What it’s good for:
Lightening colour shades: Detox C is ideal for lightening all VOONO shades without the risk of greenish undertones.
Safe to use: The application is simple and does not affect the appearance of the hair.
Suitable for both home and professional use: Can be used by hairstylists in salons as well as for at-home use to maintain light and clean tones.
How to use:
Mix Detox C 1:1 with VOONO conditioner or shampoo until a paste forms.
Apply the paste to damp hair.
Leave on for 20-30 minutes.
After the time has passed, rinse thoroughly until the water runs clear.
Seal the opened hair cuticle with an acidic rinse or a restorative mask.
Suitable for: Hairstylists and at-home use. Suitable for all hair types, especially for those using VOONO hair colours.
Size: 500 g
INCI: Ascorbic acid
Warning: Before use, we recommend performing a patch test on a small area of the skin to avoid any allergic reactions. Keep out of reach of children and pets. For external use only.
It draws built-up colour pigment out of the hair. Most often our customers use it to strip henna — mainly the brown to black shades. At the same time it takes off build-up, minerals and silicones left by previous care, whether your hair is coloured or blonde.
It also works well before a first dye: the hair is clean afterwards and the colour takes better. It is a favourite among hairdressers too — salon quality you have at home.
Mix it with a natural shampoo at roughly 30 to 50 % and wash your hair with it. Repeat as needed, but at most once or twice a week.
With every wash a little more pigment is released from the hair, and along with it the minerals, silicones and build-up sitting on it. After every detox use a regenerating mask — we explain why below.
Hair can feel dry afterwards — and that is how it is meant to be. The detox opens the hair so the pigment can come out.
That is why you should follow every detox with a strong regenerating mask, for example our 15-minute nourishing mask. It closes the hair again and brings back its suppleness. Without the mask the hair stays open and dry. Do not skip this step.
No. It does not work by bleaching — there is no peroxide in it. It works differently: it opens the hair and rinses the built-up pigment out of it.
That is why the approach is different too — instead of one strong treatment you repeat it several times and the shade comes down gradually.
