Garnier Nutrisse Permanent Hair Dye - Dark Golden Blonde

To perform a patch test, mix a tiny, pea-sized amount of the colorant and developer. Apply this small mixture to an area of skin behind your ear or on your inner elbow. Do not rinse or cover it. Wait 48 hours and check for any reaction like redness, itching, or swelling. If no reaction occurs, you can proceed with coloring your hair.

Garnier Nutrisse is a permanent hair dye, meaning the color is designed to last until your hair grows out or you decide to re-color it. The vibrancy may gradually soften over time due to washing and environmental exposure, but the color itself will not wash out.

Yes, you can use this product on previously colored hair. However, the final result can be influenced by your current hair color and its condition. We strongly recommend performing a strand test on a small, hidden section of your hair first to see how the color will develop.

If you have hair that is longer than shoulder-length or exceptionally thick, you may need to purchase two boxes of Garnier Nutrisse to ensure you have enough product for full saturation and even coverage across all your hair.

Most people re-dye their hair every 4-6 weeks to address root regrowth. When re-coloring, it's generally best to apply the dye primarily to the roots for the majority of the processing time, only pulling it through to the ends for the last 5-10 minutes to refresh the color and avoid over-processing the previously colored hair.

When used according to the instructions, Garnier Nutrisse is formulated with nourishing ingredients designed to minimize damage. The included 5-oil enriched conditioner is crucial for restoring moisture and protecting your hair after the coloring process. Always adhere to processing times to prevent potential damage.

Garnier Nutrisse is generally suitable for most hair types and textures. However, individuals with very fine, porous, or chemically treated hair (e.g., permed, relaxed) should always perform a strand test, as these hair types can absorb color differently and may require adjusted processing times.

In hair color numbering systems, the '7' typically represents the depth level, indicating a Dark Blonde shade. The '.3' or '3' denotes the primary tone, which in this case is 'golden', meaning it will impart warm, sunny reflects to the blonde color.

Hair porosity, existing color, previous treatments, and incorrect processing time can affect results. Always perform a strand test on a hidden section of hair before full application to preview the color. Ensure you strictly follow the recommended processing time. If the issue persists, consult a professional hairstylist.

Ensure you applied enough product to grey areas, which can be more resistant to color. Work the dye thoroughly into these sections. Check that the processing time was adequate, as resistant greys may sometimes require the maximum recommended time. Ensure hair was clean and dry before application.

This highlights the critical importance of the 48-hour patch test performed before every application. If irritation occurs during or after dyeing, rinse your hair and scalp immediately with cool water and discontinue use. If symptoms are severe or persist, seek medical advice.

Before application, apply petroleum jelly to your hairline, ears, and neck to create a barrier. Wear old clothes and use old towels to protect surfaces. Wipe any dye splashes off skin or surfaces immediately with a damp cloth and mild soap. Specialized stain removers for hair dye are also available.