Malibu CPR Color Pigment Remover 0.7oz

FAQ

• Question:Is Malibu C Professional CPR suitable for professional or at-home use? Answer:It is designed primarily for professional use, but experienced users can use it at home with caution and by following all instructions.
• Question:How often can I safely use Malibu C Professional CPR on my hair? Answer:It is recommended to use it only as needed and not more than once every few weeks to avoid potential hair damage.
• Question:Can this product be used on previously bleached or highlighted hair? Answer:Yes, but it is important to perform a strand test first as bleached hair may be more sensitive to pigment remover products.
• Question:Will Malibu C Professional CPR damage my hair? Answer:When used as directed, it minimizes damage; however, overuse or improper application can cause dryness or damage, so follow usage instructions carefully.
• Question:Do I need to mix Malibu C Professional CPR with anything before use? Answer:Yes, it usually needs to be mixed with an activator or developer as per the instructions provided with the product.
• Question:Can Malibu C Professional CPR be used to remove permanent hair dye? Answer:Yes, it is effective at removing permanent hair color pigments to help correct or lighten hair color.
• Question:How long should I leave Malibu C Professional CPR on my hair? Answer:The processing time typically ranges from 5 to 15 minutes, depending on the desired level of pigment removal. Always follow the instructions on the packaging.
• Question:Is Malibu C Professional CPR safe to use on all hair types? Answer:Yes, it is formulated to be safe for use on all hair types, but a strand test is recommended before full application.
• Question:How much product is in a single foil packet of Malibu C Professional CPR? Answer:Each single foil packet contains 0.7 ounces (20 milliliters) of the product.
• Question:What is Malibu C Professional CPR Color Pigment Remover used for? Answer:It is used to remove unwanted hair color pigments from the hair, helping to correct or lighten hair color before re-coloring.
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