Londa · Blondoran

Londa Professional Blondoran Powder Bleaching 500 g is Londa's dust-free bleaching powder, providing controlled lifting of up to 7 levels. The packaging we have says Blonding Powder, the name under which Londa previously sold it. It contains lipids that bind moisture and maintain hair hydration during bleaching.

What it does for you

• Lifts up to 7 levels in a controlled way, so you can achieve the blonde you want.
• Dust-free powder: it does not rise into the air when you pour it.
• Maintains hair hydration thanks to the lipids in HydroProtect technology.
• Creamy after mixing, it is easy to apply to each strand.
• Even lifting: the activated paste swells and coats the entire strand.
• Works on previously colored hair, not just natural hair.

How to use it at home

1. Put on gloves and a cape. First, do a test strand to see how quickly your hair lifts.
2. Mix the powder with cream developer in the ratio and concentration specified in the instructions on the box until you obtain a smooth cream.
3. Apply to the strands you want to lighten, in thin sections, with or without foil. Blondoran can be applied to the scalp and lengths.
4. Check the color frequently and stop when you have reached the desired level, without exceeding the maximum time in the instructions.
5. Rinse thoroughly, wash with a gentle shampoo, and use a mask for blonde hair.

For what type of hair

For highlights, balayage, or bleaching, on natural or colored hair. Bleaching is the most delicate coloring service: if you are starting with very dark hair or want your whole head blonde, the result is safer at the salon. Do not use on irritated scalp or already severely damaged hair.

Active ingredients

• HydroProtect technology: lipids that bind moisture and maintain hair hydration during bleaching.

What else you need

• Londacolor 6% cream developer
• Aluminum foil for highlights
• Hair coloring brush
• Mixing bowl
• Toneplex Pearl Blonde shampoo for blonde hair
• Toneplex Pearl Blonde mask

ProBeauty tip. When bleaching, the moment you stop matters more than the time on the clock. Work on thin sections and wipe a strand with a damp towel from time to time to see exactly how much it has lifted.