WELLA Koleston Perfect Special Mix Hair Colors - 10 Varieties

Join 100,000 salons worldwide and choose Wella Professionals Koleston Perfect ME + for bright and vivid color results. From the development of the very first color cream in 1950 to the use of the latest technology to reduce the risk of developing allergies, Koleston Perfect sets the standard for competence and creativity in hair colors. With a portfolio of professional hair color products Koleston Perfect ME + an unlimited color palette to create a beautiful, unique look for every customer. Koleston Perfect ME + - The color that changes everything except the salon process.

Discover pure, intense colors for personalized results. For finishing individual nuances or for pure use with Welloxon Perfect. Tube 60 ml.

• PERFECT, SAME and modern color result.
• LESS HAIR DAMAGE with every application.*
• ME + reduces the risk of developing a new allergy to hair color.**

* Compared to the previous Koleston Perfect. Valid for Koleston Perfect with pure balance technology.

** FOR PERSONS who are NOT ALLERGY AGAINST HAIR BAMPLE. Although the risk of developing new allergies is reduced, there remains a risk of allergic reactions, which can be difficult at times. Carry out an allergy test 48 hours before each coloring. Follow the safety instructions exactly and find out more at www.wella.com. If your customer has shown allergic reactions to hair dyes in the past, you should not color. ME + is included in certain nuances of Pure Naturals, Rich Naturals, Vibrant Reds, Special Blonde and Deep Browns from the Koleston Perfect brand.

Application: Apply to dry hair. Pure Naturals, Rich Naturals, Vibrant Reds, Deep Browns mixing ratio 1: 1 with Welloxon Perfect ( 4%, 6%, 9%, 12% ). Special blonde mixing ratio 1: 2 with Welloxon Perfect ( 9%, 12% ). Special mix for finishing / intensifying the fashion tones. ( A mixture recommendation can be found on the color card ). - Pure use with Welloxon Perfect. - 0/00 to dilute existing nuances.

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