Top 4 Benefits of a Damage-Free Hair Colour

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The present generation cannot live without colouring their hair. A few do it for their profession, but most do it just to look different. Also, it has become hard to avoid, since the shine and texture lost due to overexposure to the elements of nature can only be brought back by colouring one’s hair. But, not every hair color is safe. Especially the chemical-based hair dyes, which cause severe and permanent damages like hair loss and permanent whitening of hair. Therefore, to protect your hair from damages caused by chemical dyes and bleaches, you must opt for an ammonia-free hair color that is also a bleach-free hair colour. And if your research is solid your damage-free hair color would also leave your hair looking as stunning as ever.

So what are the top 5 benefits of a damage-free hair color ?

1.      The natural advantage: Natural hair colors are free from ammonia, which is the most damaging substance found in chemical-based hair colours. Ammonia works like a corrosive element on the scalp and sucks away its natural oil sebum. Ammonia also harms the respiratory tract if inhaled. Bleach, or Hydrogen Peroxide, is another chemical that turns hair permanently white. Using a damage-free hair color helps avoid both.

2.      Goodbye frizzy hair: Lack of moisture leads to frizzy hair and eventually makes the hair rough and prone to breakage. It also leads to hair thinning and hair fall. While, increase in humidity, which is a major worry during summers, causes its own damages to the outer layer of hair. Frizzy hair not just makes the hair look dull but also generates split ends. An ammonia-free hair color would be typically made up of natural ingredients that won’t leave your scalp dehydrated, and won’t let your hair go all messy and frizzy.

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3.      Natural and nourishing treatment: damage-free hair colors are typically made up of plant-based ingredients. So by using them you are only gifting your hair and scalp safer nourishment. Organic herbs improve blood circulation in the scalp and reduce hair loss. Their antioxidant properties help in the re-growth of hair naturally. This natural treatment also gives your hair more shine and smoothness, which stays even after the hair color fades away.

4.      Easy to use: Natural hair colours work just with water so they are the easiest to work with. And what can be better than a pre-formulated herb-based hair colour that has all the natural colouring agents pre-mixed for your convenience? No need to mix henna with indigo separately to get that perfect brown. Isn’t that convenient? Particularly for those who had been mixing various herbal products to make one pack. A pre-packed ammonia-free hair color thus works easy while saving your quality time as well.

There are two kinds of damage-free hair colors currently available in the market—powdered and gel-based. The gel-based hair colors take lesser time, are non-drippy and also non-messy. They work on both the hair ends as well as on the hair roots. 

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How to apply a gel-based ammonia-free hair color ?

1.      Pre-shampoo and towel dry your hair.

2.      Mix the packed products as mentioned in the Instruction Manual. The quantity of hair colour would depend upon your hair length.

3.      Divide your hair into sections and apply the mixture using a brush from root to tip.

4.      Let the dye rest for 30-35 minutes. Then rinse with running water.

5.      Lastly apply any herbal color protective shampoo.

6.      You can also use a conditioner or hair mask after the color is washed away.

With this, we hope that you will choose your damage-free hair color after doing sufficient research to arrive at the right choice.

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