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Wella Koleston Peroksit 6% Sıvı Oksidasyon Kremi 50 ML X2 Adet
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Wella Koleston Peroksit 6% Sıvı Oksidasyon Kremi 50 ML X2 Adet

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Coty (Wella's parent company) is listed in PETA's Companies That Do Test on Animals. Kaynak: PETA

Parent company: Coty

This product is a 6% hydrogen peroxide liquid oxidation cream used together with Wella Koleston hair dye. It adjusts the consistency of the dye and initiates the chemical reaction needed to lighten your natural hair color. It contains hydrogen peroxide and cetearyl alcohol, which help control the dye's consistency and support the oxidation process. It also contains sodium lauryl sulfate for cleaning and foaming properties. Some ingredients in this product are restricted by regulatory authorities for certain product types. For example, salicylic acid is limited to a maximum of 0.5% in some products. This product is intended for professional use; rinse immediately with water if it comes into contact with eyes.

iBilmen gerekenler

  • Hydrogen Peroxide: This product is a hair lightener type, and according to Annex III, this ingredient is permitted in this product type; it has been concluded safe under use conditions (CIR Expert Panel, 2018).

    Dayanak: EU 1223/2009 Annex III · restricted · izinli ürün tipi: (a) Hair products

  • Salicylic Acid: This product is a rinse-off hair product type, and according to Annex III, this ingredient is permitted in this product type.

    Dayanak: EU 1223/2009 Annex III · restricted · izinli ürün tipi: (a) Rinse-off hair products

  • Etidronic Acid: This product is a hair product type, and according to Annex III, this ingredient is permitted in this product type.

    Dayanak: EU 1223/2009 Annex III · restricted · izinli ürün tipi: (a) Hair product

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