Technical Talkback – with Framesi Australia's Technical Team
TECHNICAL TIP
BURN-OUT
If a permanent colour is left on the hair for longer than the manufacturers' recommended development time, the peroxide will have a slight bleaching effect and reduce the artificial colouring agent, producing a slightly lighter result at the roots than intended. This is known as burn-out. It will also affect the hair's condition - so never let it happen.
RECIPE OF THE MONTH
SOFT GARNET RED
2001 Colour Futura Colour
10NP + 8RP 9N + 8R
40g + 20g 30g + 20g
Developer strength will be determined by the existing natural colour level and remaining colour contribution from the natural level.
Can also be used with 5-10 volume peroxide on white/grey hair to achieve soft, pastel, peachy rose tones.
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