107 Tint Or Bleach Too Thick
107. TINT OR BLEACH TOO THICK
PROBLEM: Tint or bleach may have a very thick consistency when poured.
Bleach may become opaque.
1. Tint or bleach may have been stored at low temperature and frozen.
This does not damage the material.
2. Old merchandise. Tint or bleach will take longer to develop.
SOLUTION: If the tint or bleach has been frozen, warm to room temperature before using. If it is old, check your application carefully to allow sufficient development time. (Additional time is needed.) It is important always to check the dates on tint bottles and keep fresh stock on hand.
Full book can be read at
Better Hair Coloring
PROBLEM: Tint or bleach may have a very thick consistency when poured.
Bleach may become opaque.
1. Tint or bleach may have been stored at low temperature and frozen.
This does not damage the material.
2. Old merchandise. Tint or bleach will take longer to develop.
SOLUTION: If the tint or bleach has been frozen, warm to room temperature before using. If it is old, check your application carefully to allow sufficient development time. (Additional time is needed.) It is important always to check the dates on tint bottles and keep fresh stock on hand.
Full book can be read at
Better Hair Coloring
posted by Geoff @ 11:19 PM
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