Any fair
woman has a must assortment of balms for hair that contain various components for
intensive regenerative treatment. They firm, revitalize and make your hair
shine. Apart from the effect of natural extracts, toning properties of the balm
help nourish and refresh your hair and scalp giving unique, rich and bright
shade to your hair.
With various
useful extracts as components, the toning hair balm is suitable even for the
damaged and weak hair since it provides all necessary regenerative care.
Besides, new toning balms do not contain among their ingredients ammonia and hydrogen
peroxide which prevent your hair from aggressive and damaging effect to the
hair structure. Such a soft coloring effect allows using the toning balm as
frequently as necessary. It is especially a good instrument for those who are
eager to try on various looks and who prefer changing images every now and
again.
After using
the toning balm you hair is revitalized, soft and shiny. Such effect is
achieved due to active components of remedial nature, such as Burdock Oil,
which strengthen hair and stimulates its growth, extract of Aloe Vera that
nourishes and revitalizes hair structure, extract of Lavender that makes your
hair soft and silky, extract of Camomile that due to its essential oil gives shine
and vitality to hair, extract of Chestnut tree which regenerates damaged hair
and intensifies its color, extract of Mango that moistures, nourishes and
regenerates your hair.
Toning
balms contain UV filter system in their formulation that not only prevent changing
color exposed to sun rays but also protect hair from aggressive ultraviolet rays.
A lot more toning balms provide conditioning effect as well.
How it
works? Spreading onto your hair the toning balm covers it, affecting the upper
layer of the shell without penetrating deeply inside the hair structure. That
is why a toning balm is used to give hair the desired shade or make it darker;
however it will not lighten your hair.
You need to
follow several rules to achieve more effect from using a toning balm. If you
intend to use a toning balm you should stop dying your hair with henna a few
months before, otherwise you risk getting completely unexpected color of your
hair. Wait for two weeks after you lightened your hair or had a permanent wave
made prior to using a toning balm. This is the exact period of time that is
required to avoid uneven hair coloring.
Apply a
toning balm to the clean hair and rinse without shampoo. After using a toning
balm you should rinse your hair out carefully and to the extent when water is
clear. To adjust the intensity of the shade when using a toning balm you'd
better consider the exposure time and concentration thereof. If you want to have a more intensive and
stronger shade you apply undiluted toning balm and leave onto your hair for
longer time. Should you want to have a hint of shade consider lesser exposure
time and less concentrated product; you'd better dilute some portion of the
toning balm with water and use it to rinse your hair. Thoroughly read
instructions on the box or insert paper of the product before using. As a rule,
a manufacturer indicates an optimum time of exposure for the toning balm, as
well as the shade intensity level to be achieved upon different exposure time.
On the
whole, we may assure that toning balms favorably influence your hair and give
the option to get a color shade that you require. They do not aggressively
affect your hair as an ordinary constant dye with ammonia does. If you
adequately use a toning balm you have a chance to vary one and the same color
shade depending on the time of its exposure. Those who love changing images so
often will find it advantageous because the hair will get its natural color
after you wash your hair 6 to 8 times. Therefore, after that you are welcome to
use another, may be completely different, color shade.
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