Powertools Color Balance Corrector (CBC) - 118ml

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Powertools Color Balance Corrector (CBC) – 118ml

Name: Powertools Color Balance Corrector (CBC) - 118ml
SKU: DBPCBC118
Price: 42.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£42.00

Powertools Color Balance Corrector CBC eliminates brassy, red and gold tones from yellow, white and gray hair.

Using CBC tones down warm, red and gold tones on dark hair for a true ash effect and perfect coverage.

Powertools Color Balance Corrector can be used in shampoo, bleach or colour mixture and also at home to keep your hair colour just the way it looked when you left the salon!

94 in stock

SKU: DBPCBC118 Category: Powertools Tags: color balance corrector, dennis bernard, powertools, styling aid

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Powertools Color Balance Corrector (CBC) eliminates brassy, red and gold tones from yellow, white and gray hair.

Using CBC tones down warm, red and gold tones on dark hair for a true ash effect and perfect coverage.

Powertools Color Balance Corrector can be used in shampoo, bleach or colour mixture and also at home to keep your hair colour just the way it looked when you left the salon!

Your Questions and Answers

I believe it is a direct dye (blue pigment) – does this mean it will wash out of hair easily?
No, not if added to the lightener. This is not meant to be added directly to hair. There is more detailed info in the catalogue and insert.
Does it last any longer when mixed with a colour?
Its meant to eliminate red/ brassy tones in darker based colours and to eliminate gold and brassiness when used in lightener/bleach. Think of a blue-based bleach and what that does. It eliminates unwanted gold/brass. This enhances blue lighteners and makes regular bleach blue-based.
Under “directions”, what is a “single process colour”?
A single process refers to any colour service that is done in one step. It can also be referred to as a base colour or a “root touch up”, but it is not restricted to colouring just on the “roots”. This is generally a permanent colour that is applied either just to the roots or all over from roots to ends.
When using on blonde hair, do you always use it with shampoo? How long is processing time, and do you use conditioner at the end?
4-5 drops in the shampoo is all you need to freshen up the blonde and tone down the gold or brassiness. No need to use in the conditioner, but it will not hurt.
When using with golden blonde hair, is there a chance it can go green?
No, but I’m not sure I fully understand the question or use. This product is mainly used in lightener to eliminate unwanted gold or brassiness.
On the handout it has a “profitable tip” – it says customise the client’s at-home shampoo. How is this done?
Essentially the salon can use their current shampoo and “create” a customizable shampoo for the client by adding the CBC into the shampoo, or making a bottle using a travel size bottle.
As an example, take a 4oz (118ml) empty bottle – add 3.5oz (103.5ml) shampoo to .5oz (14.79) CBC.