Umberto Giannini Flowerology Naturally Kinder Vegan Colour, Cruelty Free Permanent Grey Hair Coverage, Medium Brown 5.0 Colour

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Permanent hair dyes are even more damaging, though, as they use very strong chemicals that need to be left on for longer. However, you better watch it because less staying power means more reapplications, which leads to more damage.

Umberto Giannini Flowerology Naturally Kinder Vegan Colour Umberto Giannini Flowerology Naturally Kinder Vegan Colour

As you can probably gather from its name, Lime Crime is known for its full range of colour options.

Is hair dye vegan?

Get the power of the salon in your home. Thanks to our natural ingredients, like flowers, orange peel extract and chamomile, your hair will have a healthy, flawless shine. Your hair will look like you've just walked out of a high-end salon, and all because of the power of flowers.

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the smell of violet is a little overwhelming when processing (my son told me I smelt like a grandma’s bathroom). Personally I didn’t mind it too much but I imagine if you left it on for any longer than 30 minutes it might be a different story. Veganuary is here, and there's really no better time to embrace the use of vegan hair dyes. If you're trying to go greener this month, cruelty-free vegan hair dyes are a great place to start. I'm obsessed, I can't stop testing each one of their products and fall in love every time. Particular favourites include the hot pink shampoo and conditioner which gift my typically neglected hair much needed volume, bounce and moisture, while smelling incredible, as well as the avocado hair mask thing, again beautifully fresh smell rather than super sweet floral scent that you usually get with products aimed at ladies.Apply to clean dry hair. Start by applying the formula from your roots and massaging into the lengths of your hair. Keep adding more mask until hair is saturated. You don't have to be a vegan to use a vegan hair dye. In fact, we encourage every one to use it because a lot of traditional hair dye brands test on animals. Going vegan means you'll get gorgeous, natural colour without harming any of our furry friends. Not to mention that box dyes are filled with harsh chemicals that do a lot of damage.

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Wanting to try a hair colour switch-up but not ready to fully commit? Our NEW Flowerology Temporary Colour Masks can help. it is by no means the lilac colour it claimed to be on the promo images. It’s a lot more pinky than I’d wanted. Another UK-based brand is Flowerology. The vegan, cruelty-free hair dye brand has products that give us salon-like results all powered by botanicals. When you buy hair dyes from other companies, you don't always know where they stand ethically. If you're trying to stay clear from animal products and unethical companies, this can make looking for hair care difficult. Good thing we’re here to help. Flowerology Temporary Colour Masks are designed to be used on light blonde to dark blonde hair colours – this is because darker hair needs lifting before it can take on a different colour, which isn’t possible with non-damaging semi-permanent hair colourants. If you have darker hair, you may get a slight change in hair hue, but lighter hair colours will reflect the best results.Additionally, Splat offers bleach and ombre kits if more natural colours are your style. 8. Tints of Nature Hair Dye Our Flowerology hair dyes contain natural ingredients and are free from the usual nasties that you find in other hair dyes. In fact, our hair dyes are 95% natural and contain 75% organic materials. The natural composition of our hair dyes means that you'll cause less damage to your hair compared to conventional dyes. They contain natural botanical ingredients that help to add strength and nourishment to your hair. Unlike most dyes that you're probably used to, ours don't contain ammonia - you know, the ingredient that irritates skin and eyes. Surely that's a bonus!