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Honey Blonde - Scruples

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COMPONENTS<br />

Bl a z i n g ® Color Gel<br />

Bl a z i n g Color Gel contains <strong>Scruples</strong>' Protective Barrier<br />

Complex (PBX<br />

®<br />

), which protects the color molecule while<br />

lifting. The color gel tones the highlighting mixture and<br />

can be used as a permanent haircolor.<br />

6A Ash – (blue/green base) cools excessive warm<br />

tones; promotes rich caramel shades<br />

6R Red – (red base) adds warm red tones; enhances<br />

red and copper shades<br />

8G Gold – (gold base) adds warm golden tones;<br />

enhances soft golden shades<br />

10A Ash – (blue/green base) neutralizes warmth<br />

and brassiness; produces cool blonde shades<br />

12V Violet – (pale violet base) cools excessive<br />

yellow tones; produces pale, light blonde shades<br />

DIRECTIONS<br />

1. Determine the client’s natural or tinted hair color<br />

level using the <strong>Scruples</strong> Color Reference Wheel. Part<br />

off a section of hair in the crown area and place the<br />

wheel on the hair at the scalp. Match the hair color<br />

level based on the swatch closest to the client’s<br />

natural or tinted hair color level. If the client's hair<br />

color is in-between levels, always formulate to the<br />

darkest level. The hair should be less than 75% gray<br />

for optimal results. Use the <strong>Scruples</strong> Color Reference<br />

Wheel to determine the percentage of gray hair.<br />

2. Select the client’s desired highlight shade from<br />

the Bl a z i n g Demonstration Swatch Book or from the<br />

top row of the Bl a z i n g Formulation Chart.<br />

3. Select the desired highlighting formula. At the<br />

top of the Formulation Chart (page 8) find the<br />

desired highlight shade. On the sides of the chart<br />

select the hair color level and intersect the row and<br />

column to determine the formula. The box indicates<br />

the required scoops of Bl a z i n g X-tra Light Booster<br />

Bl a z i n g ® Oil Lightener<br />

Bl a z i n g Oil Lightener contains <strong>Scruples</strong>' Protective Barrier<br />

Complex (PBX ® ) which shields hair during the lightening<br />

process, leaving it conditioned and shiny.<br />

Bl a z i n g ® X-tra Light Booster Concentrate<br />

A concentrated booster (not powdered bleach) that<br />

provides accelerated lifting action.<br />

Lifting action is controlled by the number of scoops<br />

used. Each scoop represents 1½ – 2 levels of lift, giving<br />

the haircolorist control in determining the amount of<br />

lift achieved.<br />

Concentrate, amounts of Bl a z i n g Highlighting Color<br />

Gel and Bl a z i n g Oil Lightener, and the amount and<br />

volume of Pu re ox i Clear Developer to use.<br />

In the case of a split box, the left side (medium lift)<br />

indicates 1 – 4 levels of lift. The right side (maximum<br />

lift) indicates 5 – 7 levels of lift.<br />

NOTE: In order to achieve the proper level of lift when<br />

highlighting over previously tinted hair or hair with<br />

build-up from hard water, add 1 extra scoop of Bl a z i n g<br />

X-tra Light Booster Concentrate to the formula. If the<br />

hair has both issues only 1 scoop is necessary.<br />

4. Mixing – To ensure optimal results, Bl a z i n g ingredients<br />

must be mixed using the mixing procedure shown on<br />

the side of the Bl a z i n g Formulation Chart.<br />

5. Application – Bl a z i n g may be used for off-the-scalp<br />

highlighting methods (e.g. weaving, slicing<br />

or capping). Bla z i n g is not recommended for<br />

on-the-scalp lightening.<br />

Pu re Ox i ® Clear Developer<br />

Pu re ox i 10 and 20 Volume Clear Developers aid in<br />

developing color into rich tones with beautiful results.<br />

Bl a z i n g Highlighting & Color System never requires a<br />

developer higher than 20 volume<br />

The developer is used to develop the color molecule,<br />

not to provide lift<br />

Using low volume developer maintains the integrity<br />

of hair<br />

6. Processing – Bla z i n g highlights may process with or<br />

without heat. Process under a preheated dryer with<br />

medium heat for 5 – 20 minutes with a 5-minute<br />

cool down. Bla z i n g can also process at room<br />

temperature for up to 45 minutes or until desired<br />

results are achieved.<br />

If a highlighting technique is used that requires the<br />

Bl a z i n g mixture to be exposed to heat (e.g. capping), a<br />

loose-fitting processing cap should be used to prevent<br />

the product from drying out.<br />

7. Removal – Rinse hair and shampoo twice with<br />

<strong>Scruples</strong> Renewal Color Retention Shampoo. Rinse<br />

thoroughly and spray liberally with NO H2O2 (No<br />

Peroxide) to condition, remove peroxide residue from<br />

hair and improve color retention. Condition hair with<br />

<strong>Scruples</strong> Renewal Color Retention Conditioner and<br />

rinse thoroughly.<br />

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