COLOR & SOIN® is the first hair dye to take care of your hair
COLOR & SOIN® is the No. 1 paint in pharmacies in France*
COLOR & SOIN® is a French, long-lasting hair dye – no ammonia, no parabens, no resorcinol, no silicones, no SLS
Wide color range of 35 colors
Product advantages:
- Durable hair dye with plant extracts
- 100% coverage of white hair
- Ammonia-free, resorcinol-free, paraben-free, silicone-free, SLS-free
- Reduces the risk of allergy and irritation of the scalp
- Resistant to chlorine and UV rays
- Also suitable for pregnant women, lactating and women after chemotherapy
- Dermatologically tested product
- Hair dye Color&Soin is recommended by dermatologists, pharmacists and oncologists
Thanks to the content of vegetable proteins and essential oils, COLOR & SOIN® takes care of your hair, giving it strength, beauty and shine. It covers 100% white hair at the first application. Protects and cares for hair and scalp. Tested under dermatological control, preserves the naturalness of the hair, minimizes the risk of irritation and allergy.
*IQVIA pharmacy data 2016
MANUFACTURER: Les 3 Chenes® , 69770 Villecheneve, France
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Instructions for use
Pour the contents of the COLOR & SOIN® paint into the vial with the color retainer, shake well for 2 minutes, then remove the applicator tip.
Immediately apply the entire mixture on the hair.
Leave on for 20 minutes. Massage lightly, with a little lukewarm water, smeared with the mixture hair.
Rinse thoroughly with water, then wash off with a mild shampoo.
Apply the hair conditioner and let it act for 2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly.
Precautions for use
This product contains phenylenediamines and oxygen water. This product can cause allergic reactions.
Perform a sensitivity test 48h. before the first application.
Protect your hands with gloves and your shoulders with a towel to avoid getting paint on clothes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with clean water.
Avoid any application of the product from outside the scalp. Do not dye your eyebrows or eyelashes. Do not leave the product in reach of children.
Do not store excess product for subsequent applications. If you do not consume the entire amount, the rest of the product should be discarded. Do not mix the product with other paints. Do not use aluminum or metal containers.
Composition:
Platinumnorus (10N): PEG-2 oleamine, purified water, cocamide dea, denatured alcohol, propylene glycol, ethanolamine, oleic acid, sodium sulphite, tetrasodium salt EDTA, hydrolysed vegetable proteins (wheat germ, soybean, corn, oats), sodium erythorbate, 2-methylresorcinol, p-phenylenediamine,
Retainer: purified water, hydrogen peroxide, cetylalcohol, cetearyl alcohol, laureth-3, cetearet-20, oxyquinoline sulfate
Hair conditioner: purified water, quaternium-83, rosemary oil, imidazolidinyl urea, eucalyptus oil.
Features and advantages of the active ingredients of hair dye COLOR&SOIN
Hydrolysed vegetable proteins
A mixture of partially hydrolyzed proteins extracted from grain (wheat, soybeans, oats and corn), possessing many qualities, including covering the hair with a protective shell. Hydrolyzed plant proteins are traditionally used for their protective and restorative action.
But. Vegetable proteins:
- From wheat – with a restorative and soothing effect;
- From oats – with nourishing action;
- From maize – with a stimulating effect;
- From soybeans – with restructuring action.
B. Vegetable coconut oil – hydrates, gives vitality and shine to the hair.
C. Essential oils:
- Rosemary oil – antiseptic, supports the scalp and hair;
- Eucalyptus oil – soothes the scalp.
Ethanolamine
Many dyes for permanent hair coloring contain ammonia, which, due to its aggressive nature, damages the hair shaft with each use. Instead, the Color & Soin® range uses ethanolamine as an alkaline agent, which is a pH regulator and allows hydrogen peroxide staining/bleaching reactions to take place. In addition, this alkaline agent helps to dissolve the strand of the hair, thus facilitating the penetration of color precursors into the hair structure.
