
プレミアムカラートリートメント ライトブラウン 150g
A rinse-out color treatment from DHC that gradually blends gray hair with light brown tone in just 5 minutes per use.
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Gradually blends grays with a bright light-brown tone; colors in about 5 minutes; doubles as a conditioning treatment for smoother hair; gentle rinse-out formula suited to regular use.
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About this product
DHC Q10 Premium Color Treatment SS in Light Brown is an at-home color treatment that gradually covers gray hair with a bright, natural brown tone. Used in place of your regular conditioner, it colors in as little as 5 minutes per application while conditioning hair texture, leaving hair smooth and manageable. The 150g tube comes with 3 pairs of disposable gloves. Made in Japan.
How to use
- After shampooing, towel-dry hair lightly. 2. Wearing the included gloves, apply an ample amount evenly to hair, focusing on gray areas. 3. Leave for about 5 minutes (longer for deeper color on early uses). 4. Rinse thoroughly until water runs clear. Use daily at first, then a few times a week to maintain color.
Ingredients
- Ubiquinone (Coenzyme Q10) — moisturizing
- Olive Fruit Oil, Camellia Seed Oil, Sunflower Seed Oil — conditioning oils that leave hair soft and glossy
- Polyquaternium-99 — "color-fix cuticle coat" that helps the color last and adds shine
- HC and basic dyes — color the surface of the hair with each use
- Hair color treatment (cosmetic, not an oxidative hair dye); free of diamine dyes, silicones and parabens.
🇺🇸 For US customers
Japanese color treatments like DHC's are popular with US shoppers seeking gentler gray coverage than permanent oxidative dyes — no developer, no ammonia-style process, just a conditioning rinse-out step. Light Brown suits those keeping a brighter base shade. Authentic, shipped direct from Japan — delivery in 10–14 business days from order placement (processing and shipping included), free shipping over $99 through October 30, 2026 (regular threshold: $149).