Oyster Cosmetics Pigment Out System

Set Contents: Depigmenting Gel - Oyster Cosmetics Depigmentante Gel, 60 ml + Revealing Milk - Oyster Cosmetics Latte Rivelatore, 100 ml

This system removes up to two and a half levels of color and can be used up to three times a day. It also eliminates direct pigments. Pigment Out is a gradual pigment removal system with an innovative formula. The Active White System contains a next-generation molecule that lightens hair and reduces cosmetic pigment, giving the cuticle exceptional vitality. Using the system from Oyster Cosmetics allows for gradual depigmentation. What does this mean? It means you can lighten artificial color, which cannot be achieved with oxidative dye.

Features of the Oyster Cosmetics Pigment Out System:

- One product, four actions;
- Pigment Out is versatile and can be used for various needs: partial or complete color removal, tone correction, or eliminating color overload;
- The progressive depigmenter with the Active White System can remove both cosmetic and natural pigments in an entirely natural and gentle way;
- Ideal for cosmetic color change from darker to lighter or for correcting unwanted highlights;
- The depigmenting gel contains ammonia.

Mix 60 ml of the depigmenting gel with 100 ml of the activating milk in a bowl until you achieve a white, compact gel-like consistency. Put on gloves and use a brush to apply the mixture strand by strand to dry, unwashed hair, working from the tips to the roots. Thoroughly massage all the hair, initially in the direction opposite to the cuticle. Leave the mixture on for 35 to 45 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with hot water, then gently shampoo the hair. After shampooing, towel dry the hair and apply a post-color mask to help close the cuticle. Dry the hair if the achieved result is as desired.

The levels of lightening depend on:

- the initial hair tone;

- the degree of hair porosity;

- the existing pigment load;

- the exposure time.

The minimum level of lightening ranges from 1/2 tone to a maximum of 2 1/2 tones. Wait 48 to 72 hours before performing any new oxidation coloring process.