Phytopigmentation

Women began to dye their hair more than three thousand years ago. Then it was a way of designating a special status.

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Today, with the help of dyeing, women change their image, hide gray hair, give the hair the desired shade, shine. The frequency of staining depends on individual needs. But, as a rule, this is once every one and a half to two months. When choosing staining at home or in a professional's salon, the main requirements that women make to paint are safety, durability, color saturation, caring properties and full shading of gray hair. Unfortunately, the result is not always pleasing. And "experiments" in order to find your ideal paint can sometimes negatively affect the health of the hair.
Professionals know this and are ready to offer today instead of the usual staining phytopigmentation. What it is? Phyto-staining products consist of almost 80% of herbal ingredients, which makes it possible to obtain persistent and deep shades of color without harming the hair. The paint does not contain harmful parabens and ammonia. Plant pigments are responsible for the special durability and saturation of shades. The patented formula promotes deep recovery, nutrition and protection of the scalp from possible allergic reactions.

Phytopigmentation KYDRAnature - a procedure that includes three-step care:
1. Preparation of hair for dyeing: phytotest for determining the color type of a person's appearance;
2. Combination of care with staining: phytomassage of the scalp with Ales's elixir;
3. Saturation with phytopigments and direct color care.
The source of the revolutionary innovation of phytopigmentation was five plants, from which natural coloring pigments were obtained. The combination of these five plants and many years of research in the field of coloristics have created a unique palette of shades.
■ Madder dyeing - coloring pigments of red shades.
■ Kampeshovoe - coloring pigments of blue and purple shades. Another name is blue sandalwood.
■ Oak - coloring pigments of brown shades.
■ Coreopsis dyeing - coloring pigments of red tones.
■ Gorse dyeing - coloring pigments of golden hues.
Chromatic colors in the palette and colossal experience of specialists provide unlimited variability in creating colors.
Phytopigmentation KYDRAnature Suitable for any type of hair. This type of staining strengthens weakened, damaged hair, has caring properties. Completely paints over gray hair, providing durability of the received color. After the procedure, plant phytopigments remain in the hair, providing a cumulative effect from dyeing to dyeing.
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Material prepared by Julia Dekanova