Can I apply Tints of Nature natural hair dye on coloured hair?

Yes. You can apply Tints of Nature home hair dye on coloured hair, as long as the previous hair dye product did not contain metals or henna powder. If your current hair dye contains lead, acetate, zinc, iron or copper please wait at least one month before applying Tints of Nature.

Can I use Tints of Nature natural hair dye whilst I am pregnant?

First of all, congratulations on your pregnancy!

We recommend waiting until after the first 12 weeks of pregnancy before applying any dye or to consult your doctor beforehand.

Our Henna Cream Semi-Permanent shades are better alternatives to use whilst pregnant, or alternatively highlighting your hair or not directly applying dye to your scalp can reduce any possible riks or reactions.

Please note: any chemicals used are only absorbed by your hair and not by your scalp or bloodstream. ALWAYS remember your sensitivity test to ensure you are not allergic to any of the ingredients used, including the lovely natural ones!

Can Tints of Nature natural hair dye be used whilst undergoing chemotherapy?

At Tints of Nature we do not recommend using our home hair dyes if you are undergoing chemotherapy, radiothearpy or other forms of health treatment. If you do wish to dye your hair with our home hair dye please consult with your doctor before applying and ALWAYS carry out a skin sensitivity test. Finished treatment? Again consult with your doctor beforehand. If your scalp is irritated or damaged or your hair is very weak or brittle we advise not to dye your hair. If you wish to dye your hair we would recommend using our Henna Cream Semi-Permanent haircolour for a few months, so your hair has time to rebuild it's natural strength and health. Please ALWAYS remember your skin sensitivity and strand test!

Can I use any remaining Tints of Nature Permanent Colour for my next application?

Yes and no. If left unmixed and in their original bottles the colour gel and colour fix can last up to 6 months from the opening date. However if the colour gel and colour fix are mixed, the solution will only last for one hour due to the oxidisation process. Please be aware we recommend storing the left over bottles in a dry place out of direct sunlight.

Will Tints of Nature natural hair dye colour my hair?

Strand test, strand test, strand test!

We would love to say yes they will, but all hair conditions are very different and unique to us all meaning results will vary from head to head. Therefore follow our simple steps in finding your perfect Tints of Nature shade and carry out a strand test. For the best possible results hair dye loves healthy hair, read our blog on how to achieve happy healthy hair using our treatment range. If you are still unusure please contact our Customer Service team

Are Tints of Nature products suitable for vegans and vegetarians?

Yes! All of our products are vegan and vegetarian friendly. Please note, previous batches of Sulfate-Free Shampoo & Scalp Treatment are still in circulation with the older formula which contain a milk derivative, any stock ordered through our website will be the new, vegan-friendly formulation.

Do your any of your products contain Henna?

Yes. Tints of Nature Henna Cream Semi-Permanent hair dye is specially formulated with natural henna and plant extracts.

Do Tints of Nature colours contain PPD's?

Tints of Nature Permanent home hair colours use the lowest possible levels of PPDs to colour the hair. Our average pigment level is 0.42% compared to the legal maximum in the EU of 4%.

Our Semi-Permanent Henna Cream and Bold Colours are free from PPD/ PTDs and are perfect for those with PPD allergies.

Please Note: You must always carry out a Skin Sensitivity Test at least 48 hours before colouring your hair to ensure you are not allergic to any of the ingredients, even the most natural ones!

Do Tints of Nature colours contain peroxide?

Tints of Nature Permanent home hair dyes contain a mild and gentle pharmaceutical grade peroxide.

We use a 6% (20V) liquid peroxide activator in all of the permanent hair dyes with the exception of 10XL and our Highlight Kit which uses a 9% (30V) cream activator.

Our Lightener Kit uses a 12% (40V) cream peroxide activator. Included in the pack is a bottle of Naturlite Oil to protect the scalp during the lightening process, this will also neutralise the peroxide to approx 9%.

Tints of Nature Henna Cream semi-permanent hair colour and Tints of Nature Bold Colours and Pasteliser DO NOT contain peroxide.

Where can I find the full list of ingredients for all Tints of Nature products?

All of our product pages provide a full list of ingredients. Alternatively if you have any questions about the ingredients used in any of our products please contact our Customer Service team.

How can I remove permanent hair dye if I am not happy with the results?

If you are not happy with the final results please get in touch with us using our Contact Us page for expert advice from our team.

Will Tints of Nature cover grey hair?

Absolutely yes!
All of the natural shades 1N - 8N will cover 100% of grey hair.
If you’re using one of the fashion shades you just need to mix it with the same amount of the natural shade with the same number.

For example:
25ml 7D + 25ml 7N + 50ml Colourfix = fabulous fashion colour that covers grey
The only shade that may not 100% cover all grey is 10N.

Can Tints of Nature Bold colours be mixed to create different shades?

Tints of Nature Bold Colours can be mixed to create different shades. However, we would always recommend you to perform a strand test prior to every application as this will give you a good indication on how the colour will appear on the hair, and you can then make an informed decision as to whether you wish to proceed with the full application.

Do Tints of Nature Bold Colours contain ammonia/peroxide?

Tints of Nature Bold colours are semi-permanent colours and do not require mixing with an activator. They do not contain ammonia or peroxide and therefore will not lighten your hair.

Do Tints of Nature Bold Colours contain PPD?

No there is no PPD or PTD in Tints of Nature Bold Colours. The Bold range contains direct dyes which deposit colour onto the hair fibres directly.

Can Tints of Nature Bold colours be mixed with the Henna Creams/ Permanent Colours?

Tints of Nature Bold colours are not designed to be mixed with the Permanent or Henna Cream ranges.

If Tints of Nature Bold Colours are used on dark hair and the colour is not bright enough can you lighten the hair straight away and reattempt the Bold colour?

Provided the hair has not been lightened recently, the hair can be immediately lightened, treated and the Bold colour re-applied. However, if hair has been recently lightened then a professional should be consulted to determine whether the hair is fit for lightening.

How much of the content of the Tints of Nature Bold range is organic and natural?

The Bold colours contain 10 organic ingredients and 19 naturally derived ingredients.

Do Tints of Nature Bold colours have a base depth or are they purely tonal?

The Tints of Nature Bold colours are tonal.

Does the hair need to be pre-lightened before colouring with TON Bold colours and/or Pasteliser?

To ensure vibrant, colourful results, if you have darker hair, we would recommend you to pre-lightenen your hair to a light blonde with our Tints of Nature Lightener Kit. Tints of Nature Bold colours can be used on hair which has not been pre-lightened but results would not be vibrant unless you have naturally light, bright blonde hair. Leaving the colour on the hair for 40 minutes and pre-treating with Hydrate Treatment will have a greater effect. Pastel colours would also be difficult to achieve unless the hair is pre-lightened or applied to naturally light bright blonde hair.

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