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Since 1970100% Grey CoverageVibrant, Long Lasting Color, Kind to Your HairTested on Sensitive Skin*VeganCertified B CorporationAgainst Animal Testing WorldwidePETA Approved; Cruelty-FreeVeganEmpower Your Nature0% Ammonia, Alcohol, ParabensThe Mixing Ratio is 1:1This Package Contains: 1 Bottle haircolor gel, 60 ml1 Bottle developer, 60 ml1 Royal conditioner, 50 ml 1 Pair of gloves Directions printed on the inside of the packGet a professional color result, natural and healthy hair, in packaging with reduced environmental impact. A gentle formula with 8 herbal extracts to enhance your natural beauty.Contains the Royal Conditioner 50 ml - An acidic pH treatment, designed to re-seal the hair's cuticle and enhance the color for longer.High Tolerability and Performance Gentle formula, tested on sensitive skin*, for optimal color results. Easy to Apply Its unique gel texture does not drip and gives an easy and uniform application on hair. 40 minutes processing time. Up to 2 applications. Customize Your Color Mix two or more shades to get your unique and personalized look just like your hairdresser. You can easily add golden, copper or other tones, just adhering to the mixing ratio 1:1 between color and developer.*Test is carried out on 22 subjects with sensitive skin, aged 18 to 65 and phototype II and III. The conclusion of the test is optimal skin compatibility on subjects with sensitive skin.
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