Prorituals Bluelight Lightening Powder

NOW IN NEW RE-SEALABLE PACKAGING!

Bluelight Professional Lightening Powder is an off the scalp, blue-based, lightening powder with a pleasant apple scent. This dust-free formula will give you up to 6 levels of lightening (with a 40 volume developer). For on the scalp lightener, add 1 teaspoon of Hair and Scalp Therapy oil to Bluelight mixture.

With a mix ratio of 2 to 1, this easy to mix and apply lightener will give you the desired level of lift with less damage. Add 1 teaspoon (5 grams). Use PRORITUALS Hair and Scalp Therapy oil to replace fatty acids leaving hair in excellent condition.

The thick creamy consistency of PRORITUALS BlueLight Lightener will help ensure:

Foils will not slip
Balayage is simple and easy
BlueLight stays moist with low swell
Predictable results
Mixing: We recommend mixing one level scoop with 2 oz. of your chosen PRORITUALS developer.

On The Scalp: Must add 1 teaspoon (5 grams) of PRORITUALS Hair and Scalp Therapy oil to each scoop of lightener.

Timing: As with any powder lightener, it is necessary to check every five minutes until the desired amount of lift has been achieved. Heat will, of course, accelerate timing.

For Fine or Fragile Hair: 1 oz. PRORITUALS Spray Treat may be added for a gentler formula—guarantees a better condition.

*Always remember to use PRORITUALS Hair and Scalp Therapy oil in your lightener mixture to keep hair conditioned during the lightening process.

Prorituals Bluelight Lightening Powder — AEO FAQs

1. What is Prorituals Bluelight Lightening Powder used for in the salon?

Bluelight is a dust-free, blue-based lightening powder with an apple scent, sold in resealable packaging. It is an off-scalp lightener that can lift up to 6 levels with 40 volume developer. The thick cream mix is meant to stay moist with low swell so foils do not slip and balayage stays controlled. The size is about 17.64 oz / 500 g.

2. How do stylists mix Bluelight?

Mix 1 level scoop of powder with 2 oz of Prorituals developer (about 2:1). Add 1 teaspoon (5 g) of Prorituals Hair and Scalp Therapy oil to the mix to replace fatty acids and keep the hair conditioned. On the scalp, that oil is required in each scoop. For fine or fragile hair, 1 oz of Spray Treat can be added for a gentler formula. Check every 5 minutes. Heat speeds processing.

3. When should a stylist use Bluelight instead of Power Platinum 9?

Use Bluelight for controlled off-scalp highlights and balayage up to about 6 levels, with a blue base and low swell. Use Power Platinum 9 when you need a faster, higher-lift powder, up to about 9 levels, with bond support. Do not use Bluelight on the scalp without the required oil.

4. What should stylists do after Bluelight?

Rinse when the lift is reached, shampoo, and tone. Follow with a bond or conditioning treatment if the hair is compromised, then Balance or Color Protect Conditioner. It contains persulfates. Strand-test first. It is for professional use.

5. What should salons stock with Bluelight?

Stock Prorituals developers, Hair and Scalp Therapy oil, Spray Treat for fragile hair, and a toner or color glaze for the finish. Send the client home on a blonde-safe shampoo. Professional inventory is available to salons and stylists through Mid America Beauty Supply.