Salon-Quality Color at Home

Why spend hours at the salon when you can get professional results in your bathroom? Kota Cosmetics has gained a cult following because their formulas are designed to be "fragrant and non-stinging." The Sunrise shade is a bright, warm orange that can range from a deep ginger on darker hair to a fiery, neon sunset on pre-lightened or bleached hair.

Key Features & Benefits:

Organic Ingredients: Infused with natural extracts like Ginseng, which helps nourish the hair follicles and reduces the "fried" feeling often associated with box dyes.
Low Ammonia / Pleasant Scent: Unlike many dyes that have a harsh chemical smell, Kota is known for its mild, pleasant fragrance, making the application process much more comfortable.
Deep Pigment Penetration: The cream formula ensures even coverage and deep color saturation, helping the orange stay vibrant for longer before fading.
Versatile Results: * On Dark Hair: Results in a beautiful, warm reddish-brown or "burnt orange" tint.
- On Bleached/Light Hair: Achieves a true, high-impact "Sunrise" orange.
Shiny Finish: Leaves hair looking healthy and reflective rather than dull and matte.

Product Specifications:

Brand: Kota Cosmetics (Thailand)
Shade: Sunrise (Orange / Copper)
Type: Permanent Hair Color Cream
Inside the Box: Colorant Cream, Developer, and instructions.

How to Use for Best Results:

Prep: Do not wash your hair immediately before coloring (natural oils protect the scalp). Wear an old t-shirt and apply petroleum jelly (or the Astral Cream we discussed) to your hairline to prevent skin staining.
Mix: Combine the colorant and developer in a plastic bowl until smooth.
Apply: Start from the roots and work your way to the ends. Ensure every strand is saturated.
Wait: Leave the color on for 20–30 minutes.
Rinse: Wash thoroughly until the water runs clear. Follow up with the Matrix Mega Smooth Mask we discussed earlier to lock in the color and restore moisture!

Pro-Tip: If you want that "True Orange" look seen in advertisements, you may need to use a hair lightener (bleach) first. If your hair is naturally very dark, the result will be a subtle, warm copper.