Schwarzkopf:
Igora Royal 12% + Igora Vario blond Extra
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Schwarzkopf:
Igora Royal 12% + Igora Vario blond Extra
Really impressive :wooha:
I will try with your solution :thumbsup:
Perfect job mate. How long did you leave it with those components on?
Did you use uv? sunlight? No other chemicals?Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapuls
A. plastic wash with detergent Fairy (P&G) and dryQuote:
Originally Posted by Phantom
B. make the solution (Igora) and apply a thick layer with no gaps
C. leave the solution to dry completely (12-24 hours)
D. if the plastic is very yellow, then repeat several times until the bleaching
No additional components, uv or sunlight.
I've contacted the swartchcopfxhert (why can't they get a real name) to check out who to order those from locally. damn, i got some trial to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapulsA. plastic wash with detergent Fairy (P&G) and dryQuote:
Originally Posted by Phantom
B. make the solution (Igora) and apply a thick layer with no gaps
C. leave the solution to dry completely (12-24 hours)
D. if the plastic is very yellow, then repeat several times until the bleaching
No additional components, uv or sunlight.
Igora Royal 12% a large tube Look at my picturesQuote:
Originally Posted by moijkI've contacted the swartchcopfxhert (why can't they get a real name) to check out who to order those from locally. damn, i got some trial to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapulsA. plastic wash with detergent Fairy (P&G) and dryQuote:
Originally Posted by Phantom
B. make the solution (Igora) and apply a thick layer with no gaps
C. leave the solution to dry completely (12-24 hours)
D. if the plastic is very yellow, then repeat several times until the bleaching
No additional components, uv or sunlight.
http://www.schwarzkopf-professional....rmanent/royal/
Igora Vario blond Extra а blue tube Look at my pictures
http://www.schwarzkopf-professional....-range/bleach/
you have mixed 2 products Igora?
past 24 hours you clean all with?
http://www.ebay.it/itm/Schwarzkopf-I...item2ebeb46e9a
http://www.ebay.it/itm/SCHWARZKOPF-I...item2318cddf48
Yes. Right.Quote:
Originally Posted by piacc64
Mixing on the labels of IGORA's.
D. if the plastic is very yellow, then repeat several times until the bleaching (instruction at the top)
I told about it to Merlin 4 months ago
this is the result
http://s018.radikal.ru/i515/1202/5d/6a006f05c44c.jpg
http://s003.radikal.ru/i201/1202/68/0ff845b621e3.jpg
http://s017.radikal.ru/i426/1202/62/ed83bd08c471.jpg
http://s006.radikal.ru/i215/1202/8f/ec3d1df50a9a.jpg
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this is also okQuote:
Originally Posted by piacc64
http://www.ebay.it/itm/SCHWARZKOPF-I...#ht_3996wt_907
Very nice Ivan :)
I suppose you used it on keys as well.
Can be Igora Royal 9% used, have you tried it guys?
9% is possible but 12% betterQuote:
Originally Posted by Sensi
I used 9% on PowerMac - result was ok
There is another formula for keys (Estel Professional Oxigent), also uv is need for them
Thanks :)
And what's the solution proportion, 50:50? Or you emptied both tubes in the bowl?
1:2 35g (one spoon) of powder to 70 ml of oxigentQuote:
Originally Posted by Sensi
Igora Vario blond Extra has greater power than Igora Vario blond Plus (tested both).
I think both are workable
No, I meant what proportion of Igora Royal and Igora Vario Blond, sorry for confusing you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan1:2 35g (one spoon) of powder to 70 ml of oxigentQuote:
Originally Posted by Sensi
70 ml of Igora Royal to 35 g of Vario Blond 2:1Quote:
Originally Posted by SensiNo, I meant what proportion of Igora Royal and Igora Vario Blond, sorry for confusing you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivan1:2 35g (one spoon) of powder to 70 ml of oxigentQuote:
Originally Posted by Sensi
nice work aquapuls :thumbsup:
By this formula, we have come together with @Ivan :)Quote:
Originally Posted by johnim
nice work to both thenQuote:
By this formula, we have come together with @Ivan :smile:
Is it me, or are you all starting to sound like women in this thread, discussing hair products...??
:lol:
hi dave i have less hair than you :whistle:
Amiga as a pretty girlfriend, and if blonde, then just a supermodel ! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Merlin
Nice results! Just curious, what's in the bottles? The Igora Royal would appear to be 12% hydrogen peroxide but what is in the Igora Vario Blond?
EBAY links: "Unfortunately, access to this particular item has been blocked due to legal restrictions in some countries." :(
How much do you use each time? entire contents?Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapuls
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check with your importer of swarthz-something?Quote:
Originally Posted by LTAC
The importer here suggested to sell directly, which would be perfect.
Do all the hair bleach products work or are these the only one?
Cant find a seller here in sweden
ask http://www.headbrands.se if they sell to private persons, orQuote:
Originally Posted by Kawazu
http://www.hairs.se/produkt/Schwarzk...Royal-987-60ml
ask those if they have the other one. either way, that was the two first that came up when i searched on google, there were many more. ;)
[QUOTE=moijk;329000]Quote:
Originally Posted by aquapuls
Take a small amount of mixture, and then see for yourself how much is needed.Quote:
How much do you use each time? entire contents?
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Igora Vario Blond Extra is bleach.Quote:
Originally Posted by protek
Would the same results not be achievable with any 12% peroxide and powder bleach?
you'll try ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by wmsteele
Sounds interesting this. Im not in a position to get anything safely left in full sunlight here so might give this a try.
you only need uniform layer of peroxide, so gel is preferableQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
otherwise you have a chance to receive spotty plastic (leopard like)
So the original 2 products on page one will make up the ideal gel ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivanyou only need uniform layer of peroxide, so gel is preferableQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
otherwise you have a chance to receive spotty plastic (leopard like)
yes, and if you also use PE bag the result will be betterQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivanyes, and if you also use PE bag the result will be betterQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
PE bag ???
yes, more oxygen - better resultQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
Does this come with the mix ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ivanyes, more oxygen - better resultQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
I think any one from supermarket is workableQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
Is this like a roasting bag you use in the oven or something ?Quote:
Originally Posted by IvanI think any one from supermarket is workableQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
PE = polyethylene. An ordinary transparent plastic bag.
Roasting bags are made by PP (polypropylene) and might not be suitable, but one can test.
Polypropylene bags will be fine. :thumbsup:
Hmm. Ok, so Im kinda wondering how this gives it more oxygen by putting it in a bag ?
Does the chemical reaction give off oxygen during the process ?
why would a bag make results better? beside keep the moisture i don't see why?Quote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkeyQuote:
Originally Posted by Ivanyes, and if you also use PE bag the result will be betterQuote:
Originally Posted by WonkeyDonkey
PE bag ???
I think without putting it into a plastic bag it will dry out faster and the process is slower.
Hi ! :)
My results! i have tried similiar products. I spent 26€ in this two products.
The price of "Aquaplus" products is too high ;)
Believe or not .. is the same keyboard! :D
Regards
Pedro :thumbsup:
hi Pedro great result
what was your method to do this
mixing
sun or uv light
time it took
amount applied
:thumbsup:
;)
Sunlight for 4~5 hours.
I would put the keyboard in the trash :D but .... miracle!! :bowdown:
Regards
Pedro
yellow is more beautiful:P