colour: LIGHT PINK
process time: UP TO 40'
best: from LEV 8
Apply on dry hair and saturate well
Rinse with like warm water
Light pink is a hymn to lightness. Reflections of silk on light tutus, which move at the pace of crystal dancers. Infinite nuances that add up to create the natural and lively effect of silk, when the music is about to start and the dancers feel the butterflies in their stomachs. This pink is all about trepidation and momentum. The pink of Degas’ Ballerinas is made alive by rays of light on curled silk.
Groups of delicate dancers, in moments of rest and waiting. Light silks and environments with contrasting colors. Degas loved to paint dancers and he was obsessed with them. The dancers were always seen from behind, as if they were spied from behind the curtains, to bring the viewer the secret of what is not visible to normal eyes. Feminine pink dresses, but strong and lively. Ready to come alive with the dance, they are the true focal point of the work. Ballerine in Rosa is exhibited at the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Connecticut.
A delicate color, which shows its true destination after a few washes. We deliberately chose a more intense starting tone, to give you a longer pleasure. This light pink is bold and does not fear level 9. Let it sit up to 40 minutes and then rinse well, using warm water with high pressure. Do not shampoo. Do not wash in the first 48 hours. The gourmand fragrance based on summer fruits and white flowers will transform your hair in a desirable bouquet.
A color to be rediscovered also on men. Just think that till the 17th century this light pink, even more powdery, was reserved almost exclusively for men.
Degas was a true forerunner of backstage photography. All his work is based on stolen scenes and with perspectives of the protagonists seen from behind. If you want a good advice on how to combine BALLERINE, you can trust the master of impressionism Edgard Degas: the pink of BALLERINE is controlled well with the green and goes along with the blue.