Colston dye color number 7/3 - 1 package

Yalla Colston hair dye gunmetal color Yalla Colston hair dye Colston gunmetal number 7/3 Colston hair dye with rich water-resistant color from Wella company with the extraordinary shine cream and color activator designated for day 15 for long-lasting color contains Wella Colston dye package: dye cream. liquid advanced appearance treatment concentrated for shine first day color activator one day 15 concentrated treatment for hair shine day 30 two gloves How to use Wella Colston hair dye: Step 1 Preparation wear gloves remove the appearance cap (2) open the dye cream tube (1) and press on it to extract its contents into the appearance container (2) close the container and start shaking until you notice the color fully mixed with the rest of the mixture. Step 2 Usage: There are two ways to use Wella Colston dye: The first method of using Wella Colston dye (new color) if you have not previously dyed your hair or at least in the last three months. Apply the mixture to all parts of the hair starting from the roots. Distribute the mixture throughout the hair from roots to tips to ensure full saturation. Leave the mixture on the hair for 40 minutes. For shades 12/0 and 12/1, apply to the hair from the roots to fully cover and leave for 50 minutes. The second method of using Wella Colston dye if you are accustomed to dyeing your hair frequently (every month or 3 months) for soft roots and even colored tips: First, divide the unwashed hair into sections, ensuring they are 2 cm apart, using the tip of the distribution tool. Apply the dye mixture to the area with new growth hair until fully saturated. It is recommended to start from the front towards the back. You may prefer dividing your hair into parts to apply the mixture evenly. The color of the mixture may vary, but this does not indicate the final color you will get. Relax a little: Hairdressers know that new growth hair takes longer to absorb the new color, and focusing on it helps protect your hair ends from severe damage. Leave the mixture on the area with new growth hair for 40 minutes to achieve shades 12/0 and 12/1, or 50 minutes. Apply Wella Colston dye to the rest of the hair: Apply the remaining mixture to the rest of the hair, starting from the roots to the tips to ensure full saturation, and leave on the hair for an additional 10 minutes. The total process time is 40 minutes for shades 12/0 and 12/1, and 50 minutes for others. The final step of using Wella Colston dye: The coloring process is finished (rinse and moisturize your hair). When the time is up, rinse your hair until the water runs clear and do not use shampoo. Apply the first bag of the extraordinary shine cream for coloring day, leave it for two minutes, then rinse again. After 15 days, activate your color: Put on the second pair of gloves. Apply the day 15 designated color activator to wet hair. Wait 10 minutes, rinse your hair, and style as usual. After 30 days: Apply the second bag of the extraordinary shine cream. Wait two minutes, rinse your hair, and style as usual. Important warnings for your safety before using Wella Colston dye: Perform a skin allergy test 48 hours before coloring each time, even if you have used coloring products before: How to perform the allergy test when using Wella Colston gunmetal dye: It must be done 48 hours before the coloring process: You need a cotton ball or a cotton swab, a plastic container, and a plastic spoon. Open the revealing solution cap (tube 1), hold the tube firmly without pressing, and move it away from your face. Push the pointed tip of the cap to puncture the tube’s seal. Open the coloring cream cap (tube 2). Hold the tube firmly without pressing, and move it away from your face. Mix an equal amount of coloring cream and revealing solution in the plastic container according to the mixing ratio on the package. Quickly close the caps of the coloring cream and revealing solution. Place a small piece of walnut-sized mixture behind your elbow on a 1 cm² area and let it dry. Do not rinse the mixture from behind your elbow for 48 hours. During bathing, protect the area with a tight bandage, then remove the bandage immediately afterward. Check the test area after 48 hours; if there are any signs of rash, redness, swelling, burning, itching, or similar symptoms, do not use this product and consult a doctor. If these signs appear within 45 minutes of coloring, rinse your hair immediately. This test is an important precautionary measure, and even if the result is negative and no allergic symptoms appear, it does not guarantee that allergies will not occur in future coloring processes, so it is important to perform this test 48 hours before each hair coloring.