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GUESS Bella Vita Paradiso Liquid Eau De Parfum For Women - 100Ml
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Fragonza Professional Apple Hair Color Cream is an ammonia-free permanent dye in natural black, aimed at people who want a deep, everyday black shade at home. It suits grey coverage and refreshing faded black hair, provided you do a 48-hour patch test first.
Fragonza Professional Apple Hair Color Cream is a permanent hair dye in a natural black shade. The product title highlights two things buyers usually look for: it is described as ammonia-free, and it is positioned as a cream formula. The apple name appears in the branding, but the listing title does not spell out exact ingredient percentages, so check the listing for the full ingredient list before you buy.
Natural black is the most requested shade in Indian households because it blends easily with naturally dark hair and gives an even finish over greys at the temple and parting. A permanent cream is meant to stay put through regular washing, unlike henna-only or semi-permanent tints that fade quicker. Ammonia-free formulas are often chosen by people who dislike the sharp smell of traditional dyes, though ammonia-free does not mean allergen-free.
In humid Indian weather, frequent oiling and sweat can make colour look dull sooner, so pair this dye with a mild, colour-safe shampoo and avoid washing for the first two to three days after colouring. Applying on clean, dry, oil-free hair usually gives better uptake. If you oil your hair weekly, do it at least a day before colouring rather than just before.
Compared with powder-based black henna mixes, a cream dye is easier to spread evenly and needs less mixing mess. Compared with salon colour, it costs less per use but requires you to section carefully on your own. The title does not mention whether a developer, gloves or brush are included, so check the listing for the kit contents and the quantity in the box.
A practical tip for first-timers: keep an old T-shirt, a wide-tooth comb, a timer and a few cotton pads ready before you start. Colouring goes more smoothly when you are not hunting for supplies with dye on your gloves, and it lowers the chance of leaving the cream on too long.
Before buying, confirm the pack size, expiry date and seller details on the listing, and read the full instructions printed inside. Every hair dye, including ammonia-free ones, can trigger allergy, so the 48-hour patch test behind the ear or on the inner elbow is essential, along with a strand test to preview the final shade. Do not use on eyebrows or eyelashes, and stop use if you notice itching, redness or swelling. It was listed around ₹681 at the time of writing.
It is described as ammonia-free, which many people find gentler on smell, but any permanent dye can still cause a reaction. Do a 48-hour patch test every time, even if you have used it before. If you have a history of dye allergy or a sensitive, broken scalp, consult a dermatologist before use.
The title positions it as a permanent natural black colour, which is generally good for grey coverage, but results depend on how resistant your greys are and how long you leave it on. Do a strand test on a few grey hairs first to see how it takes, and check the listing for any coverage claims.
Permanent dyes stay on the coloured hair until it grows out, while new roots appear in about four to six weeks. Using a mild colour-safe shampoo, washing less often and limiting sun exposure can help the shade stay rich for longer.
The product title does not say what is inside the box. Check the listing images and description for kit contents such as developer, gloves, brush or quantity so you know whether you need to buy anything extra before colouring.