What does PPD-free mean for root powder?

Short answer: PPD-free means the product does not contain para-phenylenediamine, but it does not establish that every ingredient suits every person. BUNEE is a temporary powder, not a dye, and contains no PPD or peroxide. Check the ingredient list on the pack and do a patch test if you have sensitive skin.

What does PPD-free mean?

PPD is short for para-phenylenediamine, an ingredient used in some hair-color products. Saying that a product contains no PPD describes that ingredient only. It does not tell you how your own skin will respond to every other ingredient, nor does it replace the product label.

BUNEE is a temporary root-cover powder, not a dye, and contains no PPD or peroxide. If you are checking ingredients because of a past reaction, sensitivity or allergy, read the ingredient list printed on the pack before use. If you have questions about an ingredient or a previous reaction, ask a qualified health professional for advice specific to you.

Is root powder suitable for sensitive skin?

No one can promise that a cosmetic product will suit every person's skin. People can react differently, and a PPD-free statement is not a guarantee about individual tolerance. Check the complete ingredient list on the pack and do a patch test if you have sensitive skin, following the product directions.

Avoid applying product to irritated or broken skin. If you notice irritation, stop using it. For a severe or persistent reaction, seek medical advice. These are cautious general steps, not a diagnosis or a substitute for advice from a health professional who knows your history.

How is root powder different from hair dye?

Root powder adds temporary color at the surface of the hair. It does not work like a dye intended to change hair color for longer. BUNEE washes out with one shampoo. A dye product may contain different ingredients and have different directions, warnings and testing instructions, so review its own packaging rather than assuming the same guidance applies.

If you are deciding between the formats, consider how long you want the result to last and what application steps you are comfortable following. The root powder and dye format comparison explains the basic differences.

What can this powder do, and where are its limits?

A temporary powder can shade visible roots and wash away at your next shampoo. It may suit someone looking for a removable cover on a part or hairline. The compact format needs no color mixing, but it still contacts the hair and may touch the skin during application.

PPD-free describes one ingredient only. It does not tell you how your skin will respond to other ingredients or establish any health-authority assessment. Read the ingredient list on the pack and do a patch test if you have sensitive skin. A light hand matters, and any product can mark skin or fabric.

Where does BUNEE fit?

BUNEE is a pressed root-cover powder in a compact with a mirror and applicator, in 12 shades. It is not a dye and contains no PPD or peroxide. It washes out with one shampoo. Please check the ingredient list on the pack and do a patch test if you have sensitive skin. If you are more interested in application or removal, see how to apply root-cover powder and whether root powder washes out.

FAQ

Does PPD-free mean I cannot have a reaction?

No. It only describes the presence of PPD. Read the full ingredient list and do a patch test if you have sensitive skin.

Does BUNEE contain peroxide?

BUNEE contains no PPD or peroxide. Check the ingredient list on the pack for the full product details.

Is root powder a hair dye?

No. It is a temporary surface powder that washes out with shampoo. Dye products have their own ingredients and directions.

How long does delivery to Canada take?

Delivery takes 10–17 business days.