GenericProfessional Ammonia Free Hair Colour Cream No. 3 Dark Brown 60g + 20 vol 6% 90ml developer Long Lasting Color

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This professional-style hair colour kit pairs a 60g No. 3 Dark Brown ammonia free cream with a 90ml 20 volume (6%) developer. It suits people who want a rich dark brown with grey coverage, and the separate developer lets you mix fresh colour for each session.

This generic professional hair colour kit combines a 60g tube of ammonia free colour cream in shade No. 3 Dark Brown with a 90ml bottle of 20 volume, 6% developer. The listing describes the result as long lasting. It follows the salon two-part system, where the colour and developer are mixed just before application, which is different from the ready-to-use sachets many people pick up at local stores.

Shade No. 3 sits in the dark brown range on the standard numbering scale, where lower numbers are darker. On most Indian hair, which tends to be naturally level 1 to 4, a No. 3 will look like a soft, deep brown rather than a dramatic change. It is a popular pick for people who find jet black too harsh but still want reliable grey coverage. A 20 volume developer is the usual strength for grey coverage and colouring at or near your natural level.

Ammonia free formulas generally have a milder smell during application, which many home users appreciate. However, ammonia free does not mean allergy free; most permanent creams still contain dye compounds that can trigger reactions in some people. That is why the 48-hour patch test and a strand test matter every single time. Humid weather and hard water can also affect how long the shade looks fresh, so a colour-safe shampoo and a weekly conditioning mask help.

Compared with single-sachet box dyes, a separate cream and developer gives more control because you can follow the mixing ratio on the pack and prepare only what you need. Compared with salon services, it is far more affordable, though you are responsible for even application. Check the listing for the recommended mixing ratio, whether gloves and a bowl are included, and how many applications 60g covers for your hair length.

Before buying, confirm the manufacturing date, expiry date and the brand name on the actual packaging, since the listing is under a generic seller label. Read the full ingredient list if you have sensitive skin. It was listed around ₹499 against an MRP of ₹999 at the time of writing; prices can change, so verify on the listing.

• Shade No. 3 Dark Brown colour cream, 60g
• Includes 90ml developer, 20 volume (6%)
• Described as ammonia free in the title
• Two-part salon-style mix for controlled application
• Title describes it as long lasting colour
• 48-hour patch test and strand test essential before use

Who it suits

• People with naturally dark hair wanting a soft dark brown
• Those covering scattered or moderate greys
• Home users comfortable mixing colour and developer
• Anyone who prefers a milder-smelling ammonia free cream

How to use

1. Patch test the mixed product behind the ear 48 hours before colouring and stop if you see redness, itching or swelling.
2. Strand test a small hidden section to confirm the dark brown result.
3. Wear gloves and mix the colour cream and developer in a non-metal bowl using the ratio printed on the pack.
4. Apply to dry, unwashed hair in sections, roots first for grey coverage, then lengths if needed.
5. Leave on for the time stated in the instructions, never longer.
6. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water, then use a conditioner and avoid shampoo for a day.