naturcolor Haircolor Hair Dye, 7C - Caraway Blonde, 4 Ounce (7C)

As someone who prioritizes natural, safer alternatives for beauty and self-care, Naturcolor Haircolor in the shade Burdock stands out as a much healthier option compared to many conventional hair dyes. Here’s a breakdown of its performance, ingredients, and comparison with typical chemical-based brands:⸻Natural Ingredients:Naturcolor is formulated with a blend of plant-based ingredients and herbal extracts like burdock root, chamomile, and rosemary. It avoids common harsh chemicals found in conventional dyes, such as:• Ammonia• Resorcinol• Parabens• PPD (Paraphenylenediamine)This makes it ideal for people with sensitive scalps, allergies, or those trying to reduce their chemical exposure.Gentle on Hair and Scalp:Unlike mainstream brands that can leave your hair feeling brittle or cause scalp irritation, Naturcolor is much gentler. Post-dye, hair tends to feel soft and moisturized, not stripped or dry.Natural-Looking Color:The Burdock shade—a rich, medium brown—delivers a beautiful, natural tone without being too flat or artificial. It blends especially well with your natural color, and fades subtly over time rather than giving a harsh regrowth line.Eco-Friendly and Cruelty-Free:Another big plus is its ethical formulation—no animal testing and more environmentally conscious packaging compared to typical drugstore brands.Bottom line! I love it! I have been through many different brands of hair color and I have not found a natural one that I’ve liked as much as natur color

I bought the Naturcolor to replace my hairdresser because she switched to a new product that burned my scalp and even left 3 bold patches on my hair. Thus, I need to take charge of my hair coloring and stop going to hairdressers who are careless about the quality of their clients' hair. Luckily, I came across Naturcolor and wanted my platinum blond hair back. This color did its job. It looks perfect. I am thrilled. I had 2-3 inches long roots in light brown with grey hair, and it colored all grey and most of the roots. I think I needed an extra color to cover more roots, but for the most part, they are all covered, and my hair feels soft to the touch. I am happy with the outcome. My hair is lighter than when done by the hairdresser, who always made my hair look gold instead of platinum blonde. Now I have the outcome I wanted without the hairdresser. I hope this review helps other women take good care of their hair.

I have used this product successfully for over 20 years. Yes, 20 years I've been combatting gray hair, mostly around the crown and temples. My natural color is dark brown with hints of auburn.You MUST use the "N" series for gray coverage. I use two colors combined to replicate my natural color. By combining 5N and 6N I get a really beautiful color. They've also recommended mixing 6N with 5R for a nice color. I've done both options and liked both but I think the coverage lasts longer using both N colors, 5&6 N.The other critical mixing recipe must be equal parts of color and gel developer.You can play around mixing colors but they must equal the gel.Often I use the measurements of 20 6N with 10 of 5N which equals 30, then add 30 of the gel. This recipe makes 60 parts and it's enough to color my hair thoroughly, which is a shortish layered bob. I usually need to recolor at 30 days or so. If I let it go longer it does become brassy.For the people who say this doesn't work, I believe they are not choosing their colors well, you need "N" colors to cover the gray, or not using equal parts of color and gel, or not leaving it on for 45-60 minutes. I find 45 is good for my hair any longer and it comes out too dark.This product is safe and affordable and it works. I was paying $200 for a cut and color and even the professional color was fading and showing gray temples at two weeks!I've saved thousands of dollars over the past 20 years using this user friendly product.Good luck!

This is not worth your time or money. To give you some background: I have very dark, thick hair that i have been coloring for years because of grays. I have tried all different companies, but in recent years have made a switch to more natural products (I know this is not 100% natural, but henna didn’t cover my grays). I’ve been very happy with a brand that Ive been using for almost a year, but wanted to “go lighter” for the summer. Unfortunately, that brand does not offer a lighter brown, so I decided to give this brand a try. I am sorry I did.First: I received the package, and when I opened it, discovered a handwritten “B” inside the sealed box. This struck me as really strange & I worried that maybe it had been opened & resold, or something. I requested a replacement. Amazon sent it without a problem. Upon opening the “new” box, I discovered the same thing. As I looked at the contents, the labels appear to be printed at home - maybe a start up company..? This is on me for not investigating the company beforehand, so I decided to give it a try.Awful! I had to let it sit on my roots for 45 minutes, comb it through my hair, then let it sit another 20 minutes. I figured if I got the color I wanted, it would be fine. Unfortunately, not only is the color darker than advertised (similar to my original color), it didn’t even cover my roots. And, to add to that, it was so rough on my hair. When I rinsed the color out, my hair was destroyed. It’s hard to describe the texture, except for a matted straw-like mess. I know this can happen with hair colors but thought this would be less harsh since it’s supposed to be a more natural option (my other brand is not nearly this harsh, and colors my roots in less than half the time this required).I will stick to my original brand - this was awful!

Wow it lifts! I added some foils around my face and decided to try this brand. Previously I used a color from Sally's Beauty Supply and had a major rash! This one was great, not allergic reaction and lifted my hair 3 shades! I'd buy again