Campeggio Wood (Haematoxylum campechianum) is a reflective dyeing herb rich in haematoxylin, a plant pigment with extraordinary iridescent properties. Extracted from the bark of the Campeggio tree, native to Central America, it has been prized for centuries for its ability to create intense, deep, and adjustable reflections in plant-based dye blends.
Its strength lies in its chromatic versatility: the final result varies depending on the pH of the mixture, allowing the color to be directed towards very different shades — from crimson red to warm mahogany, all the way to cherry and plum — with a three-dimensional and multifaceted effect that enriches any mix.
Main properties
- Iridescent and adjustable reflections: allows you to clearly customize the shade, directing the result towards intense reds, warm mahogany, or cherry/purple tones.
- Depth booster: enriches mixes with greater saturation, making the final color fuller and more multifaceted.
- Purifying and antioxidant: helps maintain the scalp in balance and the hair looking better cared for.
How to use it — the pH effect
Used alone, the result changes depending on the environment of the mixture:
- Neutral environment: intense/crimson red, especially on light or pre-treated bases.
- Acidic environment (with hibiscus or vinegar): warmer and deeper mahogany reflections.
- Alkaline environment (with baking soda): turns towards cherry, burgundy, or plum — the more baking soda, the more tendency towards purple.
In mixture with other dyeing herbs
In blonde or light brown mixes, even in small quantities, it helps to tone down the Lawsonia red, making the result more natural and balanced. In general, the percentage and leave-in time depend on the desired intensity and the starting base.
Format and storage
Format: 100g. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light.
Warnings
Always perform a patch test before use. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children.
Campeggio Wood (Haematoxylum campechianum) is a reflective dyeing herb rich in haematoxylin, a plant pigment with extraordinary iridescent properties. Extracted from the bark of the Campeggio tree, native to Central America, it has been prized for centuries for its ability to create intense, deep, and adjustable reflections in plant-based dye blends.
Its strength lies in its chromatic versatility: the final result varies depending on the pH of the mixture, allowing the color to be directed towards very different shades — from crimson red to warm mahogany, all the way to cherry and plum — with a three-dimensional and multifaceted effect that enriches any mix.
Main properties
- Iridescent and adjustable reflections: allows you to clearly customize the shade, directing the result towards intense reds, warm mahogany, or cherry/purple tones.
- Depth booster: enriches mixes with greater saturation, making the final color fuller and more multifaceted.
- Purifying and antioxidant: helps maintain the scalp in balance and the hair looking better cared for.
How to use it — the pH effect
Used alone, the result changes depending on the environment of the mixture:
- Neutral environment: intense/crimson red, especially on light or pre-treated bases.
- Acidic environment (with hibiscus or vinegar): warmer and deeper mahogany reflections.
- Alkaline environment (with baking soda): turns towards cherry, burgundy, or plum — the more baking soda, the more tendency towards purple.
In mixture with other dyeing herbs
In blonde or light brown mixes, even in small quantities, it helps to tone down the Lawsonia red, making the result more natural and balanced. In general, the percentage and leave-in time depend on the desired intensity and the starting base.
Format and storage
Format: 100g. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light.
Warnings
Always perform a patch test before use. For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children.
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