Description
Key features
- Type: Permanent cream hair color.
- Shade: 4.0 deep brown.
- Volume: 1 kit covers shoulder-length hair.
- Hair type: Suitable for natural and previously colored hair.
- Finish: Even, glossy brown result.
- Application: Cream texture spreads evenly on strands.
- Ammonia level: Contains ammonia for lasting color.
- Conditioning agents: Includes oils and conditioners.
- Developer strength: Comes with 20 volume developer.
- Root coverage: Designed to cover gray strands.
How to use
- Apply to dry, unwashed hair for best results.
- Section hair and start at the roots.
- Work the cream through mid-lengths and ends.
- Leave on for 30 minutes as directed.
- Rinse thoroughly until water runs clear.
- Follow with the included conditioner.
- Use gloves during mixing and application.
- Wait 48 hours before next chemical service.
Details
Kit contains coloring cream, developer, gloves, and conditioner. The formula blends synthetic and direct dyes with conditioning oils. Net weight of cream is 60 ml plus 60 ml developer. Full color result lasts four to six weeks with normal washing.
FAQ
Who benefits most from this shade?
Anyone wanting a cool deep brown without red tones. It suits cool or neutral skin tones. The shade also works well to darken light brown or natural blonde hair by several levels. One interesting fact is that the cream formula reduces patchiness on porous ends.
Can it be used on curly or chemically treated hair?
Yes, the cream consistency spreads without tugging curls. Porous or previously relaxed hair may process faster, so check color after 20 minutes. Always perform a strand test first. The included conditioner helps smooth the cuticle after rinsing.
How should the kit be stored after opening?
Keep unused portions in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Developer loses strength after opening, so use within three months. Color result may vary slightly between batches due to natural hair pigment differences. Always check the expiration date printed on the box.
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