£14.00
Garnier Nutrisse Crème delivers rich, long-lasting colour from your home using new colour boost technology. This formula is designed to infuse colour deep into the hair fibre for vibrant results and provides reliable up to 100% grey coverage. After colouring, intensely nourish your strands with the included silicone-free conditioner. This after-colour treatment features five fruit oils to restore the hair fibre and lock in the shade. Instrumental tests indicate hair is left 5x stronger and 2x shinier. Always ensure you perform a necessary patch test before application. This permanent hair dye offers deep nourishment alongside beautiful colour.
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xWith Garnier Nutrisse Crème, nourished hair means better colour - all from the comfort of your own home. Our new colour boost technology infuses colour into the fibre for richer, radiant, and long-lasting colour with up to 100% grey coverage. Intensely nourish your hair with our new after colour conditioner. Enriched with 5 fruit oils, and silicone free for a natural feel, the conditioner restores the hair fibre, locks in colour and protects against dryness. Hair is left 5x stronger, 2x shinier and silkier.
*Instrumental test
Always do a patch test 48 hours before colouring
How to find your shade? Your hair dye result will vary depending on your natural hair colour, If you are deciding between 2 shades always choose the lightest and remember that on grey hair dye will appear lighter.
Have you ever wondered what the hair colour numbers mean? The first number of a Hair Colour is how Light or Dark the blonde hair dye will be, for example blonde shades range from 7, Dark Blonde to 10, Very Light Blonde. The second number is the reflect which can be Natural (.0), Warm (.3, .4, .5, .6) or Cool (.1, .2). For example, 7.0 is a Natural Dark Blonde, 7.3 is a Golden Dark Blonde, and 10.1 is a Very Light Ash Blonde.
*Instrumental test
Always do a patch test 48 hours before colouring
How to find your shade? Your hair dye result will vary depending on your natural hair colour, If you are deciding between 2 shades always choose the lightest and remember that on grey hair dye will appear lighter.
Have you ever wondered what the hair colour numbers mean? The first number of a Hair Colour is how Light or Dark the blonde hair dye will be, for example blonde shades range from 7, Dark Blonde to 10, Very Light Blonde. The second number is the reflect which can be Natural (.0), Warm (.3, .4, .5, .6) or Cool (.1, .2). For example, 7.0 is a Natural Dark Blonde, 7.3 is a Golden Dark Blonde, and 10.1 is a Very Light Ash Blonde.
