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Hair Colour Remover Kit (2 Pack) Remove Unwanted Semi-Permanent & Permanent Colours, Creates A Lighter Base Shade For Colourists to Recolour. Does Not Restore Natural Colour-Salon Professional
Hair Colour Remover Kit (2 Pack) Remove Unwanted Semi-Permanent & Permanent Colours, Creates A Lighter Base Shade For Colourists to Recolour. Does Not Restore Natural Colour-Salon Professional
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Product description VeeFree Vivid in Colour Remover: Professional Hair Colour Remover for Safe and Gentle Colour Correction Erase Unwanted Hair Dye, Recolour Immediately VeeFree Vivid in Colour Remover is your professional solution for safely and gently removing semi-permanent and direct dyes, leaving hair ready for immediate recolouring. It works as both a hair colour remover and a hair dye remover, giving you the freedom to correct colour mistakes or simply change your look. Unlock endless colour possibilities with VeeFree Vivid in Colour Remover! Perfect for those moments or when you're simply ready for a change. Safety Warning Keep out of the reach of children. Avoid eye contact, if contact does occur rinse immediately with cold water and seek medical advice. Do not swallow or inhale. Product may cause skin irritation and those with sensitive skin should be given a patch test before using product. Do not use if the scalp is irritated, abraded or damaged. Always wear protective gloves when using this product. Do not use on eyebrows or eyelashes. This is a single use sachet, Use entire content with application and do not store opened and mixed. This product is for PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY.
- Simple Mixing & Application: Whether at the chair or backwash, simply mix and apply the colour remover to targeted areas.
- Quick & Effective: Watch unwanted colour rinse away as you work the remover into the hair.
- Targets Synthetic Dyes: The formula targets synthetic dye molecules, ensuring they are rinsed out, leaving hair in a safe state.
- Remove Vivid Direct Dye: Erase stubborn vivid colours like blue, purple, pink, and red, allowing for safe recolouring.
- Remove Tonal Colours: Flush out staining silvers, ashes, blues, and purples from toners and shampoos.
- Base Breaking: Gently lift the existing shade by a level for optimal permanent or semi-permanent colour application.
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