Naturtint 9R Fire Red – 5.60Z

Naturtint Permanent Hair Colorant 9R Fire Red – 5.6 oz

Naturtint Permanent Hair Colorant 9R Fire Red is one of the 2 intense Red shades. See chart below to compare colors. Similar options include 4I Iridescent Chestnut, 4M Mahogany Chestnut, and 6.66 Fireland. It is not recommended choosing a tone which is more than 2 shades lighter than your current tone.

Naturtint is a market-leading brand of gentle permanent hair colorants, providing optimum color and care. Naturtint hair color products are manufactured to the very highest international standards. 30 colors are available, all of which can be mixed to create an endless palette of colors and used for more than one application. All shades cover 100% of grey and can lighten hair by up to 2 shades.

• Gentle Permanent Color
• Ammonia Free
• Resorcinol Free
• Paraben Free
• Vegan
• No Animal Testing

What’s in the Box

• Colorant 2.03 fl.oz / 60ml
• Color Developer 2.03 fl.oz / 60ml
• Color Fixing Shampoo 0.51 fl.oz / 15ml
• Protective Conditioner 0.51 fl.oz / 15ml
• CC Cream 0.51 fl.oz / 15ml
• Protective gloves
• Instruction leaflet

Choosing a Naturtint Permanent Shade
Naturtint can be used to create an endless number of styles and looks, all from the comfort of your own home! The ‘Shadow Color Technique’ and ‘Graduation Color’ tutorial videos below demonstrate just two of the looks that can be achieved by blending colors and shades! 

Darker – Can go as dark as you like. If you are undecided between 2 colors, go for the lighter shade as it is easier to go darker if the shade isn’t exactly right, than to try and color lighter.
 
Lighter – Naturtint can only lighten hair by one or two shades. For example, if a person’s hair color is a 6N (see Fig. 1 & 2 below), then they should not use a colorant lighter than an 8N, 8C or 8G. If you have very grey or white hair, it is best to avoid 10N & 10A (unless mixed with other colors) as they are too light to produce a significant color change.
 
Covering Grey – Very resistant grey will require 40 minutes development time and the ‘Natural’ colors are usually the most suitable. Brighter tones such as the Mahogany and Copper tones should be mixed with a Natural tone if applied to grey or white hair. Lighter tones can look more flattering against our skin tone as we age, so don’t be afraid to go a shade lighter than your natural color once was.
 
Ash Tones – Shouldn’t generally be used on their own unless you want to tone down hair color, i.e. if a light shade has gone too yellow, orange, brassy, golden, reddish. Otherwise they should be used as “mixer” tone to prevent these unwanted warm tones. 
 
Common Blends – When using ‘Natural’ shades, if you tend to go too red, golden, brassy, or yellow then blend in an ‘Ash’ color. For example with 6N, 7N, 8N use 8A or with 9N or 10N, use 10A. To tone down Mahogany (4M, 5M and 7M) colors or if you are using these shades on grey hair, mix with similar number of a Natural color. To mellow Coppers (5C, 7C and 8C) or if you are using these shades on grey hair, mix with similar number of a ‘Natural’ color.