After the launch of the line of maintenance for colored hair, Color Up Goji Berry, Grandha brings to the public its second novelty of the year: Hue P.56 Red Mahogany, Hue P.71 Cappuccino Brown e Shade P.74 Cinnamon Brown, which now join the brand's first toner, the Hue P.21 Violet, to form the most complete line of toners in Brazil.
About the toning product
In Brazil, the issue of the shader started to gain relevance around three years ago. Since then, with this time of contact, Brazilian women in general have ended up embracing some concepts about the shader that are not always true. For example, do all toning products dry out your hair?
Anyone who uses toner knows that there is almost a consensus that it dries out the hair. Most of the time, this is true. However, few people know why.
It all depends on the dye
Without a doubt, the most important question about the toning product is the dye used. Obviously, not all companies in the cosmetics industry do, but many of them have the bad habit of always prioritizing costs over quality. This philosophy, that does not coincide with that of Grandha, led many brands to work with low-quality dyes derived from ballpoint pen ink dregs.
Unfortunately, some companies that manufacture tinting products have done irregular use of dyes not classified for this purpose, even applying pen dyes for the process of toning blonde hair. It is easy to imagine that this ends up generating damage, stains, excessive dryness, among other complications.
The shaders of the Grandha
Each shader da Grandha all with colored and highlighted hair has an innovative formula with a huge moisturizing potential, as they have an incredible asset called biosilicon, which is an organic silicon obtained through biotechnological processes. This active ingredient acts in a regenerating, capable of combating the aging of hair fiber through a high antioxidant potential. This action results in hair with much more shine and better texture, without dryness.
However, the big secret of each toner is the unique design that differentiates it. Grandha of other Brazilian brands. This secret is the compound reflex, which is nothing more than a joint action of two highly cosmetic reflexes that enhance the color of the hair, while also neutralizing unwanted tones. Check out the details of each one below:
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Highlights: blondes
Neutralizes: orange and yellowish
Primary reflex: 2 – bright intense violet
Secondary reflex: 1 – soft grayish blue
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Highlights: red
Neutralizes: greenish
Primary reflex: 5 – bright intense mahogany
Secondary reflex: 6 – vibrant intense red
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Highlights: Brown
Neutralizes: oranges
Primary reflex: 7 – intense shiny brown
Secondary reflex: 1 – soft grayish blue
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Highlights: coppery browns
Neutralizes: grayish
Primary reflex: 7 – intense shiny brown
Secondary reflex: 4 – vibrant coppery orange
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