait 40 minutes.
7. Using your clean gloves, remove the plastic cap and rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water until the water runs clear.
8. Condition your hair and comb through, leave for 5 minutes...We recommend our naturally nourishing, moisture rich Tints of Nature Hydrate Conditioner. Rinse well.
Grey Hair Coverage...
Will Tints Of Nature cover those grey hairs? Yes! Tints of Nature Henna Cream semi-permanent home hair dyes will cover up to 80% of grey/white hairs. Grey and white hairs can be very resistant to colouring, this is usually because the hairs are lacking in essential moisture. Although our colours are designed to cover those pesky greys, we have some top tips for those very stubborn hairs.
Top Tip 1
1. Shampoo your hair with Tints of Nature Clarify Shampoo and rinse thoroughly (this is great for removing any product build up on your hair and for tackling those stubborn greys).
2. Gently comb through your hair, removing any tangles.
3. Pop on the plastic gloves provided, shake the colour bottle well and unscrew the tip.
4. For best results section your hair and gently squeeze the colour bottle starting at the roots and hairline, working it through your hair.
Top Tip 2
1. A medium-low heat from a hairdryer can be used for the first 10-15 minutes of your 40 minute development time.