Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye - Honey Blonde

Yes, this is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color will not wash out. It will gradually fade over time, and your natural hair growth will result in visible roots, requiring touch-ups.

Absolutely. It is crucial to perform an allergy patch test 48 hours before each application, even with ammonia-free and natural-origin formulas. Allergies can develop over time, and different ingredients can still cause reactions.

As a permanent hair dye, the color itself does not wash out. Its vibrancy can last for several weeks before natural fading or root regrowth becomes noticeable. Using color-safe hair care products will help prolong its richness.

The final result will depend significantly on your starting hair color. Honey Blonde is designed to work with your natural tones. For significant color changes or if your hair is very dark, the result might be subtler. A strand test is highly recommended to preview the final color.

Yes, you can use it on previously colored hair. However, always perform a strand test on a small, hidden section of your hair to see how the color develops and to ensure compatibility, especially if your hair has been recently permed or relaxed.

The convenient tub contains everything you need for the coloring process: the developer cream, coloring cream, a post-color care treatment, a spatula for easy application, and protective gloves.

While formulated without ammonia, resorcinol, alcohol, and silicones, and containing natural-origin ingredients, individual sensitivity varies. Always perform a patch test 48 hours in advance to check for any allergic reactions or irritation, even if you have a sensitive scalp.

For very long or particularly thick hair, you may need to use two boxes of Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye to ensure full and even saturation. Always ensure you have enough product to cover all your hair thoroughly for a consistent result.

Hair dye results are highly dependent on your current hair color, porosity, and previous treatments. Ensure you performed a strand test beforehand. If the color is too light, you may need to re-apply after a suitable interval, or consult a professional. If too dark, consider professional color correction as at-home remedies can cause further damage.

This usually occurs due to uneven product distribution. Ensure hair is fully saturated during application, especially focusing on roots and hard-to-reach areas. Using the provided spatula can help with even spreading. For future applications, consider sectioning hair more carefully and thoroughly.

Even with natural-origin formulas, allergies can occur. Always perform a patch test 48 hours before applying the dye to your entire head, as instructed. If irritation occurs during application, rinse immediately with plenty of water. If a severe allergic reaction occurs, seek immediate medical attention.

While this formula is caring, any chemical process can affect hair moisture. Use the provided post-color care treatment. Incorporate regular deep conditioning masks into your routine and minimize heat styling. Ensure you didn't leave the dye on for longer than the recommended processing time.