Naturtint 5N Light Chestnut Brown Permanent Hair Color (Pack of 1), Ammonia Free, Vegan, Cruelty Free, up to 100% Gray Coverage, Long Lasting Results (Packaging may vary)

Wow! love my results! I had been using another brand for so long and was nervous to switch but so glad I finally tried it! I liked that there's no Amonia in Naturtint and much better ingredients. My natural color is light to medium brown and I had been using color 7N Medium Blond from another manufacturer. Each time I used it though, my scalp burned and got red and the smell had been horrible. I also have a very dry scalp so I knew it was time to switch. I read that it's a good idea to go one number higher with Naturtint which would be similar to the one I previously used 7N. I chose 8N Wheat Germ Blond Naturtint. The color is fabulous!! It came out the same as the medium blond I used to use!! there's hardly any smell and for the first time in 15 years, no burning whatsoever on my scalp!! I did my roots first which took about 17 minutes, then I used the rest of the bottle it came with on the rest of my hair and left it on for 30 minutes. There's even some shiny parts to the color like highlights. The color you see on the box is very accurate. It covered my grays great too. I would HIGHLY recommend it!!!

Naturtint 1N Ebony Black Permanent Hair Color has been one of the better at-home hair color products I’ve used. The color came out rich, deep, and very natural-looking without the harsh chemical smell that many permanent dyes have. I really appreciate that the formula is gentler compared to traditional hair dyes. My hair felt softer and healthier after coloring instead of dry or damaged. The application process was straightforward, and the included conditioner helped leave my hair smooth and shiny. The coverage was excellent, especially on grays, and the color looked even from root to tip. I also noticed the color stayed vibrant for weeks without fading too quickly. Another big plus is that Naturtint uses more plant-based ingredients and avoids many of the harsher chemicals found in other brands, which makes it a great option for people with sensitive scalps. Overall, this is a high-quality permanent hair color that delivers beautiful, long-lasting results while being gentler on the hair. I would definitely purchase it again.

I loved the natural ingredients and that it was a company owned by women. I have used L'Oreal and then went to the eSalon products for the last two years. Still wasn't happy with the lack of grey coverage, the chemicals (and smell) and just not the right color. I ordered the 7N Hazelnut blonde, to cover my Grey's at the roots but to match my natural sunstreaked light blonde/brown. Followed the directions to the letter. Never, ever, have I been so happy with my haircolor! The match is perfect, my hair is silky, shiny, no chemical smell! Just a fresh, light conditioning fragrance. But the color and condition! And the unbeatable price! Whatever is in the Quinoa Aftercolor Conditioner is amazing, the shine is amazing. I am incredibly happy, impressed, and a convert. This is a first class product, a must try. You won't regret it. Oh, and, Ive had breast cancer full treatment twice in my life already....that I have hair at all is a miracle, so I wouldn't use just anything to color it, chemicals have always worried me. (More) hair loss worry me. No more. I am safer using this product. Thank you!

Been using this for at least a year since Whole Foods discontinued my other product. That was a blessing in disguise because Naturtint is easier to use and I like it better. My hair is about 20% gray, concentrated on top and sides where observers can see it most! This does a great job of coloring and staying on the longer portion of my hair, however I find that the roots fade pretty fast - in about 2 weeks. I have to color by 3 weeks or it gets really obvious. I color only the roots, never drag it through my ends b/c it doesn't fade there. My biggest frustration is getting it shampooed out of my hair. Recommendation on that below. Pros: Easy to use - you don't have to wash first like some natural brands require, and doesn't take hours to color, like henna Doesn't have that awful, burning ammonia smell that, with reg. brands, kept me from coloring without an exhaust fan and only when my kids weren't home! Gentle on the scalp - no burn Totally lasts on my ends - the shaft of my hair never fades and stays a nice chestnut color, even on the gray Cons: Roots tend to fade faster than standard brands (but I'll take it as a trade for carcinogenic chemicals) Still has some chemicals--let's be real--but less toxic Washing: this stuff is REALLY hard to wash out of your hair. I can wash 5 times in the removal step, and usually can still feel a grimy coating on my hair until I shower again and wash it several more times. FIX: through trial and error I found that if I rinse with very warm (like, hot) water before and after shampoo, it will rinse out in one shower (maybe two washes). It's not good for your hair though to wash in hot water, so I don't love this, but I make sure to do a final slow rinse in very cool water to lay down the cuticle before I'm done. Works for me. TIP: because I color only roots, it's a waste to wash half the bottle down the drain. I wash out the previous use's squeeze bottle and keep it - then mix only half of the new mixture into it. So each bottle colors twice, which is not only better because I'm not shooting chemicals down the drain, it's more economical. The two bottles of color and developer each have approx. 5T of liquid in them, so I measure 2 1/2T of each into the empty bottle and shake. It's the perfect amount to saturate my roots on top and sides, with some bonus coverage in back but I wouldn't be able to saturate all areas if I had full gray in back. You cannot mix the whole thing and save it though b/c once it's mixed, you have to use or discard.

TL;DR: Rich dark color, tons of shine, gentle smell, and the only formula I’ve found that checks all the “safe ingredients” boxes while still looking amazing. Just be ready for a long first rinse. This is the only hair dye I’ve used that strangers have stopped me over, asking what shade it is. The color is very dark, but it doesn’t cross into that harsh, fake-looking territory. It settles in as a really smooth blue-black that looks intentional and pretty, not costume-ish. What I appreciate most is that I can use it without dealing with the cloud of chemical fumes you normally get with boxed dye. The smell is mild enough that I don’t get a headache or that burning feeling on my scalp, which is a first for me. It leaves my hair soft and shiny afterward instead of that stripped, squeaky feeling some dyes cause. The staying power is strong too. Even when my roots start coming in, the rest of the color holds onto its depth instead of washing out to a dull tone. If you want something that lasts without damaging your hair, this one really does it. But I will say the rinse-out is no joke. The very first wash after processing takes a while. I’m talking a solid twenty-plus minutes of rinsing until the water finally stops running dark. Once that part is over, the upkeep is easy, but the initial rinse just takes patience so you don’t end up with any leftover dye on your skin or towels. I’ve done a lot of digging into safer coloring options, and most products either have ingredients I won’t touch or just don’t work well. This is the only brand I’ve found that checks the boxes for safety while still giving results I can feel good about wearing out. It hits that sweet spot between gentle and effective, and that’s why I keep coming back to it. Tip: Put a little coconut oil or vaseline around your hairline before applying so cleanup is quick once you’re done. Hope this helps! =)

I love this hair dye! It doesnt damage my baby fine hair. It actually looks healthier. The color didn't seem to fade and I'm at the five week mark. I'm usually alot lighter on the ends by now. This was a great purchase and a great value

I've never done box hair dye; I've always paid someone a pretty penny at a salon to color my hair. After my expensive hand-painted highlights grew out and my brown roots were becoming noticeable, I decided that paying $500+ for a touch-up wasn't the best use of my money, and impulsively decided to dye my hair the darkest black I could find. I hate the smell of ammonia, so I decided to give this brand a try. I'm very happy with the results, and how dark black my hair came out. It's not brownish or grayish at all; it's a solid unambiguous black. I was hesitant to go so dark and thought I maybe should have tried brown-black or regular black before going all the way to blue-black, but I'm glad I trusted my impulse and went with the blue-black, because my hair looks fantastic. I've gotten so many compliments and it looks great with the colors of clothing and makeup I favor. Some of my friends that also have their hair very dark are amazed at how dark my hair turned out on the first application. The dye itself is just as quality as anything I've paid someone to use on me; I have no complaints. The smell isn't bad at all, and I had no itchiness for the 30-40 minutes I kept it on to process. It washes out pretty clear on the first wash, and I haven't had any stained towels or pillowcases like I did when I dyed my hair purple-red all the time. My hair is 2b curl type, coarse, and naturally very dry. I haven't detected any drying or additional hair loss from dye, so it's pretty gentle. It definitely stained my hairline, though, but that's to be expected. My hair is down to my lower back, so I had to use two whole boxes for the first application. Make sure you account for that when you dye! The dye mixed up pretty thick, so it was super easy to apply with a bowl and brush. Even with my hair length and thickness, it took less than an hour. Overall, 5/5 stars. I'll be doing my touchups with this; no need to look for a different brand.

For color and effectiveness, I give it a 5, the formula/experience over more recent years is leading me to change. I have used multiple shades over 15+ years, all have taken great to my already dark hair, the reddish tones add a great “glimmer”. Now that the greying has started, I’ve been sticking with the 1N just to help the transition until they grow in enough to embrace. It is a much cleaner option and for ages I’ve chosen it over drug store options, other natural dyes and even the professional brands. In the earlier years, I had zero issue with it and it felt like it was actually benefiting my hair. Eventually, I started having more trouble rinsing the formula out. Two things I thought may be contributing, I had moved and the water wasn’t as soft, they had switched from the little packet of shampoo and treatment/conditioner, to a tube of treatment. I stopped using the tube, tried different shampoos, took a long break from dying through pandemic, even tried after moving back to softer water. There is a waxy film that has not improved, packing has changed a couple of times, so I keep hoping it’s a formula change back to the original, but no luck. My scalp would start to peel, not just dry flakes, but peeling in the areas that stayed the most waxy after multiple washes. It wasn’t painful, but seemed as thought the residue was causing it since it wouldn’t full wash out, I assumed user error. I will wash repeatedly, and now even after trying things over several days (clarifying shampoos, Castile soap, baking soda, vinegar, etc) I’m still left with residue. Six months ago, I had the same issues as usual, but I had some skin issues in the days following, no rash, but more like cystic acne around the hairline, scalp peeling, stuff I still wanted to be a coincidence, I just tried a new shade 3 days ago (haven’t used any since June) and am having the similar issues. I was extra careful to only use it on spots I wanted covered, not on scalp or get any on skin. I’ve been keeping my hair up and off my skin, but some contact is inevitable and I’ll get a waxy film around the hairline, on my neck, etc. Those areas then break out and/or get sensitive. We all have different bodies, our hair, skin, etc react to things differently. So I’m not saying it’s harmful, but I may need to come to terms that it’s not for me anymore. It’s been many years and perhaps I’m growing more sensitive. I still think it’s an effective and cleaner dye, but there was a clear change years back and I don’t know that any sensitivity would be as bad had it not changed and started leaving a residue. Of course even clean dyes need to be washed out, I just can’t get it to.

Great hair dye, have been using only this for years now, also during pregnancy and breastfeeding. It does not smell at all and has most infrefients natural. Never had any problrms. The only disadvantage is that it only lasts around 1 month and then i have to reapply it

This is certainly not 100percent bio. Got a terrible rash. Would like to return pl.

L'articolo che è arrivato oggi non corrisponde a quello messo in vendita. Inoltre la confezione è danneggiata, strappata in vari punti e scolorita.

Sehr gut!!! Schöne Farbe!!! Zu empfehlen

Lo compró mi mujer y se tiñó en casa en un momento, le quedó como si hubiera ido a la peluquería, el color se adhiere bien y le dura hasta el siguiente, el color se correspondía con el que eligió, lo compró básicamente porque era natural y no quería hecharse productos químicos (amoniaco...) Aunque sea caro es mucho más barato que la peluquería.