VegetalVegetal Bio Colour, 50G, Pack Of 2, Burgundy

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Vegetal Bio Colour in Burgundy comes as two 50g packs, giving 100g in total. It is a powder-based colour aimed at people who want a herbal-style burgundy tint, and as always a patch test and strand test should come first.

Vegetal Bio Colour is a long-running name in India's herbal hair colour shelf, and this listing offers its Burgundy shade as a pack of two 50g sachets. The title keeps details minimal, so for ingredients, mixing instructions and processing time, check the listing images and the leaflet inside the pack.

Two separate 50g packs are practical. Short hair may need only one, leaving the second for a later touch-up, while longer hair can use both at once. Keeping sachets sealed until needed helps preserve freshness, which matters in humid Indian monsoons.

Burgundy herbal colours usually give a soft red-wine glow on dark hair rather than a dramatic change. On greys, the shade tends to appear brighter. Many users find this gentle effect suits daily wear and office settings, and the colour often builds slightly with repeat applications.

Powder colours take a little preparation. Mix in a non-metal bowl to a smooth, yoghurt-like consistency, then apply section by section. Covering with a shower cap prevents the paste from drying and flaking. Rinse with plenty of water, and wait a day before shampooing if the leaflet allows.

Compared with cream dyes, a bio colour like this may be more time-consuming and less exact in shade. Compared with plain henna, it aims for a more burgundy than orange tone. Those wanting full, salon-level grey coverage may prefer a permanent cream, while those who prefer a herbal routine may favour this.

Plan your colouring session for a relaxed day, since powder colours usually require more time than a cream kit. Lay out newspaper on the floor, keep a damp cloth ready for spills and work in good light so you can see where the paste has been applied. Removing every bit of paste during rinsing prevents gritty residue and itchiness later.

Before buying, check the manufacturing date, expiry and that the product is genuine. Do a 48-hour patch test and strand test, wear gloves to avoid staining your nails and avoid contact with eyes. If you are pregnant or have a scalp condition, ask a doctor first. It was listed around ₹615 at the time of writing.

• Vegetal Bio Colour herbal-style powder
• Shade: Burgundy
• Pack of 2 sachets, 50g each
• Soft wine-red tint on dark hair
• Brighter tone on grey hair
• Patch test required before every use

Who it suits

• People preferring powder-based colour
• Grey blending with a red-wine tone
• Short to long hair (one or both packs)
• Users wanting gentle, everyday colour

How to use

1. Do a 48-hour patch test and a strand test.
2. Mix the powder in a non-metal bowl to a smooth paste.
3. Wear gloves and apply section by section on clean hair.
4. Cover with a shower cap and leave as directed.
5. Rinse thoroughly with water.
6. Condition and follow the leaflet on shampoo timing.