Vibrant, natural-looking hair colour that's healthy and safe

Naturtint permanent hair colour typically lasts 4-6 weeks with proper care. Using colour-safe products and the included Multi-Care Mask helps maintain colour vibrancy.

Naturtint is ammonia-free and dermatologically tested. While it is gentler than traditional hair colours, we recommend performing a patch test 48 hours before application.

Yes, Naturtint can be used on previously coloured hair. For best results, wait 2-3 weeks after your last colouring. If transitioning from a darker shade, consult our shade guide.

We recommend waiting 4-6 weeks between colourings to maintain hair health. Regular use of the Multi-Care Mask helps protect and nourish your hair between colourings.

Natural shades provide superior gray coverage due to their higher pigment concentration and balanced undertones. They penetrate coarse gray hair more effectively, distribute color evenly, and resist fading better than other tones. This results in more uniform, long-lasting coverage and a natural-looking finish. Look for shades with "N" in their code (like 5N) for optimal gray coverage.

Yes, you can mix Naturtint permanent hair colors to create your custom shade. Use a 1:1 ratio of colorant to developer, and ensure the developers have the same HP rating (e.g., 7.5HP). For better gray coverage, include a Natural (N) tone in your mix. For resistant gray hair, you can reduce the developer by up to 25%. Always use plastic or glass mixing bowls (avoid metal), and perform a patch test before application. Note: Only mix within the Naturtint permanent hair color line; do not mix with other brands or product lines.

For extra stubborn gray hair, especially with shades 7-10, you can create a more concentrated color formula by reducing the developer by 25%. This adjustment increases the pigment concentration, providing better coverage for resistant grays while maintaining the gentle nature of the formula.

Gray hair can appear brighter when using vibrant shades like red or orange due to its unique texture and porosity. Since gray hair lacks underlying pigment, it absorbs color differently and can show more intense results. To achieve a more balanced look, consider mixing your vibrant shade with a Natural (N) tone to help normalize the color absorption and create a more uniform result.

The notion that PPD-free hair colors are inherently safer is misleading. While these products eliminate p-Phenylenediamine (PPD), they often substitute it with p-Toluenediamine (PTD), which belongs to the same chemical family and can trigger similar allergic reactions. PTD is also a known allergen, and studies show that switching from PPD to PTD doesn’t eliminate risks but merely replaces one potential sensitizer with another.

The real key to safety lies in the concentration of these ingredients. Both PPD and PTD are safe to use within regulated limits. For instance, while Indian regulations allow up to 6% PPD or PTD in hair dyes, products like Naturtint use significantly lower amounts—just 2% or less, depending on the shade. This reduced concentration is sufficient to achieve effective coloring while minimizing the risk of adverse reactions.

It’s important to recognize that the dose, not the ingredient itself, determines safety. Instead of focusing solely on whether a product is “PPD-free,” opt for dyes with minimal, regulated chemical levels from trusted brands. Always perform a patch test and prioritize transparency in labeling to ensure a safer hair dyeing experience.