• A leave-in cream formulated to gradually restore natural-looking hair colour to greying or white hair. 
• It is designed for both men and women, and for use on all hair colours. 
• No gloves, no mixing, no complex colour charts required. 

Key Features & Benefits

• Gradual colour restoration: the cream works over about 2–3 weeks to return your hair to a more youthful, natural-looking shade. 
• You control the depth of the colour: by adjusting how often you apply it, you can gently restore part or all of your greys. 
• Suitable across all hair colours: whether you’re light-coloured or dark-coloured, this product is made to blend with your hair’s natural chemistry. 
• Additional hair/scalp benefits: the formula claims to help control dandruff and contains a built-in conditioner, giving your hair a healthier look and feel. 
• Made in Australia. 

How to Use:

• Apply to clean, dry (or sometimes lightly damp) hair, focusing on the grey areas (especially roots) by massaging in the cream. 
• Do not need to rinse out (it’s leave-in). 
• For the first 2–3 weeks, apply daily (or according to instructions) until your desired colour is reached; afterwards maintain the result by using it less frequently (once or twice a week). 

Important Notes / Warnings

• Do not apply on broken or irritated skin.
• Wash hands thoroughly after use. 
• Heads up: While marketed as a “gradual restoring” cream (not a traditional dye), results may vary depending on hair condition, number of grey hairs, prior treatments etc.
• While it is described as “not a dye” and intended to be gentler, it still contains active ingredients (e.g., lead acetate in some markets) so compatibility with pre-coloured/treated hair may differ. 

Good to Know

• This product is ideal if you have visible greys and want to restore a more natural look without the harshness or commitment of full hair dye.
• Because results are gradual, patience is required — you won’t get an immediate dramatic change, but a more subtle progressive effect.
• It claims to give you “younger-looking” hair and control over how much of the grey is addressed. 
• If you already do full salon colour treatments or have heavily processed hair, you may want to check compatibility (and perhaps test a strand) before full use.