DAMAGED: DENTED BOX + TORN + SCRATCHED + GLUED
DEEP LIGHT BROWN
L´Oréal Professionnel Majirel is a gentle dye thanks to the care of Ionene G and Incell. The hair is durable and strengthened from the roots to the ends. Your color will remain intense, your hair will be shiny from roots to ends. L´Oréal Professionnel Majirel 100% covers gray.
Mixing
One tube (50 ml) of Majirel cream is mixed with 75 ml of 20 vol. . To lighten by three tones, choose an oxidizing cream 30 vol. (9%).
Usage:
1. Apply to dry hair from the roots.
2. Apply lengthwise to the ends (constantly adding lukewarm water, approx. 5 ml, to the rest of the mixture).
- If the color changes slowly along the length of the hair at the ends (the color catches poorly): let the color work for another 20 minutes after the prescribed time of use.
3. Wash hair thoroughly after 35 minutes.
4. Use shampoo for colored hair
Technical parameters:
White hair coloring
Majirel covers perfectly white hair.
- apply the desired color to 0% to 50% of white hair. golden base (dorée). 3 Majirel of the same degree as the oxidation cream tone 20 vol. (6%).
Mix cold shades (.1, .2) with the basic shades. Eg: 1 tube of shade 7.1 + 1 tube of shade 7
Mix warm shades (.3, .4, .5, .6) with basic shades of gold. Eg: 1 tubes of shade 7.43 + 1 tubes of shade 7.3
These are professional hair dyes that are intended for use in hairdressing salons. The application, which is carried out at home, should always be preceded by a consultation with a hairdresser about the appropriate color shade and strength of the activating emulsion. The resulting color always depends on the type and condition of the hair.
50 ml
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