Free lights Wella

[stella1981]

Hi guys recently went on a course with Wella, freehand colouring using blondor free lights ,I've found It is a bit expensive for a sole trader like myself. Does anyone use anything else & what waste outcome I'm just looking for an inexpensive alternative x

 

[stella1981]

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[jamiereid92]

If you went on a course and learnt about that specific product I'd stick with it. Because the little tips and tricks they taught you probably won't work with the cheaper alternatives.

I've never worked with anything else because I haven't heard any good things about the platinum by loreal (I think that's their freehand)

I don't actually know of any other freehand bleaches, sorry for lack of help!

 

[stella1981]

Thanks anyway Hun x

 

[Absie]

honestly ive looked around and no other freehand bleach ive seen has the slow down mechanism and all the other benefits.

Salon services sell the freelights for £20 rather than £30 which is the usual price.

BUT..dont skimp on the developer...ie been told you NEED it...