K Kitkat78 New Member Joined Feb 15, 2017 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Location UK Apr 27, 2018 #1 Hi all, can you use normal 40 vol peroxide with freelights ? I've just tested some hair with the 9% but it hasn't lifted much at all.
Hi all, can you use normal 40 vol peroxide with freelights ? I've just tested some hair with the 9% but it hasn't lifted much at all.
E Elesha Active Member Joined Aug 14, 2017 Messages 36 Reaction score 7 Location Lincolnshire Apr 27, 2018 #2 Kitkat78 said: Hi all, can you use normal 40 vol peroxide with freelights ? I've just tested some hair with the 9% but it hasn't lifted much at all. Click to expand... As far as I’m aware you can , although I still don’t think it gives great lift unless the hair is light naturally x
Kitkat78 said: Hi all, can you use normal 40 vol peroxide with freelights ? I've just tested some hair with the 9% but it hasn't lifted much at all. Click to expand... As far as I’m aware you can , although I still don’t think it gives great lift unless the hair is light naturally x
E EssexFreelance Well-Known Member Joined Oct 12, 2017 Messages 382 Reaction score 131 Location Essex Apr 27, 2018 #3 You need to use Freelights developer- otherwise I would just use normal bleach
E Elesha Active Member Joined Aug 14, 2017 Messages 36 Reaction score 7 Location Lincolnshire Apr 27, 2018 #4 EssexFreelance said: You need to use Freelights developer- otherwise I would just use normal bleach Click to expand... Yea sorry I read it wrong I’ve only ever used the actual freelights 40 vol developer xx
EssexFreelance said: You need to use Freelights developer- otherwise I would just use normal bleach Click to expand... Yea sorry I read it wrong I’ve only ever used the actual freelights 40 vol developer xx
