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What it is:
NEW BLONDOR FREELIGHTS IS THE FIRST BLONDOR PRODUCT TO ENABLE CREATIVE HANDPAINTINGTM WITHOUT THE USE OF FOILS, SARAN OR COTTON.
What it does:
DEVELOPERS FOR PRECISION AND EASE OF APPLICATION WITH LESS SWELLING . CONTAINS HYDROGEN PEROXIDE AND FLEXIBLE ACRYLIC POLYMERS .
What else you need to know:
AVAILABLE IN VOL. 20 - 6% (FOR GENTLE LIFT), VOL. 30 - 9% (EXTRA LIFT), VOL. 40 - 12% (MAXIMUM LIFT)
- Mix the three system components in a non-metallic bowl.
- 1.30 ml (= 1/2 tube) cream hair color base
- 2.30 g (= 1 sachet) Booster Powderbase
- 3.30- 60 ml Koleston Perfect Creme Developer
- Depending on the degree of lightening required, use mix with Koleston Perfect Creme Developer 6%, 9% or 12%
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights Developer is a specialized developer designed to work with Blondor Freelights powder bleach. It comes in different volumes (typically 10 Vol, 20 Vol, 30 Vol, and 40 Vol) to accommodate various lightening needs and hair types. Always follow the recommended mixing ratio specified on the product packaging for optimal results.
While Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights Developer is formulated to work with professional bleaching systems, it contains peroxide which can be irritating to sensitive scalp. Always perform a patch test 24-48 hours before application. If you have a known sensitive scalp or scalp conditions, consult with a professional stylist before use. Avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes.
Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights Developer can be used on previously color-treated hair, but pre-lightened or severely damaged hair requires extra caution. Professional assessment is recommended before application. Consider a strand test first to evaluate how your hair will respond. Using a lower developer volume (10 Vol or 20 Vol) may be safer for compromised hair than higher volumes.