Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights 12% brightens intensely, with more subtlety and natural results. Provides highlights and lighter hair with less damage and smoother opening.
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Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights 12% brightens intensely, with more subtlety and natural results. Provides highlights and lighter hair with less damage and smoother opening.
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Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights 12% brightens intensely, with more subtlety and natural results. Provides highlights and lighter hair with less damage and smoother opening.
Wella Professionals Blondor Freelights 12% has a polymer-based formula that, when in contact with the Wella Blondor Freelights bleaching powder, creates a film around the hair and removes pigments from the hair without transferring the product in other sections of hair.
Therefore, it is ideal for manual and artisanal techniques. It provides a soft and very natural effect.
✓ Suitable for colored hair.
✓ Oxidizing cream for precise and easy application with less swelling.
✓ Contains hydrogen peroxide and elastic acrylic polymers.
✓ Available in vol. 20 - 6% (for soft opening), vol. 30 - 9% (additional opening), vol. 40 - 12% (maximum reopening).
✓ Couture Color Services.
✓ Brightens, with a more natural effect.
✓ Less damage and smoother opening.
✓ Removes pigments from the strand without transferring the product to other parts of the hair.
✓ Ideal for free and craft techniques.
FEEL THE FREEDOM, CREATE WITH A FREE HAND.
Blondor by Wella Professionals is a range of products that deliver amazing results on every shade of blonde and help you create the perfect color solution for every look. Blondor products:
• For reliable hair bleaching that is gentle on the scalp.
• Wide variety of blonde shades, from warm to very cool blonde.
• A fast highlights service.
