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Vamari ino-A is a professional ammonia-free hair colour cream in No. 2 Darkest Brown, packed as a 60g tube with a 90ml 20 vol 6% developer. It is a convenient pairing for people who want a deep, near-black brown and grey blending without buying developer separately.
Vamari ino-A Professional Hair Colour Cream comes in No. 2 Darkest Brown and is sold as a set: a 60g colour cream and a 90ml bottle of 20 volume (6%) developer. That combination removes a common headache with professional colour, which is figuring out which developer to buy. The title also describes it as ammonia free.
Darkest Brown at level 2 sits just above black on the shade chart. On most Indian hair, it reads as a soft, deep brown-black that looks natural indoors and shows a hint of warmth in sunlight. It is a sensible option for those who find jet black too harsh against their skin tone but do not want an obvious brown.
A 20 vol or 6% developer is the standard strength for grey coverage and one-level lift, which suits a deposit-focused dark shade like this. It is not intended for strong lightening. The 60g and 90ml quantities point to mixing at roughly 1:1.5, but follow the ratio printed in the pack because brands differ.
Compared with single-tube professional colours, this bundle is easier for home users. Compared with typical box dyes, it gives a more salon-like system. Thick or long hair may need two sets for full coverage, so judge quantity by your hair length. Ammonia-free formulas can be pleasant in terms of odour, yet they still contain colour chemicals, so care is needed.
For regular root touch-ups, many people apply the mixture only on new growth for most of the processing time and pull it through the lengths in the last few minutes. This avoids over-darkening the ends, which absorb colour faster each time. Keep a record of the date you colour so you can plan the next touch-up and avoid colouring too frequently, which can leave hair dry.
Check the expiry date, shade card and seller rating on the listing before ordering. Do a 48-hour patch test and a strand test every time, wear gloves, and keep the mixture away from the eyes. Discard leftover mixed colour rather than storing it. After colouring, a gentle shampoo and regular conditioner will help maintain shine in hot, humid weather. It was listed around ₹799 at the time of writing.
Yes, the title states the pack includes 60g of colour cream and 90ml of 20 vol 6% developer. Check the listing photos to confirm the exact pack contents and whether gloves or a brush are included.
Level 2 is one step lighter than black. On dark Indian hair it typically looks like a deep brown-black with slight warmth in daylight. Doing a strand test is the most reliable way to see the shade on your own hair.
No, it is not meant to lighten noticeably. A 6% developer with a dark shade is mainly used to deposit colour and cover greys. For lightening you would need a different product and preferably professional help.
Ammonia-free does not mean allergy-free. You still need a 48-hour patch test before every use. Avoid use on a damaged or irritated scalp, and if you are pregnant or have had a dye reaction before, ask a doctor first.
One set may be enough for short to shoulder-length hair or roots. For long or very thick hair, you may need two sets for even saturation. Check the brand's guidance on the listing.