Herbal Hair Color - Medium Brown

Organic chestnut coloring

What is organic chestnut hair color?

Khadi Medium Chestnut vegetal hair color gives hair a warm, medium cinnamon-brown hue. Depending on the hair's initial color, the result ranges from warm, vivid cinnamon brown to deep, powerful dark brown. For healthy hair, volume and warm shine.

Advantages of organic hair color over conventional products conventional products

Organic hair dyes are particularly gentle on the hair, because unlike chemical hair dyes, they do not interfere with the hair's natural structure, but instead bind to the hair in a thin, protective layer. Hence the fact that the hair's initial color determines the individual result of a plant-based color.

Khadi natural cosmetics combine natural Ayurvedic care with the latest cosmetics technology. The result: highly effective yet gentle natural cosmetics with valuable ingredients that nourish, protect and strengthen hair and scalp quite naturally. Khadi Colorations Végétales give hair an intense yet natural color. Plant-based ingredients strengthen hair from root to tip: hair is strong, dense and luminous. The longer the hair is exposed to color, the more intense the hue, so even gray hair can be tinted blonde, hazelnut, black or any other shade with Khadi vegetable colorations.

See the color chart.

Natural ingredients used in organic chestnut colorations

INCI : Indigofera tinctoria Leaf Powder*, Lawsonia inermis Leaf Powder*, Emblica officinalis (Amla) Fruit Powder*, Emblica alba (Bhrigaraj) Powder*, Rheum Emodi Rhubarb (Rhubarb) Root Powder, Ziziphus jujuba (Sidr) Leaf Powder*, Ziziphus spina-Christi (Ziziphus) Leaf Powder*, Azadirachta indica (Neem) Leaf Powder*, Eucalyptus globulus (Eucalyptus) Leaf Powder*, Aloe barbadensis (Aloe Vera) Leaf Powder*, Matricaria chamomilla (Chamomile) Flower Powder*.

Ingredients * from controlled organic cultivation

The benefits of organic chestnut colorations for your hair

Chestnut coloring without ammonia or harsh chemicals

Khadi Natural cosmetics combine ancestral Ayurvedic treatments with the latest cosmetic technologies and European cosmetic standards. Recipes for hair coloring, hair care and body care are based on dermatological knowledge and developed in collaboration with Ayurvedic therapists, and all Khadi Natural products are made from natural ingredients using complex, traditional methods.

Nourishing and moisturizing for healthy chestnut-colored hair

Khadi natural cosmetics pamper skin and hair with active ingredients from wild herbs and organically grown oils and plants. Particular attention is paid to fair market prices and working conditions, and through its cooperative ventures Khadi improves the lives of local people. The result is also important to Khadi: natural, effective and gentle cosmetics with valuable ingredients - free from synthetic colorants, perfumes and preservatives, color enhancers, peroxides, ammonia and other chemical additives.

Respect for the hair fiber and reduced risk of sensitization

Plant-based chestnut colors are different. In simple terms, chemical coloring removes the hair's natural pigments from within the hair fiber and replaces them with chemical dyes. The original color can therefore be completely altered. But since natural pigments influence hair structure, repeated chemical coloring can make hair brittle and dull.

Chestnut-toned 100% vegetable colorants bind only to the outer layers of the hair fiber, forming a protective sheath around the hair. Depending on how the color is applied, this sheath can provide more or less coverage, thus influencing the final color.

How to choose the right organic chestnut color

Chestnut's compatibility with your base color and hair type

• Medium warm cinnamon-brown hair color - chestnut
• high-opacity color, even for gray hair
• strengthens and conditions hair

How do you define chestnut color?

Chestnut is a hair color between brown and blond, characterized by natural shades of medium to light brown. This chestnut hue is often associated with an intermediate hair color, featuring a variety of tones from dark brown to dark blond. Chestnut hair can have golden, copper or ash highlights, depending on the individual. This chestnut color is common in many populations and can vary in intensity, from light chestnut, closer to blond, to dark chestnut, closer to chestnut-brown. Chestnut hair often offers versatility in hairstyles and styles due to its neutral, complementary tone.

Available shades and how they look on chestnut hair

Instructions for use enclosed in the box, in English, French, Italian and German. Khadi Medium Chestnut vegetal hair color can also be mixed with other Khadi colorants:

• with Khadi Senna/Cassia or Blond, to refresh a chestnut hair color,
• with Khadi Mèches Dorées for light cappuccino to golden shades,
• with Khadi Blond Moyen for a deeper medium-blond color,
• with Khadi Châtain Clair for richer color results,
• with Khadi Marron Foncé for a richer, fresher shade,
• with Khadi Black or Indigo for deeper color results,
• with Khadi Henna or other Khadi red shades for reddish-brown to mahogany.

Tips for achieving the desired result for your shade - chestnut brown

• Be careful not to inhale the fine chestnut powder.
• Read the instructions carefully to get the best chestnut color results.
• Bear in mind that Khadi vegetable colorants color hair permanently (with the exception of Khadi Senna/Cassia), so it's best to test a strand before using for the first time to avoid an unsuitable chestnut color result.
• In the case of light or grey hair (or regrowth), natural dyes containing a high level of indigo pigments(in dark brown, black or pure indigo shades) can cause undesirable greenish coloration during coloring. To avoid such results, it is advisable not to use these colors directly on light or gray hair, but to pre-pigment with Khadi Henna (Pure Henna or Henna Amla Jatropha). So proceed with a 2-step coloring process:
  1. Color the hair (or only the roots if treating regrowth) with a Khadi Henna shade, finishing with a rinse before moving directly on to point 2.
  2. Color the hair (or only the roots in the case of a regrowth treatment) with the chosen dark color, resulting in an even color without a greenish tint.
• To reduce red highlights for Khadi Châtain Clair or Brun Noisette Naturel Khadi Indigo can be used as a pre-pigmentation (similar to the previous point).
• It is advisable not to mix oils or oily products with Khadi coloring powders, but Khadi hair oils can be used 24 hours after coloring to improve hold: apply oil 24 hours after coloring, leave on for an hour and then wash hair with shampoo.

Is chestnut the most common hair color in the world?

The most widespread hair color in the world is black, followed by chestnut-brown. Although chestnut is a common hair color, it is not necessarily the most widespread worldwide. Hair color distribution varies considerably according to geography and ethnic origin. For For example, in many Asian and African populations, the most common hair color is black. In Europe, chestnut-brown is often more common than light chestnut, although chestnut is also common.

Ultimately, the distribution of hair colors depends on the genetic diversity of the populations in each region of the world. There is no universally "most widespread" hair color worldwide, as it varies considerably from region to region.