Hair Color is Safe if it’s the Right One

Hair Color

Camouflage your crown

Hair Color Which Gives Health to Hair

Kerastem Hair color not only provides 100% gray coverage with brilliant & shiny color but also makes your hair and scalp healthy.

Available in 100 ml Qty

Why Kerastem?

Free from allergic ingredients like Resorcinol, Paraben, para-Phenylenediamine, and Ammonia.
Contains a scalp protector that avoids sensitivity and itchiness of the scalp, and prevents allergic reactions.
*Does not cause side effects like itchy scalp, eye irritation, and other clinical conditions. (Depends on the existing medical condition of an individual)
Gives brilliant & shiny color.

With the Added Advantage of

Argan Oil

Cocoa Oil

Jojoba Oil

Argan Oil

Damage protection

Gives strength to hair

Moisturizes and nourishes hair.

Cocoa Oil

Smoothens cuticle

Adds shine to hair

Promotes hair growth

Jojoba Oil

Acts as conditioning agent

Reduces hair breakage

Soothes scalp

References

1. *Hair Protective Effect of Argan Oil (Argania spinosa Kernel Oil) and Cupuassu Butter (Theobroma grandiflorum Seed Butter) Post Treatment with Hair Dye Pamella Mello Faria1, Luciana Neves Camargo1, et al.

2. *New Hair Growth Cream Formulation with Cocoa Pod Peel (Theobroma cacao L.) Resmi Mustarichie , 1 Aliya Nur Hasanah, et al.

3. *Jojoba Oil: An Updated Comprehensive Review on Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Uses, and Toxicity Heba A. Gad 1, Autumn Roberts 2, Samirah H. Hamzi 3, et al.

Components

Scalp Protector

20 ml

The scalp protector acts as a barrier between the sensitive skin of the scalp, and hair dye. It prevents the direct contact of the hair dye with the scalp which assists in avoiding the burning, irritation, and allergic reaction caused by the chemicals in hair dye. The scalp protector contains Shea Butter, Aloe vera extract, and Bisabolol as important natural ingredients. It protects, softens, and revitalizes hair shafts, and has a non-greasy texture.

Hair Color

100 ml

Kerastem Hair Color is a semi-permanent hair color that is free from ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, and paraben. It is enriched with jojoba oil, argan oil, and cocoa oil. The hair color has a creamy formulation.

Developer

150 ml

The developer is a solution used to mix with hair dye. It allows the lifting of natural pigment and helps in the activation of the color molecule in the hair dye.

How do PPD, Ammonia, Resorcinol, and Paraben Damage Scalp and Hair Health?

PPD

C₆H₄(NH₂)₂

PPD is an allergen and can lead to allergic reactions in individuals. PPD can cause skin irritation, itching, redness, and even more severe symptoms. Prolonged use of hair color containing PPD can cause sensitization. This makes scalp more susceptible to allergic reactions.

Ammonia

NH3

In hair colors, Ammonia is used to open the hair cuticle so that the hair color can penetrate. It has a strong and unpleasant odor and can irritate the scalp and the eyes. Ammonia can damage the hair as it has harsh effects on the structure of the hair. Hair gets dry, brittle, and more prone to breakage.

Resorcinol

C₆H₆O₂

Resorcinol can lead to skin irritation, allergic reactions, and hormonal imbalance, and has carcinogenic properties. It can have harmful effects on the environment to a great extent if not disposed off properly.

Paraben

CH3(C6H4(OH)COO)

Parabens can be big-time endocrine disruptors. They have a tendency to interfere with the hormonal balance in the body. They also have been linked to certain health issues. The research on the exact health effects of paraben is ongoing. There are concerns that paraben might be linked to breast cancer and other health problems.

References

1. *Para-phenylenediamine (PPD) Poisoning Sumeet Singla, Sanjeev Miglani, A K Lal, Pulin Gupta, A K Agarwal.

2. *Aqueous MEA and Ammonia Sorption-Induced Damage in Keratin Fibers Naima Ali,†Jennifer Marsh,‡ Simon Godfrey,§,∥ and Daryl R. Williams.

3. *Abbate C, Polito I, Puglisi A, Brecciaroli R, Tanzariello A, Germano D (1989) Dermatosis from resorcinal in tyre makers. Br J Ind Med 46: 212–214.

4. *Parabens as preservatives in personal care products Nicole Garner1 , Antje Siol2 & Ingo Eilks1.