Bigen 47

Shade No.47 Medium Chestnut offers a warm, natural tone that suits most skin tones. It’s formulated without ammonia and without peroxide, and it dissolves easily in water. This helps you achieve a natural-looking color that typically lasts about two to three months depending on your hair condition and care. For a subtle result, use this shade in a regular coloring routine and moisturize your hair after application.

The main difference is longevity and the application process. Powder colorings provide a simple, quick system that minimizes damage and leaves hair soft and shiny—ideal for frequent touch-ups. The permanent powder version No. 47 is designed for longer, more stable results over time, making it suitable if you want a color that lasts for several weeks and resists washing better.

Yes. These colorings are designed to minimize damage and help preserve hair softness and shine, which can be beneficial for sensitive scalps when used as directed. However, as with any hair color, it’s recommended to do a patch test on a small strand and follow the product instructions to help avoid unexpected reactions.

The result typically lasts between 2 and 3 months depending on how often you wash your hair and your hair’s condition. To help preserve shine and color, avoid washing too frequently and use hair care products suitable for color-treated hair. Regular touch-ups help maintain the intensity of the shade and prevent uneven fading on the lengths and ends.

No.47 Medium Chestnut is a warm mid-tone. Other options like Brown provide darker tones or different undertones. Your choice depends on your natural hair color and the look you want. If your hair is light to medium, Medium Chestnut offers a harmonious balance; for a stronger contrast, choose a darker shade like Brown, taking your natural color and desired effect into account.

Choose a permanent powder option when you’re looking for longer-lasting color with consistent coverage on roots and lengths. For faster touch-ups or color experiments, standard powders remain practical and easy to handle, while potentially reducing damage thanks to a lighter application approach.