Creme Of Nature

The vibrant, rich tones you'll get from Crème of Nature® Argan Oil hair colors are permanent. The colors are also fade-resistant and provide 100% gray hair coverage. The super-strengthening conditioners protect your hair as you color to help prevent dryness, breakage and damage while boosting shine. The Crème of Nature® brand also makes semi-permanent color boost products.

Yes, Crème of Nature® products are safe for natural hair. The company makes 6 curl-enhancing formulas for coils, curls, kinks and waves. Crème of Nature® products are also great for relaxed hair and protecting new growth while transitioning. Crème of Nature® Argan Oil products are specifically formulated to nurture and protect natural hair.

According to the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), there's no standard definition of cruelty-free. In many cases, companies claim cruelty-free status when certain ingredients have been tested on animals, but the final product has not. Although Crème of Nature® products are made with certified natural ingredients, there's no indication from the company that their products are cruelty-free.

The sulfates commonly used in health and beauty products can irritate your eyes, strip the natural oils from your hair, dry your skin and harm the environment.Crème of Nature® shampoo's, conditioners, hair oils, styling products and hair colors are sulfate-free. They're also made without parabens, petroleum or mineral oil.

Any hair color that lightens your hair will have some type of bleaching agent. The crème color developer in Crème of Nature® Hair Color with Argan Oil contains hydrogen peroxide. The hydrogen peroxide removes your natural color so your hair can absorb the new color. Although hydrogen peroxide can be drying, the double argan oil treatments help keep your hair strong, healthy and shiny. When going from dark hair to blonde, the company recommends making the change in 2-3 steps to minimize the stress on your hair. Most hair care professionals recommend waiting at least 4 weeks between coloring sessions.