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I have that sun-soaked glow, sans sun damage, thanks to my perfect palette of Mahogany and Golden pigments that blend into a bronzed Chestnut Brunette with beaming Warm undertones. Plus, my two light as air, ultra-hydrating Colour pigments, reflect and absorb light which makes your Hair look thicker, shinier and chock full of volume.
Suits: Warm Skin Tones
What's included: 1 x 60g Colour Tube
1 x Pair of Disposable Gloves
Find Your Perfect Developer Match
If You're Colouring
Darker than your Natural Shade
Mix With
No Lift Developer
If Your Natural Shade Is
3 Dark Brown
Mix With
20 Volume Developer
If Your Natural Shade Is
2 Brown / Black
Mix With
30 Volume Developer
If Your Natural Shade Is
1 Black
Mix With
40 Volume Developer
Struggling with your Hair? Get the help you need! Chat with our Colour Consultants for personalised advice or view our 24/7 Online Support Pages.
Features
Benefits
Covers
Greys
Olive Oil
Restorer
Natural
Conditioners
Salon
Quality
Italian
Made
Reusable
Mix
1 part Hair Colour with 1.5 parts Developer.
eg. 1 Tube of Hair Colour with 1 Bottle of Developer.
How to Colour your Hair
Step 1: Mix
Mix Permanent Hair Colour and Developer in a plastic or glass bowl until a smooth and creamy paste is achieved.
Step 2: Apply To Dry Hair
Starting at the regrowth area, apply the Colour carefully and evenly to dry Hair. Massage Colour through the Hair wearing protective gloves to ensure even coverage.
Step 3: Developing Time
Once the Colour has been applied to the Hair, leave in Hair for 35 to 40 minutes to Develop. We suggest allowing the High Lift Blondes (901, 902 and 908) 45 minutes to develop.
Step 4: Rinse your Hair
Once the development time has been reached, rinse the Hair for 3 to 5 minutes in warm water until water runs clear. Condition Hair as normal.
How Much Colour Will I Need?
For Short Hair / Colouring Regrowth
1 x Permanent Hair Colour.
1 x Developer.
For Long Hair / Thick Hair
2 x Permanent Hair Colour.
2 x Developer.
