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Last updated: May 30, 2017

Infiniti Gothic Collection Color Formulas

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The Gothic Collection is designed to be used with 3% (10Vol) Affinage Crème Developer. The mixing ratio is as follows: 1 part Gothic shade to 1.5 parts 3%(10vol) developer. e.g. 50ml/50g of Gothic shade to 75ml/75g of Affinage Crème Developer (10vol).

Take Infiniti 1.117 Gothic Black with the above developer recipe.

Process for 20 minutes.

To protect his haircolor, the team used Indigo Defender with an overlay of Indigo Salt Spray for volume and texture.

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The Gothic Collection is designed to be used with 3% (10Vol) Affinage Crème Developer. The mixing ratio is as follows: 1 part Gothic shade to 1.5 parts 3%(10vol) developer. e.g. 50ml/50g of Gothic shade to 75ml/75g of Affinage Crème Developer (10vol).

The model was pre-lightened with Ice Crème (10Vol) to white. Take Infiniti Platinum (9.117) and Silver (10.117) and mix with 10Vol recipe to colored hair. Upon finishing, the hair was straightened with Indigo Smoothie and finished with Indigo Power.

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1. To achieve ‘Salt and Pepper’ lowlights, use 4.117 and/or 6.117 on natural white hair. Because the traditional method of using natural colours with added ash for this effect sometimes results in the colour turning ‘warm’ after several weeks in the hair, the Gothic Collection 4.117 and 6.117 are the ideal choice.

2. Converter is ideal for use with the Gothic Collection but may result in a slightly less strong colour result (Mix: 1 part Gothic shade to 2 parts Converter).

3. The Gothic Collection is also intermixable with Infiniti Natural shades (.0) to create very cold flat natural colours (ideal for men).

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Infiniti Gothic Collection Color Formulas

The Infiniti Gothic Collection from AFFINAGE is an innovative range of 5 permanent grey and black shades, from pure platinum to deepest black. It is perfect for those “children of the night” in search of achieving a high fashion, high-gloss effect. Here are two formulas from their latest collection.


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    1

    The Gothic Collection is designed to be used with 3% (10Vol) Affinage Crème Developer. The mixing ratio is as follows: 1 part Gothic shade to 1.5 parts 3%(10vol) developer. e.g. 50ml/50g of Gothic shade to 75ml/75g of Affinage Crème Developer (10vol).

    Take Infiniti 1.117 Gothic Black with the above developer recipe.

    Process for 20 minutes.

    To protect his haircolor, the team used Indigo Defender with an overlay of Indigo Salt Spray for volume and texture.

  • close formula
    2

    The Gothic Collection is designed to be used with 3% (10Vol) Affinage Crème Developer. The mixing ratio is as follows: 1 part Gothic shade to 1.5 parts 3%(10vol) developer. e.g. 50ml/50g of Gothic shade to 75ml/75g of Affinage Crème Developer (10vol).

    The model was pre-lightened with Ice Crème (10Vol) to white. Take Infiniti Platinum (9.117) and Silver (10.117) and mix with 10Vol recipe to colored hair. Upon finishing, the hair was straightened with Indigo Smoothie and finished with Indigo Power.

  • close formula
    3

    1. To achieve ‘Salt and Pepper’ lowlights, use 4.117 and/or 6.117 on natural white hair. Because the traditional method of using natural colours with added ash for this effect sometimes results in the colour turning ‘warm’ after several weeks in the hair, the Gothic Collection 4.117 and 6.117 are the ideal choice.

    2. Converter is ideal for use with the Gothic Collection but may result in a slightly less strong colour result (Mix: 1 part Gothic shade to 2 parts Converter).

    3. The Gothic Collection is also intermixable with Infiniti Natural shades (.0) to create very cold flat natural colours (ideal for men).

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