Wella Color Cream Hair Dye 9CB Light Natural Brown 2+1

Product Overview

Wella presents its Color Cream Hair Dye in the shade 9CB Light Natural Brown. This product is made with naturally derived ingredients, offering a smooth and shiny finish. Ideal for those seeking effective Japanese hair care solutions, this dye provides vibrant color while maintaining hair health.

Key Benefits

• Long-lasting color that stays vibrant for up to 6 weeks
• Leaves hair with a smooth, shiny finish
• Formulated with 99% plant-derived hair protection ingredients
• Cream consistency helps reduce the look of dripping for easy application
• Available in a variety of shades suitable for Japanese hair
• Can be used for full or partial coloring

Ingredients & Formula

• Contains jojoba oil, avocado oil, olive oil, and sunflower oil
• Fragrance-free
• Alcohol-free
• Paraben-free
• Patch test recommended prior to use

How to Use

Before use, carefully read the instructions. Mix equal parts of cream A and cream B in a tray. Add the shine essence according to the amount of A and B. Apply generously to the roots, starting from the front, and work through the mid-lengths and ends. Ensure even application throughout the hair.

Who Is It For

• Individuals looking to cover gray hair
• Those wanting a vibrant hair color
• People with dry or color-helped refine the look of hair
• Everyday hair care users

FAQ

Q: Is this product suitable for sensitive skin?
A: This product may feel gentle on skin, but a patch test is recommended before use.

Q: How do I rinse out the dye?
A: Rinse thoroughly with warm water until the water runs clear after the recommended processing time.

Q: How often can I use this hair dye?
A: It is recommended to wait at least 6 weeks between applications for the best results.

Q: What is the scent of the product?
A: The product is fragrance-free, making it suitable for those sensitive to scents.

Q: Can I use this dye on previously colored hair?
A: Yes, but results may vary depending on the existing color. Always perform a patch test first.