Step by Step Frozen Blond Plex Supreme

FROZEN BLOND
Professional use line


FROZEN BLOND HAIR, WITH NO DAMAGE TO WORRY ABOUT.

Frozen Blond is the advanced hair protector for discolorations and professional chemical treatments. Its formula acts jointly with bleaching powder, protecting and creating new sulphide bridges, achieving ever radiant blonds, with no damage and much liveliness. 

STEP 1 - BOND RECREATOR: Protects and strengthens the sulphide bridges, preventing hair fiber breakage during discoloration.
STEP 2 - INCLUSE BONDS: Creates new sulphide bridges while still in the washing process, providing yet more structure to capillary fiber.
STEP 3 - CURE BONDS: Continuation of the professional procedure at home, it is essential, for it strengthens the bridges and protects the strands against post chemical sensitization on a daily basis.

INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR DISCOLORATION, COLORATION AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS

• Prevents the hair fiber from breaking during any chemical treatment.
• High trend for the hairstylist's day-to-day.
• Frozen Blond ensures the strand's health after any makeover: discoloration, coloration, and straightening procedures.

More versatility, with real superior performance.

COMPATIBILITY: ALL KINDS OF HAIR AND CHEMICAL TREATMENTS

Frozen Blond is compatible with all brands and hair makeover processes, and may be applied on hair that has undergone straightening, coloration or discoloration processes.

INGREDIENTS:
Does not contain ingredients of animal origin. Not tested on animals.










HOW TO USE:
DISCOLORATION
1. Prepare the Ox and Discoloring Powder mix. Include 2 mL of Bond Recreator - Step 1 for each 10 g of Discoloring Powder. Apply as usual.
2. With the hair already discolored and rinsed, apply 15 mL of Incluse Bonds - Step 2 on each group of strands and spread with a fine-toothed comb. Let it work for 15 minutes and rinse.





GET TO KNOW THE APPLICATION PROTOCOLS:

• COLORATION
• STRAIGHTENING
• PROGRESSIVE BRUSH

RESULTS:
Beautiful and healthy hair as you've never seen before.


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