Every hair stylist has at some time wondered, “Why do I get increased color fade the more that I do hair coloring highlighting on a client's hair?” The problem may seem impossible to resolve. But now, with the advent of Organic Color Systems in the United States, problems of color fade are a thing of the past.

Organic Color Systems is a revolutionary color system. It suspends the hair in oil and allows the cuticle to be gently opened with heat so that it alters hair color without damaging the hair. Unlike other ammonia-based coloring, which damages the cuticle permanently and reduces the hair's ability to hold color, Organic Color Systems allows the cuticle to return to its original closed state, protecting the internal protein structure of the hair. The delicate protein-water balance of the hair is protected and the pigment is kept intact.

This creates longer-lasting colors and tonal values. In other words, colors that don't fade. Colors that come out true, just as they appear on the color chart and hair is healthier, shinier, and more luxuriant.

This is the one of the first ammonia-free salon quality hair color. In fact, this system is distributed exclusively to salons and is truly professional quality.

Here's what a few people had to say about Organic Color Systems:

“They don't fade into any funky color like my other color lines.” (Professional stylist)

“This product actually makes my hair shiny!” (client)

“My clients love the fact that their scalp doesn't itch. I used to call it a 'weapon'--they'd start to itch their scalp and I'd give them a 'weapon,' a comb or something to itch their scalp.” (salon owner)

“I change my hair so often—five times in six weeks. With this system I can do that and it doesn't affect my hair. It still looks healthy and shiny and it doesn't feel like straw.” (client)

Salons across the U.S. have begun using this product with rave results. It all adds up to success, for the salon and its clients—better results, happier clients, healthier salon workers.

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