I totally forgot about this review with the piles of drafts that I have, but I believe this review needs to be shared. I added the jet black color to it at least.

Claims
Naturtint possesses an exclusive and revolutionary formula combining the guarantee of a permanent hair colorant with the benefits of natural herbal and cereal ingredients. Naturtint contains no ammonia and it is enriched with soy and coconut derivatives, as a subtle blend of oat, soy, corn and wheat extracts which gently complement the hair coloring process while the rosemary and eucalyptus essential oils in the Hair Conditioner secure a fresh, healthy and silky shine on the hair. Naturtint is easy to use and its results are gentle and effective to observe.

Like
- More of a natural dye and safer than the alternative.
- Has no ammonia, parabens or resorcinol and is dermatologically tested.
- Has rosemary and eucalyptus essential oils
- Easy to apply and doesn't leave hair to dry
- Prefer the Ebony Black (1N) over Terracotta Blonde (7C)
- Does a great job at lifting when I did the Terracotta Blonde (7C)

Dislike
- After a while, I end up not liking the Terracotta Blonde (7C).
- Very messy to apply
- Not a true permanent solution as far as deep rich color is concern. The color does fade in time.
- Price & amount per box

Terracotta Blonde

Conclusion
I really like this brand of color dye and I highly recommend it. I had no issue using it and it did come highly recommended by my consultant. She been using it for years, and always recommend it to her clients. The only issue I find with this brand of dye is finding it at the local shop and at an AFFORDABLE price. Wholefood is a rip off as far as price is concern, and other places have the price at over $13 dollar a box. I buy mines (Ebony Black (1N)) online from Amazon or where ever I can get a free shipping, which is cheaper at $10 a box, plus no tax.

On the right, you will see Terracotta Blonde (7C), but its under direct light. The color is not as bright as it looks on my darker ends vs. the bleach ends. You can check out this post for more pictures. If you want to go for a true color like Sandy Golden Blonde or even Fire Red, you will need to lift (bleach) your color a little more, since this application will not lift your current color to no more then 2-3 shade lighter, depending how dark your current hair/locks color is.

The bleach that I have read that comes highly recommend are Blue Powder Bleach, but I STRONGLY suggest going to a professional to get your color done, especially if you going for a lighter color. If you do decide to bleach, then I suggest adore semi, since they have way more vibrant colors then Naturtint and it is a lot gentler. I will never recommend bleaching to someone that never really colored their hair before, so please use caution.