colour: White
process time: UP TO 40'
best: TO BE MIXED. OR ALONE ON ANY LEVEL AS A TREATMENT
Apply on dry hair and saturate well
Rinse with likewarm water
Neutral white, a friend, ready to dissolve every impudence of a colour; the rage of a red, rather than the boldness of a purple. An Angel to have beside you. Whoever says that everyone can be an angel to someone else is not wrong. Abbot Handerson Thayer portrays her daughter and transforms her into an ethereal creature. ANGELO gives you a pair of wings and lightens the boldness of each colour.
The Angels of Thayer are not religious figures, but they represent the highest beauty of the human spirit. Guardian angels, beautiful angels. These angels are pure beauty, painted without the desire. His most dramatic angel hugs a child to protect him from the horrors of the Word War the first. His most famous angel, represented on our ANGELO, shows his daughter’s face. The painting is at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington.
ANGELO is the quintessence of the care for your hair. Color “non color”, rich of oils and totally free of pigment. Its acid pH cures and is active on the cuticles, while nourishes and repairs. Mix it with every other color of the line TEMPRA, to lighten its intensity and to pastellize. Is hair is your palette, ANGELO will transform the colors in acquarellos. Use it alon to get extra shine. Let it sit up to 40 minutes and then rinse well, using lukewarm water with high pressure. Don’t shampoo. The gourmand fragrance based on summer fruits and white flowers will transform your hair in a desirable bouquet.
White is purity, purity is beauty and beauty is truth. Beware that this non-color color has no pigment.
The idea of giving wings to a subject and transforming him into the ethereal figure of an Angel starts long ago with Abbot Handerson Thayer, but arrives straight to the present and in the hair sector. We remind you of the wonderful series of "Fallen Angels" shot by the maestro Giovanni Gastel, for the 2017 campaign of the Aldo Coppola group, where the models were affixed with a pair of wings in post production.