Nikk Mole's professional, dust-free, pale blue blond powder with Blue-Lightening formula brightens eyebrow hairs, eliminating unaesthetic yellow and orange tints.

When mixed with the Nikk Mole Oxidising Emulsion (1.9 and 3%), the blue blond creates a pleasant, homogeneous, creamy consistency that is easily distributed on the hairs and does not spread.

Special blue pigments in the powder prevent the appearance of unwanted undertones.

Main characteristics:

- provides a uniform result;
- formula with blue pigments;
- Gentle contact with hairs;
- for professional use;
- provides lightening up to 3-4 tones;
- prevents the appearance of yellow and red shades;
- suitable for all hair types.

How to use:

1. Mix 1 part of the powder with 2 parts of the oxidising emulsion 1.9 or 3% Nikk Mole.
The choice of oxidising emulsion depends on the type and condition of the hair and the desired result:
- 1.9% - lightening by 1-2 tone levels, exposure time 5-10 minutes for thin, damaged hairs.
- 3% - lightening by 3-4 tone levels, exposure time from 7 to 15 minutes for dense, hard, dark hair.

Important! To protect the structure of the hair and skin, it is recommended to use Nikk Mole Fluid Oil:

- add a drop of the oil-fluid to the mixture DURING bleaching, this will help to preserve the structure of the hair at the time of bleaching from chemical exposure.
- apply the oil-fluid to the skin of the eyebrows BEFORE lightening to prevent possible skin reactions: itching, peeling, dryness and redness.

2. Carefully apply the mixture to the eyebrows with a brush and hold for the required time.
If you are not satisfied with the result of lightening, remove the remnants of the used mixture and repeat the procedure, reducing the exposure time of the second mixture on the hairs to 5-7 minutes.

3. Use Nikk Mole mousse shampoo and a cotton pad to remove the remnants of the lightening mixture.
4. If necessary, perform the eyebrow dyeing procedure with Nikk Mole colourants. It is recommended to carry out the colouring procedure using a low percentage of oxidant (1.9%).