Glossy effect and shiny hair

Mirror-like shine, silky softness, and vibrant color—all ammonia-free. The third major haircare trend focuses on a natural, glossy finish: not just color, but beauty and treatment in a single step. Toning masks with ionic pigments, such as Napura’s Colorpigment, deliver intense highlights, radiance, and a silky texture without weighing the hair down.

Toning masks with ionic pigments meet this need, delivering intense highlights, radiance, and softness without weighing the hair down. Direct coloring allows you to revive the hair’s natural tone, enhancing its shine and volume—recommended for a polished, trendy look.

Why It Works

  • Direct pigments (ionic/cationic): They adhere to the cuticle and porous areas, enhancing natural highlights.

  • Slightly acidic cosmetic pH: helps seal the cuticle → more uniform shine and a silky feel.

  • Lightweight conditioning base: detangles, reduces fiber-to-fiber friction, and provides a glossy finish without heavy residue.

  • Film-forming agents: create a thin veil that reflects light, enhancing shine and definition.

Note: This is a direct hair color: it does not lighten the hair, does not alter melanin, and does not contain ammonia.

Glossy Routine (5 steps, 10–15 minutes)

  1. Wash with a gentle shampoo. Trust Napura’s Treatsystemethod, with natural surfactants and free of SLS and SLES.

  2. Towel-dry: hair should be damp, not dripping wet, to avoid diluting the pigment.

  3. Apply the toning mask in sections while wearing gloves. Comb through to distribute evenly.

  4. Emulsify and rinse thoroughly. No need to shampoo afterward. Finish with a shine-enhancing leave-in conditioner and heat protectant if using heat styling tools.

Pro tip: For fine hair or roots that tend to lie flat, focus only on the lengths and ends.

These treatments are ideal for anyone who wants to maintain healthy hair between color treatments, achieving professional results right at home.

What are you waiting for? Revolutionize your look with Colorpigment

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