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Colourless Hair Dye Remover Pre-Colour, Pack of 1
Colourless Hair Dye Remover Pre-Colour, Pack of 1
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Product description Colourless Pre Colour removes permanent and semi-permanent oxidative hair colours and deeply cleans the hair, so that the hair is optimally prepared for the next colouration. The product is suitable for all hair types. Simply wash out your unwanted colouring with the Colourless hair dye remover. Then you can colour your hair directly as you like. How does the hair dye remover work? Colourless minimises artificial colour pigments in the hair, so that they can be easily rinsed out. Colourless does not attack your natural colour pigments and you get the colour that is below the artificial colour. Please note: Colourless is designed to remove oxidative hair colours. Colourless cannot remove direct colours (including henna) and is not suitable for Afro hair. If you have applied a very dark colour or fashion colour such as fire red or black to discoloured, porous or grey hair, the Cuticula (outermost cuticle) may have permanent stains. Colourless cannot remove stains on the cuticula. Use 2 packs for hair that is longer than shoulder length or very thick. In case of paint accumulation, repeated application may also be required. Colourless can only * to your brightest shade. If you have previously discoloured or lightened your hair, Colourless cannot restore your natural colour pigmentation. Colourless does not contain peroxide or ammonia compounds and cannot brighten your hair. Any lightening or changes in the hair interior (after application of colourless) are due to previous colour applications. Directions 1. Mix the Colourless hair dye powder with water as indicated on the packaging. 2. Apply the mixture to wet hair. 3. Massage the product into the hair and scalp. 4. Leave the product on the hair for a certain period of time. 5. Rinse the product thoroughly from the hair. 6. Dry and style the hair as desired before applying a new colour.
- The hair dye remover innovation: Colourless Pre-Colour.
- For the best dyeing preparation: Simply rinse out your colouration!
- Free from peroxide and ammonia.
- Suitable for all hair types.
- Low-odour and fresh scent.
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