Hair Color Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil Mix Tone
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Age:
18+
Brand: Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil
Line: mix tone
Product Type: hair color
Product Properties: coloration
Volume: 60 ml
Type: semi permanent
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: all hair types
Country: France
Made in: France
Do you love to "refresh" your image and surprise those around you with your vivid looks? Experiment with pleasure! And the Mix Tone hair dye from the French brand Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil will help you in this! Stunning shades will make your appearance expressive and memorable, and the high quality of the dye composition ensures a flawless result, as well as its long-lasting durability.
Features of the Mix Tone hair dye from the brand Laboratoire Ducastel Subtil:
- easily mixes with the developer to the required consistency;
- the intensity of the shade is controlled by the chosen proportions when mixing with the oxidizing agent;
- a bright palette of shades;
- gives hair a rich color;
- the gentle formula does not damage the hair structure or dry it out, nor does it cause scalp irritation;
- excellent durability.-
For achieving exceptional shine and color intensity, apply the selected shade to pre-lightened hair, mixed with a 10 Vol developer or activator. Adjust the mixing ratio depending on the desired shade intensity: use a 1 + 1 ratio for a vibrant shade or a 1 + 3 ratio for a softer shade.
It's strange that the Blue hair dye turned someone's hair green. This is a wonderful hair dye, and I have been buying it for a while now. Unfortunately, I have a problem - there is a presence of yellow pigment in my hair that shows even when I dye it with cool shades. However, this hair dye does a great job of neutralizing the redness. I tried Cendre for neutralizing the redness, but it didn't work as expected. So, I went back to using Blue. Wishing beauty to everyone!
I bought the BLUE hair dye, but it turned my hair green. I even dipped a cotton swab in it and left it overnight, but in the morning, the swab was not blue, but a murky green color. They should have warned that it wouldn't neutralize red tones, but instead, it just adds green to the hair. That's what this so-called "blue hair dye" is called.
Great hair dye, it doesn't damage the hair. The magenta shade turned out very vibrant with a 6% developer. It faded after a month and a half, but not completely. I will definitely purchase it again.