If you are looking for a safer alternative when it comes to permanent hair color, consider EcoColors, a non-toxic permanent hair color.They do NO animal testing and don't use sulfites as a preservative.
Where has EcoColors been featured?
- EcoColors is featured in "Gorgeously Green" , the latest book by Sophie Uliano.
- EcoColors Haircolor Featured on the Environmental News Network - November 14 2003. Visit ENN at www.enn.com
- EcoColors Haircolor Featured in E/The Environmental Magazine - August 2002 Issue. Visit E/The Environmental Magazine at www.emagazine.com
MY EXPERIENCE: I tried the medium ash brown and it's not as messy as the conventional home color kits and the smell is minimal. I first did the strand test (which is recommended) and although I wanted my hair a few shades lighter than my dark (black/brown) color, the strand test proved that it wasn't going to lighten my hair. I still went ahead with it. The overall color was not much different than what I started out with.
Would I buy this again? Yes, I probably would. I'm happy to use something that I know is not as toxic as the conventional hair colors out there.
Here is some text taken from their website (www.ecocolors.net):
A) EcoColors Haircolor was formulated with non toxic in mind. With the addition of the highest quality ingredients such as lecithin, vitamin E, Vitamin C, nettles, rosemary, flower essence and grapefruit seed extract, EcoColors surpasses it’s competitors in performance with super conditioning coverage that is natural looking and shiny.
Check out the colors & order here:
http://www.ecocolors.net/index.cfm?pg=HomeHaircolorKit2
Price per kit $17.50 plus S&H.
If you've tried EcoColors--would love to hear from you--please post a comment below! And if you've tried another safer alternative hair color, what did you use and how was your experience?
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