10NB the color Lightest Neutral Blonde

Paul Mitchell® the color has consistently low ammonia at every level, which puts the highest degree of dye intermediates into the hair without extensively raising the cuticle. The result is healthy, conditioned hair with predictable results. Developed with a beeswax base and other natural conditioners, the color provides long lasting, natural-looking hair color, with outstanding shine and condition.

Features:

• Low ammonia
• Natural beeswax base
• Low cost per application that’ll help increase your bottom line
• Up to 100% gray coverage
• Advanced oxidative dyes
• Unique ChromaLuxe™ technology
• 9 color series that contain 18 different tonal bases
• 83 intermixable colors
• 5 intermixable highlift colors
• 5 intermixable ultra toners

How to Use:

1. Standard Mixing: Mix Paul Mitchell® the color levels 1-10 and Ultra Toners with Cream or Clear Developer in equal parts (1:1 ratio). If using Color Shots, add Color Shots after the color is mixed with Developer.
2. Highlift Series Mixing: For maximum lift mix the Highlift Series with Cream Developer only (1:2 ratio). For more toned end result mix the Highlift Series with Cream Developer only (1:1 ratio).
3. Processing Guidelines:
4. Permanent: 1-2 levels of lift or deposit mix with 20 volume Developer on dry hair. 2-3 levels of lift mix with 30 volume Developer on dry hair. 3 levels of lift mix with 40 volume Developer on dry hair. Process for 35 minutes.
5. Highlifts: 4 levels of lift mix with double 40 volume Cream Developer on dry hair. 4 levels of lift with more tone mix with 40 volume Cream Developer on dry hair. Process for 45 minutes.
6. Demi-Permanent: Deposit only + gray blending mix with 5 volume Developer on damp hair, and process for 20 minutes.
7. Semi-Permanent: Deposit only + minimal gray blending mix with 10 volume Developer on damp hair, and process for 10 minutes.
8. Ultra Toners: Deposit only mix with 5 volume Developer on damp hair, check color development for desired tone at 10 minutes. Process for 10-20 minutes.