Best Answer:  Sagebrush Brown (6N) is considered a medium brown. 1N and 2N are blacks. 3N, 4N, 5N are dark browns. 6N is medium. 7N light brown. 8N dark blonde. 9N light blonde. 10N platinum blonde. The lower the number the darker the color - the higher the number the lighter the color.

Best Answer:  I can't comment on the safety of all the ingredients for everyone, but I have used this product for years on my straight, semi-gray hair and couldn't be happier. It does not stain my skin, and if it spatters on my clothes or the shower curtain, it washes out. I do use Shout or a similar stain lifter but I'm not sure it's even necessary. I have never experienced any irritation on my scalp or hands. I will say that the gloves are kind of on the thin size but even if they break, the dye does not stay and washes off of my skin. I do recommend leaving it on gray hair for the maximum amount of time. I have also left it on longer than recommended by accident and it did not cause me any issues whatsoever. If you have not used this product yet, I think you will be blown away. My hairdresser can't believe how great it looks, and her colleagues ask her what dye she used on my hair to make it look so natural. The truth is, I dye it myself the week before my cuts!

Best Answer:  I recommended the product to a Jamaican friend of mine who also uses the product, but, it is very important for those with extremely curly hair to use the conditioner with the other products included in the box. She once used the product and excluded the conditioner and had extreme difficulty de tangling her hair immediately after using the product. However, the product, when used as directed, provides excellent natural conditioning and shine to all hair types that I know.

Best Answer:  This is more of light brown but not too light. I have dark brown hair and it still worked for me although on my next color I got the next shade after this which is the 5N and it came out better. I forgot the shade. Hope this helps!

Best Answer:  There is a chart if you can find this product in a Super Supplement store near you. Otherwise it is a bit of a guess, but you can't really make a mistake. I use 6N and sometimes 5N if I want it to have less red tones. What I was told is R is for red (2R, 3R etc.) N is for Neutral and I forget the other letter. The lower the number the darker the color and tone. I use N because my hair has a lot of red in it. I have never used the other letter color, although I understand it is for people who would have had black hair. It covers grey great! It is a super product. I have used it for years.

Best Answer:  Medium brown, I'd say. I leave it on 45 minutes after it's all applied. I am mostly interested in covering the gray roots, so I apply it thickly on roots and comb it through to the ends. So, my hair has its lighter highlights. I sometimes use only half of each bottle to touch up roots. (My hair is short). If you use the entire 2 bottles and leave it on really thick, you will get dark brown. I love this product and have been using it for maybe 10 years.

Best Answer:  According to label, contains many natural ingredients and also P-Phenlyenediamine, P-Aminophenol & M-Aminiophenol. Label states no ammonia no resorcinol. I suggest contacting company for more info.

Best Answer:  You might be able to see the color sample if you go to their website. Also Whole Foods sells this and they have a color chart in the store to see the actual colors. Good luck to you. I used it and liked it. It is a nice rich dark color with some deep mahagony tones.

Best Answer:  It does not contain any of those, or I wouldn't use it. You can see the entire ingredient list on this website site. There is propylene glycol in the fix, but honestly, you won't find any hair color *cleaner*