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Bremod Blue 0.88 Hair Color

Product Description

Enhance cool hair tones with Bremod Blue 0.88, a professional color-correcting pigment designed to help neutralize unwanted orange and copper undertones. When mixed with compatible Bremod hair colors, this concentrated blue shade helps create cooler, more balanced results.

Ideal for refining ash browns, cool blondes, and other cool-toned shades, Blue 0.88 helps improve color depth and clarity without necessarily making the finished hair appear blue when used correctly. Its creamy formula blends smoothly into the color mixture, supporting even application and a polished, glossy-looking finish.

Key Benefits

• Neutralizes Warm Tones: Helps counteract unwanted orange and copper undertones.
• Enhances Cool Shades: Supports cleaner-looking ash browns and cool blondes.
• Intensifies Ash Colors: Adds depth and richness to cool-toned color formulas.
• Professional Color Correction: Helps refine and balance hair color results.
• Smooth, Glossy Appearance: Supports a polished finish after coloring.
• Compatible Color Mixing: Designed to blend with compatible Bremod hair colors.

How to Use

1. Mix Blue 0.88 with a compatible Bremod hair color according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Use only the recommended amount of color-correcting pigment.
3. Add the appropriate developer and follow the specified mixing ratio.
4. Apply and process according to the hair color manufacturer’s instructions.

Product Details

• Brand: Bremod
• Shade: Blue 0.88
• Product Type: Professional Hair Color Corrector
• Color Family: Blue Pigment
• Purpose: Neutralizing orange and copper undertones and enhancing cool shades
• Developer Options: 10, 20, 30, and 40 Volume (100ml options available separately)

Precautions

For professional use, follow the manufacturer’s mixing ratio and processing instructions. Perform a patch test and strand test before application. The final result depends on the hair’s existing color, condition, and the shades used in the mixture. Excessive blue pigment may affect the final color, so use only as directed.