What is it and what is it used for? Khadi Herbal Hazelnut Brown Hair Dye is a powder hair dye made with ingredients like henna, indigo, walnut and amla. These ingredients are known for their hair care properties. It is ideal for those who want to change their hair color and want a vibrant and long-lasting hazelnut brown shade without damaging their hair. It provides revitalized, long-lasting color that doesnt fade easily. Its free of harmful ingredients like ammonia, lead, and PPD, making it safe and gentle on your hair. The natural ingredients in the dye, such as henna and amla, nourish and strengthen the hair, resulting in healthy and shiny strands. It also effectively covers gray hair without damaging the hair structure. On the other hand, Khadi Herbal Hazelnut Brown hair color protects the hair from the harmful UV rays of the sun. It is easy to use and can be applied at home without having to go to the salon. Who is it for? Its ideal for anyone looking to change their hair color safely and naturally. Its also a good option for those looking for an alternative to harsh dyes that can damage their hair and scalp. Instructions for use The following steps describe how to achieve the best results: Mix the powder with hot water to form a smooth paste. Apply the paste evenly to your hair, making sure to cover all hair strands. Cover your hair with a shower cap or cling film and leave it on for at least an hour. Rinse your hair with warm water and apply a conditioner. Let it air dry. Contraindications Do not use if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. This product is not recommended for hair that has been permed within the last three months. If you have an extremely sensitive scalp, irritation may occur after application. It is important to test a small section of hair before using it on your entire hair. Although no specific risks have been identified for pregnant and breastfeeding women, it is recommended to consult a doctor before using any hair product during this period. Composition Indigofera tinctoria, lawsonia inermis, emblica officinalis, eclipta alba, azadirachta indica.