HERBATINT® is the first Ammonia free hair colour range and has been available since 1970. It is unique in other ways as well, being the only hair colour that doesn’t contain fragrance, it doesn’t need to hide any nasty smells and synthetic fragrance can be an irritant to the scalp. HERBATINT® is the only hair colour product that is packaged to encourage multiple applications; this enables the user to achieve up to three applications from one pack making HERBATINT® one of the most economic hair colour ranges you can buy.
In 2011 the National Institute of Consumer Affairs (France) tested all hair colour products for their potential to induce allergic reactions, the result was published in their magazine ‘60 Million Consumers’. HERBATINT® was chosen as the gentlest product that they had tested.
In 2015 HERBATINT® got a whole new look and more colours, there are now 36 colours to choose from and they can be mixed to create whatever colour is best for your hair.
Now with 8 certified organic herbal extracts to soothe, hydrate and condition as it colours including Aloe Vera, Witch Hazel, Echinacea, White Birch, Meadowfoam, and new extracts Walnut, Cinchona and Rhubarb.
- 6 new colour shades.
- A sachet of shampoo AND conditioner now contained within the packs.
Still the Ammonia free formulation you know and love.
Made without Resorcinol, Paraben, Fragrance and Alcohol.
Gluten Free, Suitable for Sensitive Skin.
Endorsed and registered with PETA, FSC and the UK Vegan Society.
Up to 3 applications per pack - pour what you need then keep remaining product for subsequent applications.
HERBATINT® gently and effectively colours hair without the unpleasant smells that are associated with hair colouring, at the same time as colouring it treats the hair, leaving it in extraordinary good condition.
If it is the first time you are colouring, it is important to take care when choosing your colour. Make sure you choose a colour slightly lighter than what you think your natural hair colour is. You can always go darker, but it is difficult to go lighter