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Age:
18+
Brand: Wella
Line: wellaton
Product Type: hair color
Product Properties: coloration
Volume: 50 ml
When To Use: universal
Gender: for women
Classification: professional
Hair Type: all hair types
Country: Germany
Made in: Germany
Rich and vibrant color, complete gray coverage, hair that feels soft and silky to the touch - do you think achieving this requires using several products? No, you only need one - Wella Wellaton Intense hair color cream. Its unique formula with argan oil helps restore hair structure, softens, smooths, and adds a brilliant shine. The dye is perfect for concealing gray hair and provides incredible color durability.
Features of Wella Wellaton Intense:
<Formulated to provide a rich and lasting hue;
- contains argan oil, which moisturizes, softens, and restores hair;
- 8 weeks of color durability, even with frequent shampooing;
- creamy texture for easy application and even distribution through the hair for uniform color;
- contains microparticles of pigments that can penetrate deeply into the hair structure;
- enriched with 4 moisturizing agents to protect against breakage;
- offers long-lasting shine and radiance;
- covers gray hair 100%;
- prevents the adverse effects of external factors on hair color;
- the kit includes: color cream - 50 ml, activator - 50 ml, conditioner - 10 ml, gloves - 1 pair.-
Select a color that is no more than two shades different from your current hair color. Mix the dye thoroughly. Remember to wear gloves. Start by applying the dye to the roots of your hair and leave it on for 20 minutes. Distribute the remaining dye evenly through the rest of your hair. Wait for another 10 minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Towel dry your hair. Use conditioner.
Reviews about Wella Wellaton Intense
The paint is great. The shade 10/81 is beautiful. It doesn't damage the hair.
The shade "red passion" or "volcanic red" is not really red, it looks more like eggplant. If you want a bright red color, go for "Red Volcano" also from Wella, and if you prefer a deeper and darker shade, try "Rotten Cherry," I believe.