Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion 30% is an oxidant developed to provide optimal results in hair coloring. This product is designed for those who desire an intense and long-lasting color, ensuring perfect color activation and even coverage. Its formula is designed to work in synergy with Wella dyes, making every application a professional experience even at home.
Features
Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion is a cream developer with a concentration of 30% (9 Vol). This product is available in a 60 ml format, ideal for various applications. Its creamy consistency facilitates mixing with the dye, ensuring an even distribution of the product on the hair. Thanks to its formula, it promotes excellent color adherence, contributing to brilliant and luminous results.
How to use
To use Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion, it is necessary to mix the oxidant with the hair dye according to the specific instructions of the product. It is recommended to follow the proportions indicated on the dye packaging. Apply the mixture to dry, unwashed hair, distributing it evenly. Leave on for the indicated time, then rinse thoroughly. It is recommended to perform a sensitivity test before use and to follow the specific instructions for the best results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an oxidant and a hair dye?
Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion is an oxidant that activates the hair dye, allowing for deep penetration of the color into the hair fiber. It is essential for achieving optimal results during coloring.
Can I use this oxidant with any dye?
It is recommended to use Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion exclusively with Wella dyes to ensure perfect activation and satisfactory results. Always read the specific instructions of the chosen dye.
Is it necessary to perform a sensitivity test before use?
Yes, it is highly recommended to perform a sensitivity test before using Wella Welloxon Perfect Activating Emulsion to avoid possible allergic reactions. Always consult the warnings on the packaging.