Garnier Good Permanent Hair Colour 5.0 Coffee Roast Brown each

GARNIER GOOD Permanent Hair Dye, Glossy hair colour, 100% Grey Hair Coverage, 8 weeks long-lasting colour, 90% natural origin, No Ammonia, Vegan Formula*, Cruelty Free, Coffee Roast Browne 5.0CHANGE YOUR COLOUR FOR GOOD: 90% natural origin formula, without ammonia, 8 weeks intense glossy colour and 100% grey coverage. Experience a stress-free application with its non-dripping formula and Sensorial Fragrance: Goji, Orchid & Sandal Wood. DISCOVER THE NEW WAY TO COLOUR YOUR HAIR: Mix colourant & developer sachets directly in the tub until it transforms into a rich cream with delicate fragrance. Put on the gloves and apply with your hands like a mask. 95% agree that GOOD is easy to apply hair colour! GLOSSY HAIR COLOUR GUARANTEED: Ultra caring formula, with fairly traded shea butter, nourishes the hair leaving it rejuvenated and healthy-looking. 94% agree it leaves natural, non-artificial shiny results. CHOOSE YOUR SHADE: Multi-dimensional shades to choose from. Each works with your own tones and highlights, so you get natural looking colour that fits you perfectly, which is the best colour there is. Pack includes: Mixing Tub, Developer Cream, Colourant Cream, After Colour Care, Gloves & Spatula *No animal derived ingredients90% Natural Origin Formula: Ammonia-free permanent colour provides 8 weeks of intense, glossy colour with 100% grey coverage using natural ingredientsStress-Free Application: Non-dripping formula that applies like a hair mask - 95% agree GOOD is easy to apply by mixing sachets directly in tubUltra-Caring Formula: Enriched with fairly traded Shea butter that nourishes and rejuvenates hair for healthy-looking, naturally shiny results with a sensorial fragrance of Goji, Orchid & Sandal Wood.Multi-Dimensional Colour: Product works with your natural tones and highlights for perfectly natural-looking colour that fits youEthical Beauty: Vegan formula with no animal-derived ingredients, cruelty-free approved for conscious hair colouring choices