On dyed hair or for a root
touch up
Start applying the mixture on roots letting it work
for 20 minutes or the necessary time to reach the
color of the rest of the hair. Then move the product
towards middles and extremes letting it work for
other 20 minutes. Rinse with abundant tepid water.
Color and bleach in one
step
Colorkey Milenium has a bleacher that lets you lighten
the natural pigment of the hair (melanin) up to
two tones, which is useful for root touch-ups. Remember
that in order to lighten hair that has been dyed
you have to use Bleaching Powder.
Extra lightening tones
They let you lighten the natural color of the hair
up to four tones and color it in one step. They
have to be mixed with Colorkey Super Lighteing Developer
in the usual proportion used with Colorkey Milenium.
In the area to bleach, the hair has to be natural
(not dyed) and it can’t be darker than light
brown chestnut.
Sensitivity test
Even though it is not usual, a small number of people
can show allergic reactions to some of the components
of this hair color. This is why we advise doing
the following sensitivity test every time you need
to use the product. Clean with alcohol a small piece
of the skin at the bend of the arm. Apply on the
area a few drops of the mixture of the hair color
and the oxidant. Let it work for 60 minutes and
then rinse with tepid water. Dry the area and cover
it with a piece of gauze. It after 24 hours there
is no sign of reddening, irritation or itch you
can use Colorkey Milenium.
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