Golden Chestnut 75 Sensitive Green Sticker 125 ml – SANOTINT

Golden Chestnut 75 Sensitive Green Sticker 125ml – SANOTINT

A natural hair dye with a warm and elegant golden chestnut color, free from ammonia and resorcinol, making it ideal for sensitive skin. Specifically designed to provide a gentle and safe coloring experience for the scalp while achieving a rich and natural color. It contains nourishing natural ingredients that offer long-lasting color and a healthy shine without causing irritation.

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Golden Chestnut 75 Sensitive Green Sticker 125ml – SANOTINT

A natural hair dye with a warm and elegant golden chestnut color, free from ammonia and resorcinol, making it ideal for sensitive skin. Specifically designed to provide a gentle and safe coloring experience for the scalp while achieving a rich and natural color. It contains nourishing natural ingredients that offer long-lasting color and a healthy shine without causing irritation.

Ingredients & Benefits:

✅ Free from Ammonia and Resorcinol – Ideal for sensitive skin, reducing the risk of irritation and allergies.
✅ Golden Millet Extract – Nourishes the hair, enhancing its strength and shine due to its rich silica content.
✅ Botanical Extracts (Chamomile, Olive Oil, Jojoba Oil) – Moisturizes and protects the hair from dryness and breakage.
✅ Vitamins B5 & E – Help strengthen the hair and reduce damage and split ends.
✅ Warm and Long-lasting Golden Chestnut Color – Provides balanced coverage and natural shine while maintaining hair health.

Ideal for those seeking a warm, natural color with complete care and without exposure to harsh chemicals.

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