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Here you will find an explanation of the structure of the different hair colors. A natural color is a color that does not contain a dot and numbers behind it. This will always cover a certain area better and provide better durability. A reflex color is a color that has numbers behind the dot in cold or warm shades. The hair closest to the scalp always attracts more warm pigments, while the lengths and ends always attract more cold pigments. The lengths and ends always attract more color and therefore we recommend a lighter shade in the lengths for an even result from root to tip.

	No. 0.0 - Clear This is a shade without any pigments. By mixing this into another color, the color will be slightly weaker and milder. Using this alone will not give any effect.
	No. 10.02 - Cold Very Light Blonde This is the lightest shade that contains a small amount of purple to neutralize yellow.
	No. 10.1 - Ice Light Blonde This is the lightest silver shade that contains blue to neutralize orange, or if you want more silver color. If your hair contains a little yellow, you should always use this in combination with purple.
	No. 10 - Very Light Blonde This is the lightest natural color we have, which is also a bit cool in tone. Great for toning down very light hair, or in combination with a highlight color to achieve a more natural result. Great for covering gray hair.
	No. 9.3 - Golden Blonde This is a light color with a hint of yellow that gives a natural golden glow. Very nice on light hair for a natural golden result without being perceived as yellow.
	No. 9.12 - Cold Blonde This light natural color is cool and contains a small amount of purple and blue. This is perfect for neutralizing yellow and at the same time giving a cool result due to the blue. This color contains a larger proportion of natural color no. 9 than, for example, 9.21.
	No. 9.21 - Very Cold Blonde This is a very cool color that contains little No. 9 and a large proportion of cool pigments. Perfect for powerful neutralization of golden. It neutralizes both yellow and orange.
	No. 9 - Light Blonde This is a natural color that will not be cold in shade. This is built up to cover gray hair or in combination with a reflective color for more depth in the hair.
	No. 8.43 - Light Copper Blonde A natural copper color, perfect for natural redheads. High yellow content provides brightness, while orange dominates for a rich copper tone. The balance creates a light but distinct copper color.
	No. 8 - Blonde This is a medium blonde color, which contains a small amount of gold that gives the color a slight warm glow.
	No. 7.34 - Deep Copper Blonde This is a slightly dark copper color. Copper is the same as orange which is made up of red and yellow. This is perfect in lengths on dark hair for more glow or in combination with no. 9.3 for lighter hair as lighter hair needs more yellow.
	No. 7.1 - Cold Dark Blonde The base of a pitch 7 is orange, so this color is perfect for giving a natural result on a pitch 7. The blue in the color will then neutralize the orange that is naturally there.
	No. 6 - Light Brown A natural light brown color that is perfect for some depth at the base and good coverage of gray hair. This is not a cool shade, but neutral.
	No. 5.8 - Chocolate brown A slightly rounder brown color that contains warm pigments for more glow. Very nice in combination with no. 8.43 or 9.3 for lengths and ends for an even result.
	No. 5.82 - Cold Chocolate Brown This color contains both warm and cool pigments. Perfect for those who want a little more color on dark hair. Should be combined with a lighter shade for lengths and ends so that the color does not become too dark.
	No. 5.1 - Cold Brown This is a cool brown color. A perfect men's color for a natural dark result, or in combination with natural colors or other cool colors.
	No. 4 - Dark Brown This is a dark brown natural color in a slightly cool shade with good coverage. Should be combined with a lighter color if it is to be extended in lengths.
	No. 3.11 - Ice Dark Brown This color is an icy cold very dark brown color. This contains lots of blue pigments. This is perfect for making a lighter color even colder. 3-4cm with this on for example 7.1 and it will neutralize better on orange hair.
	No. 1/2 - Black This is a black natural color. A cold black color with good coverage. On Scandinavian hair it will be completely black, on thicker hair it will be more brownish black. Hence the name 1/2.

There is a big difference between coloring uncolored hair and hair that has already been treated.

Uncolored hair needs more pigment, i.e. a darker color and a longer exposure time than already treated hair. The main reason for this is that treated hair is already open so the pigments are absorbed into the hair faster. While uncolored hair needs time to open. Already colored/lightened hair will therefore always be darker than uncolored hair if you use the same hair color and the same exposure time on the entire hair.

Toning:

It is important that this is ONLY applied to the scalp in newly bleached regrowth from the start. The hair at the scalp always needs a longer exposure time and a cooler shade than the lengths and ends. A tint will always make the hair a little darker, often enough to just lather the tint in the lengths during rinsing.

Preparations
Towel dry your hair before toning after bleaching. The more water in your hair, the less room there is for the color.

Toning after bleaching medium:
Mix 0.9% h2o2 90ml with 3 tubes of Mix and 30 ml of water. The ml measurement is on the bottle. This mixture is applied after the bleaching has been rinsed out. Bleaching of regrowth, toning on dry hair will provide better neutralization and durability.

PROCEDURE

Step 3 – Toning after bleaching:
Start applying the tint to damp to completely dry hair. Start at the back of the hair or at the most golden area. Apply to the entire base first, leave it on for 15-35 minutes, and then pull the tint a little further into the hair if necessary. It is often nice to comb a little right at the transition just before rinsing. Dry lengths and ends pull always To absorb more color, they can be lathered up during rinsing. Rinse, wash and finish with a good hair conditioner.

Important information:
Toning will neutralize better and tone more if applied to completely dry hair. If the hair is full of water, there is little room for color. Hair at the base of the scalp needs always longer working time and a cooler shade than lengths and ends. Dry lengths and ends quickly attract pigment and darken quickly, even with a light shade.

A tint will always make the hair a little darker. Toning neutralizes/mutes and gives the hair a more natural color. All hair is different, so it is challenging to give completely precise instructions. Always check the process along the way.

N:2 H2O2:
Water, hydrogen peroxide, propylene glycol, cetearyl alcohol, sodium C12-18 alkyl sulfate, disodium EDTA, ceteareth-20, sodium stannate, phenoxyethanol, methylparaben, ethylparaben, ceteareth-25, propylparaben, butylparaben, phosphoric acid, argania spinosa kernel oil.

N:3 MIX:
Water, cetearyl alcohol, propylene glycol, ethanolamine, ceteth- 24, dihydroxyethyl soyamine dioleate, glyceryl stearate, sodium ammonium sulfate, isopropyl myristate, oleum papaveris seminis (poppy) seed oil, gossypium herbaceum seed oil, glycerin, tetrasodium EDTA, sodium ascorbate, caprylic/capric triglyceride, methyl glucose sesquistearate, cetyl alcohol, ceteareth-20, butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, polyquaternium - 28, perfume.