Radico Organska boja za kosu svijetlo-pepeljasto plava

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Radico Organska boja za kosu svijetlo-pepeljasto plava
Priuštite vašoj kosi 100% prirodnu boju koja ne uništava, nego njeguje i jača vašu kosu, te joj daje prekrasnu boju i sjaj.
Radico organske boje za kosu napravljene su od ljekovitih biljaka i imaju Ecocert i USDA certifikate kvalitete.
Ne sadrže štetne PPD i amonijak, po čemu se bitno razlikuju od drugih boja. Napravljene su isključivo od biljaka iz organskog uzgoja.
 

ne sadrže toksične kemikalije

 

ne sadrže amonijak

 

štite i hrane kosu

 

vraćaju kosi prirodan sjaj

“Colour me Organic” je linija Radico boja za kosu koja sadrži vrijedne biljke za njegu kose i slobodna od bilo kojih kemikalija.
Radico “Colour me Organic” boje sadrže rijetke ljekovite biljke, koje daju kosi sjaj, čvrstoću i dugotrajnu boju. Vaša kosa će postati prirodno zdrava i sjajna.
Posebno se preporučuju trudnicama i dojiljama, osobama alergičnima ili osjetljivima na kemikalije i općenito osobama koje teže prirodnom načinu života.
– organska boja za žene i muškarce
– bezopasna i neškodljiva
– organski sastojci
– prikladna za upotrebu kod kuće
– ne sadrži sintetičke toksične sastojke
– štiti kosu i vraća joj prirodnu čvrstoću i sjaj
– ne sadrži PPD (fenilendiamin)
– ne sadrži amonijak
Sastav: Cassia Obovata (Colorless Henna Leaf Powder), Indigofera Tinctoria (Indigo Leaf Powder), Lawsonia Inermis (Henna Leaf Powder), Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla Fruit Powder), Eclipta Prostrata (Bhringraj Leaf Powder), Bacopa Monnieri (Brahmi Leaf Powder).
Količina: 100 g
Porijeklo: Indija
Napomena
Pošto se radi o 100% prirodnim bojama bez ikakvih kemijskih dodataka, rezultati bojanja su individualni i ovise o prirodnoj nijansi vaše kose.
Nemojte koristiti Radico boje na kemijski ofarbanoj kosi.
Ne možemo garantirati hoće li Radico boja u potpunosti prekriti sijede.

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