4M Coloring Gel Mahogany Brown Herbatint - Permanent Coloring This shade from the M series (Mahogany) is formulated to give you a coloring experience that adds more personality to your look. Also suitable for light skin tones with pink tones, it intensifies the base of the color. The coloring gel Herbatint It is easy to mix and apply thanks to its gel consistency and odorless formula. In just 40 minutes a perfect color result! The delicate formula of Herbatint allows you to lighten your color naturale up to a maximum of 2 tones. | FEATURES Dermatologically tested on sensitive skin | Una delicate formula without ammonia - resorcinol - parabens - alcohol - perfume | With 8 organic plant extracts | Una easy to apply gel formula | 30 colors that can also be used in combination with each other to create a personalized look | The resealable bottles allow for multiple applications with una packaging | HOW TO APPLY Mix the color and the developer, in una plastic or glass bowl (not metal) in equal parts and in sufficient quantity according to the length and volume of the hair. | Mix with a brush until you obtain una gel consistency and apply the product on dry, unwashed hair, starting from the roots.| Leave it on for 40 minutes, it is important to scrupulously respect the tempo of laying. | Rinse thoroughly and apply the Normalizing Shampoo of the line Herbatint.| After shampooing, complete the treatment with Royal Jelly, a regenerating conditioner from the line Herbatint, leave to act for 5 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and abundantly until the water is completely clear. Rinse by tilting your head back to avoid contact of the product with your eyes. | FORMAT 170 ml pack.
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Essentia Red Thyme Essential Oil | The Answer naturale to the problems of your well-being| Essential oils are substances of plant origin, scented, volatile, soluble in fats, oils and organic solvents and insoluble in water. Precisely because of their fat solubility they have been classified as oils, and because of their scent as essences.| Essential oils have various types of biological activity. For external use, the two main properties are antiseptic and stimulating.| Essential oils are found in all parts of the plant: in the seed, root, wood, leaves, flowers and fruits and are produced with particular processes that vary depending on the type of essential oil, but all are based on the volatility and fat solubility of the essences. There are two groups of essential oils: hot ones (thyme, pine) and cold ones (mint, eucalyptus), so called because of the sensation they induce.| The oldest process, now little used, is enfleurage, which consists of placing the plant (usually flowers) on a layer of fat, which becomes impregnated with odorous substances. The flowers are replaced as they run out, until they are una "floral ointment" loaded with essential oils, which are extracted by solvent.| The most used process is the steam current.| This technique consists of bringing the plant into contact with water vapor, which carries the essential oils with it. After cooling, the vapor condenses in the form of water, on top of which floats a layer of essential oil. It is una modern technique that has the advantage of not using organic solvents, traces of which could remain in the oil, affecting its complete naturalness. | Laurel (food supplement) | Anise (food supplement) | Bitter orange (food supplement) | Sweet orange (food supplement) | Basil | Bergamot | Birch | Cajeput (food supplement) | Chamomile (food supplement) | Camphor (food supplement) | Cinnamon leaves ((food supplement) | Cinnamon bark (food supplement) | Cedarwood | Cypress (food supplement) | Lemongrass (food supplement) | Eucalyptus (food supplement) | Fennel (food supplement) | Cloves | Geranium (food supplement) | Juniper (food supplement) | Frankincense | Lavender (food supplement) | Lemon (food supplement) | Mandarin (food supplement) | Melissa | Mint (food supplement) | Myrrh | Oregano (food supplement) | Patchouli | Mountain pine (food supplement) | Pino silvestre (food supplement) | Grapefruit | Rosemary (food supplement) | Sage (food supplement) | Clary Sage | Indian Sandalwood | Tea Tree oil (food supplement) | White thyme | Red thyme (food supplement) | Thuja | Ylang ylang (food supplement) | Niaouli (food supplement) | Verbena | Format: 10 ml bottle
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Essentia Camphor Essential Oil | The Answer naturale to the problems of your well-being| Essential oils are substances of plant origin, scented, volatile, soluble in fats, oils and organic solvents and insoluble in water. Precisely because of their fat solubility they have been classified as oils, and because of their scent as essences.| Essential oils have various types of biological activity. For external use, the two main properties are antiseptic and stimulating.| Essential oils are found in all parts of the plant: in the seed, root, wood, leaves, flowers and fruits and are produced with particular processes that vary depending on the type of essential oil, but all are based on the volatility and fat solubility of the essences. There are two groups of essential oils: hot ones (thyme, pine) and cold ones (mint, eucalyptus), so called because of the sensation they induce.| The oldest process, now little used, is enfleurage, which consists of placing the plant (usually flowers) on a layer of fat, which becomes impregnated with odorous substances. The flowers are replaced as they run out, until they are una "floral ointment" loaded with essential oils, which are extracted by solvent.| The most used process is the steam current.| This technique consists of bringing the plant into contact with water vapor, which carries the essential oils with it. After cooling, the vapor condenses in the form of water, above which floats a layer of essential oil. It is una modern technique that has the advantage of not using organic solvents, traces of which could remain in the oil, affecting its complete naturalness. | Laurel (food supplement) | Anise (food supplement) | Bitter orange (food supplement) | Sweet orange (food supplement) | Basil | Bergamot | Birch | Cajeput (food supplement) | Chamomile (food supplement) | Camphor (food supplement) | Cinnamon leaves ((food supplement) | Cinnamon bark (food supplement) | Cedarwood | Cypress (food supplement) | Lemongrass (food supplement) | Eucalyptus (food supplement) | Fennel (food supplement) | Cloves | Geranium (food supplement) | Juniper (food supplement) | Frankincense | Lavender (food supplement) | Lemon (food supplement) | Mandarin (food supplement) | Melissa | Mint (food supplement) | Myrrh | Oregano (food supplement) | Patchouli | Mountain pine (food supplement) | Pino silvestre (food supplement) | Grapefruit | Rosemary (food supplement) | Sage (food supplement) | Clary Sage | Indian Sandalwood | Tea Tree oil (food supplement) | White thyme | Red thyme (food supplement) | Thuja | Ylang ylang (food supplement) | Niaouli (food supplement) | Verbena | Format: 10 ml bottle
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Essentia Cypress Essential Oil | The Answer naturale to the problems of your well-being| Essential oils are substances of plant origin, scented, volatile, soluble in fats, oils and organic solvents and insoluble in water. Precisely because of their fat solubility they have been classified as oils, and because of their scent as essences.| Essential oils have various types of biological activity. For external use, the two main properties are antiseptic and stimulating.| Essential oils are found in all parts of the plant: in the seed, root, wood, leaves, flowers and fruits and are produced with particular processes that vary depending on the type of essential oil, but all are based on the volatility and fat solubility of the essences. There are two groups of essential oils: hot ones (thyme, pine) and cold ones (mint, eucalyptus), so called because of the sensation they induce.| The oldest process, now little used, is enfleurage, which consists of placing the plant (usually flowers) on a layer of fat, which becomes impregnated with odorous substances. The flowers are replaced as they run out, until they are una "floral ointment" loaded with essential oils, which are extracted by solvent.| The most used process is the steam current.| This technique consists of bringing the plant into contact with water vapor, which carries the essential oils with it. After cooling, the vapor condenses in the form of water, on top of which floats a layer of essential oil. It is una modern technique that has the advantage of not using organic solvents, traces of which could remain in the oil, affecting its complete naturalness. | Laurel (food supplement) | Anise (food supplement) | Bitter orange (food supplement) | Sweet orange (food supplement) | Basil | Bergamot | Birch | Cajeput (food supplement) | Chamomile (food supplement) | Camphor (food supplement) | Cinnamon leaves ((food supplement) | Cinnamon bark (food supplement) | Cedarwood | Cypress (food supplement) | Lemongrass (food supplement) | Eucalyptus (food supplement) | Fennel (food supplement) | Cloves | Geranium (food supplement) | Juniper (food supplement) | Frankincense | Lavender (food supplement) | Lemon (food supplement) | Mandarin (food supplement) | Melissa | Mint (food supplement) | Myrrh | Oregano (food supplement) | Patchouli | Mountain pine (food supplement) | Pino silvestre (food supplement) | Grapefruit | Rosemary (food supplement) | Sage (food supplement) | Clary Sage | Indian Sandalwood | Tea Tree oil (food supplement) | White thyme | Red thyme (food supplement) | Thuja | Ylang ylang (food supplement) | Niaouli (food supplement) | Verbena | Format: 10 ml bottle
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Alta Natura Mandarin Essential Oil | 100% pure essential oil | Essential oils are substances of vegetal origin, scented, volatile, soluble in fats, oils and organic solvents. Insoluble in water. | Precisely because of their fat solubility they have been classified as oils, and because of their scent as essences. | Essential oils have various types of biological activity. | For external use, the two main properties are antiseptic and stimulating. | Essential oils are found in all parts of the plant: in the seed, root, wood, leaves, flowers and fruits. | They are produced with particular processes that vary depending on the type of essential oil, but all are based on the volatility and fat solubility of the essences. | There are two groups of essential oils: hot (thyme, pine) and cold (mint, eucalyptus), so called because of the sensation they induce. The oldest process, now rarely used, is enfleurage, which consists of placing the plant (usually flowers) on a layer of fat, which becomes impregnated with odorous substances. | The flowers are replaced as they run out, until obtaining una floral ointment loaded with essential oils, which are extracted using a solvent. | The most commonly used process, however, is the steam current. | This technique consists of bringing the plant into contact with water vapor, which carries the essential oils with it. | After cooling, the vapor condenses in the form of water, above which a layer of essential oil floats. | It is una modern technique that has the advantage of not using organic solvents, traces of which could remain in the oil, affecting its complete naturalness. | NET CONTENT: 10ml| CONSERVATION STATUS: store in a cool, dry place, away from light.
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It can be used on all parts of the body. Multifunctional vibrating massage tool. Relaxes and calms. Relieves stress and pain. Promotes muscle regeneration. Battery powered. Multiple replaceable heads allow you to choose the desired intensity.
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Multi-function vibrating massage tool Battery powered Long-lasting battery Can be used on all parts of the body Relaxes and calms Relaxes contracted muscles Promotes muscle regeneration Promotes blood circulation in muscles Easily fits into your gym bag Multiple replaceable heads Allows you to choose the desired intensity
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Multiple replaceable heads can be used on all parts of the body promotes blood circulation in the muscles relaxes contracted muscles relieves stress and pain promotes muscle regeneration
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