Ammonia-free bleach from A.S.P.

Ammonia-free coloring is often the solution for sensitized blonde hair.
The company A.S.P - AFFINAGE SALON PROFESSIONAL gives us the solution with System Blonde and two miracle products.

System Blonde 7 levels ammonia free, is a high performance, high performance discoloration product,
ideal for off- scalp and on- scalp.
The gentle, yet powerful formula is very hair-friendly, eliminating scalp irritation,
while achieving up to 7 tons of opening.
System Blonde 7 levels ammonia free has no strong smell.
It has a pleasant aroma with subtle notes of apple and fresh mint.
The ammonia-free formula is mixed to a creamy texture for easy application and extra
does not dry and does not swell during the process.

System Blonde 7 levels ammonia free can be used with lower levels of developer - achieving
opening with 3% (10vol) and 6% (20vol), which with traditional decoctions we would have with the use of 9% (30vol), but also 12% (40vol).
For use on the scalp, the mixing is only 3% (10vol).
DO NOT use heat with System Blonde.

Finally you can vary the consistency - fluidity by adding slightly different amounts of Creme Developer
depending on the technique you will apply e.g. free hand, full head, highlights with foil or hood, etc.

• Eliminates the warm (yellow) shades during discoloration.
• It can give a pure blonde without the need for pre-toning.
• One-step process.
• Use ideally, on dark blonde to light blonde bases.
• Designed for use with all the A.S.P . (System Blonde) colouring system.

Only a small amount of colorant (Anti-Yellow Lightening Additive) can be added
in the selected A.S.P. (powder or discoloration cream).
Warning, too much can lead to unwanted shades.
-1 to 3 cm of Anti-Yellow Lightening Additive, in every 60 grams of unmixed
A.S.P. discoloration product of your choice.
-Deployment of the Cream Developer of your choice.
-Very good mixing.
Follow the instructions for use for mixing and dwell times of the selected A.S.P. discolouration product.
During processing, check the result regularly.
When neutralizing unwanted tints, during the discoloration, the drying action is more effective.