Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye - 4.0 Cacao Brown

Yes, this product is formulated without ammonia, providing a more pleasant coloring experience.

Yes, Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye offers up to 100% grey coverage, ensuring a seamless and vibrant result.

This indicates that 90% of the ingredients in the formula are derived from natural sources, making it a more gentle option for coloring your hair.

Yes, Garnier GOOD Permanent Hair Dye is a vegan formula, meaning it contains no animal-derived ingredients.

Yes, a skin allergy patch test is mandatory and must be performed 48 hours before each use, even if you have colored your hair before.

This is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color will last until your hair grows out or you re-color it. It is designed for long-lasting results.

Yes, it can be used on previously colored hair. However, always consider your current hair color and condition as it can influence the final shade outcome. A strand test is recommended.

The formula is enriched with nourishing shea butter, which helps to rejuvenate and condition the hair, leaving it feeling healthy-looking and soft after the coloring process.

Ensure you performed a strand test beforehand if you were unsure of the outcome. The final color depends on your current hair color, porosity, and processing time. Refer to the shade guide on the box or leaflet, and for future use, consider a slightly different shade or adjust processing time.

Ensure the product was applied evenly and thoroughly to all grey areas, and that the recommended processing time was strictly followed. Grey hair can sometimes be more resistant to color; ensure sufficient saturation.

While this formula contains nourishing shea butter, any chemical process can impact hair. Ensure you use a good quality, color-safe conditioner and consider deep conditioning treatments. Avoid excessive heat styling.

Immediately rinse the product from your hair and scalp. Discontinue use. Always perform a skin allergy patch test 48 hours before each use, even if you've used hair dye before. Consult a medical professional if symptoms persist.

Apply a barrier cream (like petroleum jelly) along your hairline before application to prevent skin staining. For immediate stains, wipe gently with a damp cloth or a specialized hair dye stain remover. Protect clothing with old towels.