A pris un agent de éclaircissement facile et doux

Pour 5-6 pumps of Part 2 cream into the blister container of Part 1, mix well, and apply to the area you want to bleach.

powder 1 agent Potassium persulfate, ammonium persulfate, sodium persulfate, sodium metasilicate, sodium silicate, magnesium stearate, silica, corn starch, sodium lauryl sulfate, hydroxyethyl cellulose, sodium hydroxide, disodium EDTA. Cream 2 Purified water, hydrogen peroxide, cetearyl alcohol, mineral oil, PEG-75 lanolin, steartrimonium chloride, stearic acid, oleth-50, propylene glycol, dimethicone, disodium phosphate, sodium laureth sulfate, silicon quaternium-22, phenacetin, fragrance, dipropylene glycol, Polyglyceryl-3 caprate, etidronic acid, butylene glycol, phosphoric acid, disodium EDTA, Spanish licorice root extract

1. If there are any abnormal symptoms or side effects such as red spots, swelling, or itching on the area of use due to direct sunlight when using or after using cosmetics, consult a specialist. 2. Refrain from using it on areas with wounds, etc. 3. Precautions for storage and handling 1) Store out of reach of children 2) Store away from direct sunlight. 4. The following people should not use: After use, the skin or body may become hypersensitive, adverse skin reactions (swelling, inflammation, etc.) may occur, or current symptoms may worsen. 1) If you have ever experienced swelling in your body due to a bleach containing ‘persulfate’ contained in this product, or have felt unwell such as nausea or vomiting during or immediately after using it (this information is only indicated for hair dyes containing ‘persulfate’) 2) If you have had an adverse skin reaction (edema, inflammation, etc.) when using a hair dye so far, or have experienced a rash, redness, itchiness, etc. during or immediately after dyeing, or feel unwell such as nausea or vomiting 3) Those who have experienced abnormalities as a result of a skin test (patch test) 4) Those who have swelling, wounds, or skin diseases on the scalp, face, or nape of the neck 5) Those who are menstruating, pregnant, or may become pregnant 6) Those who have experienced childbirth, recovery during or after illness, or other physical abnormalities 7) Those with unusual constitutions, kidney disease, or blood disease 8) Slight fever, malaise, Those who have persistent symptoms of palpitations or difficulty breathing, frequent bleeding such as nosebleeds, menstruation, or other symptoms that make it difficult to stop bleeding 9) Propylene glycol contained as an additive in this product may cause allergies, so if you are hypersensitive to this ingredient or have ever had an allergic reaction, consult a doctor or pharmacist before use (only indicated for products containing propylene glycol) 5. Precautions before using hair dye 1) 2 days before dyeing (48 hours before), be sure to perform a patch test each time according to the following procedures. A patch test is a test to determine whether or not you have a constitution that has side effects from hair dye. Even if you have dyed your hair without any problems in the past, side effects such as allergies may occur due to changes in your constitution, so be sure to do this every time. (The order of the patch test ① ~ ④ is clearly indicated using pictures, etc., and can be attached as an “attachment” to the precautions for use if necessary.) ① First, wash the skin around the inside of the arm or behind the ear where the hair grows well with soapy water and wipe lightly with a cotton pad. ② Next, take a small amount of this product and mix it according to the prescribed usage instructions to prepare the test solution. ③ Apply a coin-sized amount of the test solution to the previously cleaned area, let it dry naturally, and leave it for 48 hours. (Be sure to keep track of the time.) ④ Be sure to observe the test area twice: 30 minutes and 48 hours after applying the test solution. At that time, if there is any skin abnormality such as rash, redness, itchiness, blisters, irritation, etc. at the area where it was applied, do not touch it with your hands, wash it off immediately, and do not dye your hair. If you feel any of the above skin abnormalities during the test, even 48 hours before, stop the test immediately, wash off the test solution, and do not dye your hair. ⑤ If no abnormalities occur within 48 hours, dye your hair immediately. 2) Do not use on eyebrows, eyelashes, etc. as they are dangerous. There is a risk that the salt solution gets into your eyes. Please do not dye anything other than your hair. 3) Do not dye your hair immediately after shaving. 4) Please do not perm or wave your hair for 1 week before or after dyeing your hair. 6. Precautions when dyeing hair 1) Avoid getting the dye solution or the solution into your eyes while washing your hair. If it gets into the eyes, it may cause severe pain or, in some cases, damage to the eyes (inflammation of the cornea). If it gets into your eyes, never rub it with your hands, but immediately wash it well with water or lukewarm water for at least 15 minutes and consult an ophthalmologist immediately. Do not arbitrarily use eye drops, etc. . 2) While dyeing, do not bathe or wet or wash your hair before dyeing. There is a risk that the salt solution may enter the eyes through sweat or water droplets. 3) If you experience any skin abnormalities such as rash, redness, swelling, itchiness, strong irritation, or abnormalities such as nausea or vomiting while dyeing your hair, immediately stop dyeing and rinse off the dye solution well. If left untreated, symptoms may worsen. 4) If the salt solution gets on your skin, immediately wash it off with water. Please wear gloves while dyeing to protect your fingers and nails. 5) Please dye your hair in a well-ventilated place. 7. Precautions after hair dyeing 1) If any adverse skin reactions such as rash, redness, itchiness, blisters, or irritation occur on the head, face, or nape of the neck, do not scratch or rub the area with your hands and consult a dermatologist immediately. Please refrain from using medicines, etc. arbitrarily. 2) If you feel any physical abnormalities, such as feeling unwell during or after dyeing your hair, consult a doctor. 8. Precautions for storage and handling 1) Do not store the mixed salt solution in an airtight container. It is dangerous because the container may be damaged by the pressure of the gas generated from the mixed liquid. Additionally, the mixed salt solution may bounce upwards or contaminate the surrounding area and cannot be erased. The remainder of the mixed solution has no effect, so be sure to discard the remainder immediately. 2) When discarding the container, be sure to open the lid. 3) After use, store unmixed liquid in a cool place, avoiding direct sunlight and contact with air. 9. If it gets into your eyes, wash it off immediately.