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Natural Coloring V.S Chemical Coloring : Daichi Sakamaki's sharing at BEYORG® Organic Hair Studio

Thank you Master Daichi Sakamaki, a renowned Natural Herbal Coloring expert from Japan, to visit BEYORG® Organic Hair Studio. Master Sakamaki led an exclusive session demonstrating the protocol and sharing his experiences.


The Invisible Cost of Conventional Hair Dyes

Most conventional colorants rely on harsh synthetic chemicals to forcibly open the hair cuticle and alter inner pigments. While synthetic dyes offer quick results, repeated chemical exposure strips away the scalp's protective moisture barrier, inflames sensitive hair roots, and leaves strands porous, dry, and brittle over time.

Ingredients Primary Role in Conventional Dyes Adverse Health Risks
p-Phenylenediamine (PPD) Primary oxidative hair dye precursor Potent allergen causing allergic contact dermatitis, intense scalp itching, facial edema, and eczema
Ammonium Persulfate (APS) / Persulfates Oxidizing developer Strips natural oils, damages cuticles, and causes scalp stinging alongside harsh fumes
Resorcinol Color coupler Causing contact allergy, skin sensitization, and chronic scalp irritation

 

Natural Herbal Color Treatment

Seamlessly bind to the hair’s natural keratin layer, forming a protective herbal shield that enhances natural radiance. This formula repairs breakage and seals split ends while delivering a vibrant, healthy, and luminous color, completely free from the damage of traditional chemical dyes. Key benefits include:

1. Restores Natural, Luminous Shine:
Plant pigments bind directly to hair keratin, sealing cuticles and split ends to reflect light effortlessly without heavy silicones.

2. Deeply Nourishes Scalp & Hair:
The herbal formula doubles as a scalp mask, soothing inflammation, balancing oil, and feeding essential nutrients to the root.

3. Reduces Hair Shedding & Strengthens Density: 
Eliminating chemical toxins (like PPD) frees hair follicles from stress, reducing post-color loss and reinforcing hair fibers for long-term density.



Expert Advice: Incorporating Natural Herbal Coloring into Your Routine

Master Sakamaki recommends Natural Herbal Coloring for those starting to notice or looking to cover grey hair. Rich in vitamins, minerals, and anti-aging antioxidants, it actively nourishes the scalp while helping to slow greying.

Factors Natural Herbal Coloring Chemical Coloring
Primary Dye Agent 100% Plant Extracts Synthetic Dyes (PPD), Ammonia, & Hydrogen Peroxide
Longevity & Lasting Easily fading Semi-permanent
Color Tone  Earthy, subtle tones Wide color range
Hair Texture Stronger and smoother Weaker and dryer
Application Time Longer
(135-165 mins)
Shorter
(30-60 mins)
Scalp Health & Safety 0 chemical accumulation; deeply calms sensitivity, and prevents scalp irritation. High risk of contact dermatitis, scalp burning, itchiness, and chemical toxicity absorption.
Best Suited For Covering grey hair, enhancing natural shine, and reviving damaged or thinning hair Drastic color transformations

Experience Natural Herbal Color Treatment at BEYORG Organic Hair Studio

Customized color solutions are tailored based on grey hair distribution, natural base color, and hair texture. The organic herbal formula nourishes and strengthens hair, repairs breakage and split ends, and delivers a natural, healthy, luminous color—without the damage of traditional chemical dyes.

MORE DETAILS

 

We currently offer six different shades, and our hair specialists can also custom-blend a tailored hair color just for you.

Brown Orange

Light Brown

Medium Brown

Dark Brown

Very Dark Brown

Very Very Dark Brown

 

Exclusive Offer: Get a 15% off discount on your 1st trial! Contact us to make an appointment here.


 

BEYORG® Organic Hair Studio

Address: Shop 151, Pacific Place, Admiralty
Tel: (852) 2705 9728
Business Hours : Mon - Sun 11:00 - 20:00


Reference

1Uter et al., (2022). Systematic review on skin adverse effects of important hazardous hair cosmetic ingredients with a focus on hairdressers. Contact Dermatitis. 88(2). 93-108.  https://doi.org/10.1111/cod.14236Digital Object Identifier (DOI) 

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