Garnier Olia No Ammonia Permanent Hair Color With 60% Oils 7.0 Dark Blonde

- Ammonia-Free Formula: Say goodbye to the strong ammonia smell and potential damage. Olia's ammonia-free formula offers a gentle and pleasant coloring experience.
- 60% Oils Blend: Experience the nourishing effects of an oil-infused formula. Garnier Olia is enriched with natural flower oils that deeply condition and hydrate your hair, leaving it soft, silky, and full of life.
- Vivid, Long-Lasting Color: Achieve a stunning, true-to-tone frozen light brown that lasts for weeks, ensuring your hair maintains its dazzling brilliance.
- Coplete Gray Coverage: Bid farewell to grays with comprehensive gray coverage that renews your look.
- Effortless Application: The non-drip, creamy texture ensures easy application, making it suitable for both experts and beginners.

- Sunflower Oil: Nourishes your hair and enhances its shine, giving it a healthy and radiant appearance.
- Meadowfoam Seed Oil: Locks in moisture, preventing dryness and frizz, for beautifully smooth hair.
- Camellia Seed Oil: Promotes smoothness and softness, making your hair irresistibly touchable.
- Avocado Oil: Protects against breakage and strengthens your hair, ensuring it stays resilient and strong.

- Patch Test: Before coloring, perform a patch test 48 hours in advance to check for any allergic reactions.
- Mixing the Formula: Squeeze the colorant tube into the developer bottle and shake thoroughly for an even mixture.
- Application: Divide your hair into sections and apply the color mixture evenly from roots to tips, ensuring complete coverage.
- Wait Time: Leave the color on for the recommended duration mentioned in the instructions (typically around 30 minutes).
- Rinse and Condition: Rinse your hair until the water runs clear, then apply the included conditioner to lock in moisture and keep your hair feeling soft and silky.
- Admire Your Frozen Light Brown Beauty: Revel in the beauty of your freshly colored, nourished hair that shines with vitality.

Q1: Is Garnier Dye Olia Frozen Light Brown suitable for sensitive scalps?
A1: Yes, it's ammonia-free and gentle on sensitive scalps.
Q2: How long does the color last?
A2: Garnier Olia delivers long-lasting color that can maintain its vibrancy for up to 6-8 weeks, depending on your hair care routine.
Q3: Can I use this on previously colored hair?
A3: Absolutely, Garnier Olia is designed for use on both virgin and previously colored hair.
Q4: Does it cover stubborn grays?
A4: Yes, it offers excellent gray coverage, leaving your hair looking youthful and refreshed.
Q5: Does it have a strong odor?
A5: No, the ammonia-free formula ensures a more pleasant coloring experience with minimal scent.
Q6: Can I mix this shade with another Garnier Olia shade?
A6: While we recommend using the shade as directed, you can experiment with mixing if you desire a custom color.
Q7: Can I swim with this color in my hair?
A7: We recommend limiting exposure to chlorine and saltwater to extend the life of your color.
Q8: How often can I re-color my hair?
A8: For optimal hair health, wait at least 4-6 weeks between coloring sessions.
Q9: Is Garnier Olia cruelty-free?
A9: Yes, Garnier is committed to cruelty-free testing practices.
Q10: Can I use it on chemically treated hair?
A10: Garnier Olia is safe to use on chemically treated hair, but it's a good idea to perform a strand test before applying it to your entire head.
Q11: Can I use it on naturally curly hair?
A11: Absolutely, Garnier Olia is suitable for all hair types, including naturally curly hair.
Q12: How many applications can I get from one box?
A12: One box is typically sufficient for shoulder-length hair. Longer hair may require two boxes.
Q13: Does it come with gloves?
A13: Yes, gloves are included for your convenience and to ensure a mess-free application.
Q14: Will it lighten my dark hair?
A14: Garnier Olia is designed to enhance your hair's natural color or darken it. It is not intended for lightening dark hair.
Q15: Can I use it during pregnancy?
A15: While Garnier Olia is ammonia-free and generally considered safe, it's advisable to consult with your healthcare professional during pregnancy or nursing.