Non-oxidative permanent dye formulation for hair and synthetic fibers
AssigneeShiseido Company, Ltd.
InventorsThomas M. Schultz, Stephanie Wong
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AssigneeShiseido Company, Ltd.
InventorsThomas M. Schultz, Stephanie Wong
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By intermixing a gelling agent, water, a mercaptan-based reducing agent, and a certified dye designated as an F,D&C dye and/or a D&C dye, a highly effective, easily employed permanent dye/gel composition is obtained which imparts a desired color into both natural and synthetic fibers. In the preferred embodiment, the mercaptan-based reducing agent is added to the composition immediately prior to applying the permanent dye/gel composition to the fibers. By merely rubbing, or embrocating the permanent dye/gel composition into the natural or synthetic fibers, the desired color is permanently embedded into the fibers in a long-lasting durable manner. In view of the constituents employed in this permanent dye/gel composition, use as a permanent hair dye is highly effective.
A highly effective, easily employed permanent dye and gel composition for use on natural and synthetic fibers free from oxidants and activators for imparting a desired color into the fiber in a permanent and long-lasting manner employing a single, one-step application, said composition comprising
A highly effective, easily employed permanent dye and gel composition for use on natural and synthetic fibers free from oxidants and activators for imparting a desired color into the fibers in a permanent and long-lasting, durable manner, and in a single one-step application said composition consisting essentially of
A single, one-step application process for permanently imparting a desired color into natural or synthetic fibers in a long-lasting durable manner comprising the steps of:
A single, one-step application process for permanently imparting a desired color into natural or synthetic fibers in a long-lasting durable manner consisting essentially of:
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