TOULOUSE

La Toilette

Henry Toulouse-Lautrec - (1889)

colour: LILAC

process time: UP TO 40'

best: BEST ON LEV 10 AND 9

Apply on dry hair and saturate well

Rinse with like warm water

TOULOUSE

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DESCRIPTION

A full and intense lilac. But ready to turn in more delicate and ethereal shades with a few drops of white. We wanted a tone that started bold and then accompanied you towards a delicate pastel tone, with every wash. You will be surprised every day by your new and more delicate shade. The destination is important, but enjoy the trip.

ARTISTIC INSPIRATION

Toulouse Lautrec steals a photograph from the miserable environment of a dating house. But the bathing scene, the thin and delicate arms, suggest a moment of purification of the protagonist: the lilac of the cloak used to dry off, is matched to the tones of the complexion of her back. Lautrec suggests the presence of a window with a warm light, perhaps a sunset. And red hair in a casual and sensual updo. Exhibited in Paris at the Orsey Museum.

TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

An unexpected color. Much deeper than the light lilac you would expect. Formulated to be lightened immediately by the colorist, or to be left to the action of time and shampoos. Intense vegan pigment. Leave on 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.

THE OPINION OF MAURO BASSO

There is nothing more fascinating than a unique and special beauty, when combined with the natural elegance of style. You can play with it by making it more delicate or keeping it at its original intensity, which makes it ideal for Block Color and contouring techniques.

PECULIAR FACTS

Lilac is a color that has an extremely subjective perception. Lautrec's work is made on cardboard that can be seen through the color in some places. Nothing different than what happens on our hair-canvas: the lightened base interacts especially on the most soft and delicate colors. Consider toning to neutralize, before applying TOULOUSE if you have too much of a brassy or yellowish residue.