Lightener Activator Venita Platinum Lightener 12% Activator
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Age:
18+
Brand: venita
Line: hair dye
Product Type: hair oxidizer
Product Properties: lightening
Concentration: 12%
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: natural
Hair Type: all hair types
Country: Poland
Made in: Poland
The Venita Platinum Lightener 12% Hair Lightening Activator opens new horizons in hair coloring, offering endless possibilities for experimenting with shades. This product is perfect for toning, highlighting, and color correction, including the removal of unwanted tones and refreshing grown-out roots. It effectively conceals gray hair, providing even and deep lightening. Moreover, the activator takes care of your hair's health: the 'glazing' procedure not only enhances the appearance but also strengthens the cuticle, giving your hair noticeable shine and volume. With Venita Platinum Lightener, your hairstyle will look natural and well-maintained.
Features of Venita Platinum Lightener 12% Activator:
- Ensures durable and even lightening;
- Effectively masks all types of gray hair;
- Improves hair structure, strengthening the cuticle;
- Adds shine and volume thanks to the glazing procedure;
- Suitable for all hair types;
- The 12% activator content guarantees high efficiency;
- Universal application timing allows for use at any convenient time.-
Aqua, Hydrogen Peroxide, Phosphoric Acid, Sodium Stannate Trihydrate.
I really liked this illuminator because it doesn't leave any yellowish tint on the skin.
Good day, I don't know how this activator will be received, but one thing is certain - it is expired. They even put a sticker on it, and you can write anything on it ((( On the bottle itself, from the manufacturer, it states the batch number and expiration date. Look at the packaging, and nowhere does it indicate a shelf life of 36 months. I understand that the expiration date was in January 2022, so they just put a sticker on it. I won't believe the managers if they tell me it's the manufacturing date. This is the second time I've encountered this issue with Makeup, but last time everything was resolved and I was proven right. It's very upsetting that this can happen with Makeup (((