Installments Tint conditioner Alchemic Creative Conditioner Teal
Make your dream of creative hair color a reality with the new turquoise shade of the Alchemist Toning Conditioner!
The conditioner is specially formulated to create creative shades on blonde and bleached hair. The color is gradually washed out. The result depends on the starting level of the hair and its shade.
- The conditioner contains direct pigments for vibrant colors and jojoba oil to add shine, soften and moisturize hair.
- 95% natural ingredients.
- Free of parabens and silicones.
Application:
Apply the product to washed, towel-dried or dry hair. Leave on for 20 minutes and rinse thoroughly.
All new Alchemic conditioners can be mixed with each other as well as existing shades of the Alchemic line of conditioners to create unique shades.
In addition, you can mix and match different colors on different hair sections to create different color shades.
INTERIOR USE
Apply the product to shampooed, dry or damp hair on the area you want to dye. The amount of product required may vary depending on the length and porosity of the hair and the type of application chosen (dry / wet hair, full hair color / partial application, creative application, etc.). Leave on for 20 minutes. Rinse thoroughly.
HOME USE
Likewise with use in a beauty salon. If you want to preserve the color, the exposure time can be reduced to 5-8 minutes. For pastel shades, mix Alchemic Creative Conditioner in a bowl of white conditioner (OI conditioner, OI oil or Naturaltech Vegetarian Miracle recommended). Direct pigments in products can stain hands, therefore gloves are recommended when applying the product.
INGREDIENTS
AQUA / WATER / EAU, CETYL ALCOHOL, GLYCERIN, CETEARYL ALCOHOL, CETRIMONIUM CHLORIDE, POLYGLYCERYL-4 OLEATE, BEHENETH-25, GLYCERYL STEARATE, BENZYL ALCOHOL, PARFUMJS / FRAGREDANCE , GLYCERYL OLIVATE, HYDROXYETHYLCELLULOSE, SODIUM BENZOATE, HYDROGENATED RAPESEED ALCOHOL, CITRIC ACID, HYDROGENATED PALM GLYCERIDES CITRATE, SCLEROTIUM GUM, BLASIC BLUE 99, HCLEROTIUM GUM 15.
