Yes, it is. A VEGAN colouration just means that no ingredients of animal origin were used in its
formulation. There is no change regarding the product performance.

DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR has up to 70% coverage of grey hair.

The mixing ratio of DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR with the oxidizing agent is 1:1.5. For example, when we use 100 g of DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR, we will use 150 g of DEVELOPER CREAM.

DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR has a very subtle fragrance, with woody, aquatic, and citrus notes, which make the colouring service much more pleasant for both the client and the colourist.

DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR is sold in 100 ml containers.

DEMI- PERMANENT COLOUR has a smooth gel texture.

The exposure time for DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR is 15 – 20 minutes. Depending on the service provided by the professional, the total service time may vary.

The durability of any colour depends on several factors: condition of the hair strand, previously existing chemical treatments, natural growth rate, exposure to external factors (sun, sea water, chlorine, thermal tools...) and post-colouring care. To protect and extend your hair colour, we recommend our complete - COLOUR COAT colour care line (shampoo, conditioner or mask, leave-in treatment, and serum).

A thorough diagnosis is recommended before any service so that the needs and limitations of each hair are identified, thus ensuring that the result meets expectations. With DEMI
PERMANENT COLOUR you must use DEVELOPER CREAM 5 vol - 1.5% or 10 vol - 3%.

A thorough diagnosis is recommended before any service so that the needs and limitations of each hair are identified, thus ensuring that the result meets expectations. We must use DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR and select cooler tones, namely tones with iridescent and pearl reflections.

A thorough diagnosis is recommended before any service so that the needs and limitations of each hair are identified, thus ensuring that the result meets expectations. We must use DEMI PERMANENT COLOUR and select cooler tones, namely tones with ice reflections and cold natural tones.

A thorough diagnosis is recommended before any service so that the needs and limitations of each hair are identified, thus ensuring that the result meets expectations. We recommend the use of DEVELOPER CREAM 5 vol - 1.5% or 10 vol - 3%.

For any technical service, it is necessary to do an allergy test 48 hours prior to its application. To do the skin sensitivity test, remove the earrings, wash 1 cm2 of skin behind the ear or in the crook of the arm with soap and water or alcohol. Apply a small amount of product (COLOUR + DEVELOPER) and let it dry. After 48 hours rinse well with warm water. In case of irritation, itching/rush, or redness, wash immediately and do not use the product.

Unless there is a medical indication to the contrary, the colour can be the same as the person already used, regardless of the pregnancy trimester. There are no studies that prove the reproductive toxicity and teratogenicity (ability to cause malformations in the foetus) of any ingredient used in hair dyes, and in addition, no cosmetic can be absorbed into the bloodstream. Nevertheless, it is important to stress the importance of a previous diagnosis of the condition of the scalp and hair, as in any other customer.

Although any of our colours are safe, they are not recommended for use in children under 16 years of age, since there are no studies in this population group.

With scalp conditions, it is not advisable to apply any colour or treatment not prescribed by the attending physician.

A thorough diagnosis is recommended before any service so that the needs and limitations of each client are identified. However, we must distinguish 2 situations: The fact that the customer feels itchiness during the colouring process is due to the normal course of development of the mixture; if the customer reports itchiness or skin sensitivity after colouring, it is due to a variety of factors, ranging from lower immunity (for example, taking a drug, stress...) to washing the hair on that same day; these situations must be safeguarded at the diagnosis time, that is, prior to the colouring service.