Virgin Lightening & Toning Application

Rinse and shampoo

25. When the desired stage of

lightening has been achieved, rinseand gently shampoo twice. Do not

condition the hair before toning.

Toner application at the

scalp area

26. After shampooing, towel dry

excess moisture from the hair and

leave it slightly damp.

27. Reapply protective cream

along the guest’s hairline.

28. Use a wide tooth comb to divide the damp hair into fourquadrants.

29. Begin in the back right

quadrant and outline it with

formula 2.

30. Take diagonal subsections

from the nape, working up

through the quadrant and applyingformula 2 on both sides of the part at the scalp area.

‼️note: If your guest has porous

ends, apply toner to the scalp

area first. It’s important that

toner application is accom-

plished quickly and evenly over

the whole head. The thickness

of the subsections depends on

the density of the guest’s hair.

Work quickly while ensuring

thorough saturation.

option: If your guest does

not have porous ends, you may

apply toner to the scalp area and

thenimmediately apply it through

the midlengths and ends

31. Move to the back left quadrant and repeat the process.

32. Move to the front right quadrant and outline it with formula 2.

33. Take a vertical subsection from the point of distribution to the right ear. Apply ample product to the scalp area.

34. Continue in this manner,

working toward the front hairline.

35. Repeat this process on the

front left quadrant.

‼️note: A strand test may be

used to determine the process-

ing time of toner.

Toner application to

midlengths and ends

36. In the back quadrants, go

through the existing subsections

and apply ample product to the

midlengths and ends. Apply for-

mula 2 to both sides and overlap

the product already applied at the scalp.

37. In the front quadrants, take

vertical subsections and follow theestablished pattern while applying formula 2 to midlengths and ends.

Strand test

38. Perform a strand test to

determine processing time which can range from 1 minute to 30 minutes.

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