Natural Hair Dye Products Dodge City KS

Now there is a way to color hair without turning to the usual chemical suspects: ammonia, paraphenylenediamine (PPD) or resorcinol. Advanced Cosmetic Technologies has dyes that are made entirely from sustainable natural plant sources that can give you the desired color naturally. Please scroll down to learn more and get access to the beauty and supply stores in Dodge City, KS listed below.
Walgreens
(620) 225-6095
1801 N 14th Avenue
Dodge City, KS
 
Carniceria Santa Ros
(620) 227-0151
716 N 2nd Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Genes Heartland
(620) 225-2981
1800 Central Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Walgreen Drug Stores
(620) 225-6095
1801 N 14th Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Wal Mart Supercenter
(620) 225-0872
1905 N 14th Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Walmart Supercenter
(620) 225-3917
1905 North 14 Ave
Dodge City, KS
Store Hours
Mon-Fri:8:00 am -Sat:8:00 am -Sun:8:00 am -
Pharmacy #
(620) 225-0872
Pharmacy Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Saturday: 9:00 am - 6:00 pm Sunday: Closed

Dillon Stores
(620) 227-7191
313 S 2nd Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Medical Center Pharmacy
(620) 227-8506
2020 Central Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Gibson's Pharmacy
(620) 227-8193
2610 Central Ave
Dodge City, KS
 
Gibsons Pharmacy & Unique Gifts
(620) 227-8193
2610 Central Ave
Dodge City, KS
 

Natural Hair Dye, Naturally

Natural Hair Dye, Naturally

May 18, 2009   Marisa Belger

Like blue raspberry lollipops, Velveeta and Tang, there always seemed to be something inherently unnatural about coloring your hair. Until now. Advanced Cosmetic Technologies (ACT)—a fairly new addition to the slowly growing list of natural hair dye innovators—has discovered a way to color hair without turning to the usual chemical suspects: ammonia, paraphenylenediamine (PPD) or resorcinol. ACT’s dyes are made entirely from sustainable plant sources, giving DIYers (the permanent hair color kits come with user-friendly directions for easy at home coloring) more reason than ever to become the brunette or redhead —blonde too—that they’ve always wanted to be....

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