Pure walnut husk powder juglans regia , obtained by pulverizing only the husk. The walnut is a tree. Alto 10 to 25 meters tall, widely distributed and cultivated throughout central and southern europe since ancient times. The fruit, una a rather firm drupe, it has a green mesocarp, the husk, and a woody endocarp, the shell. The name juglans regia dates back to ancient rome and is linked to the words jupiter and jovis, that is, jupiter the father of all the gods and his kingship over all the other deities. The walnut is una a plant traditionally used to dye hair and fabrics the parts used for these purposes are the husk and the leaves, harvested in autumn and early summer respectively. It can be considered a true una reflective powder to strengthen brown tones. Walnut husk itself is a subtle reflector on the hair, but, if expertly combined with strong dyeing herbs such as lawsonia or indigofera or mixtures containing them , it can bind with them to strengthen brown tones. Modo directions for use: apply for about an hour una paste of walnut husk powder and hot water gives the hair only una a faint yellow-amber hue. When combined with red lawsonia or black indigofera henna powders, the binding to them strengthens the color and helps to push towards copper or dark brown tones, or to achieve chestnut tones if combined with both. It all depends on the percentage of white hair present, the powders used, and the processing times. The herbal line 100% pure was created to offer not...
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