Description
The Wella Blondor Freelights Developer 6% 1000ml is a professional, precisely formulated developer specifically designed for freehand bleaching techniques where control and precision are essential. Thanks to the unique combination of hydrogen peroxide and flexible acrylic polymers , the developer adheres securely to the hair without smudging, giving stylists complete freedom to create soft, natural-looking blonde transitions.
The 6% variant ( 20 vol. ) offers a gentle and controlled lift , ideal for clients who want subtle, sun-kissed blonde tones while preserving their hair structure. This lower strength allows for lighter hair without aggressive lightening, resulting in a soft, natural finish. Combined with Blondor Freelights powders , this developer performs optimally and ensures consistent, safe, and even lightening.
Features / Key Benefits
✔ Non-smudging formula thanks to flexible acrylic polymers
✔ Provides a gentle lift for subtle, natural blonde results
✔ Ideal for balayage & freehand techniques
✔ Ensures controlled application and even lift
✔ Perfect match with Blondor Freelights bleaching powders
✔ Professional, stable performance
✔ Content: 1000ml
Instructions for use
Apply to dry hair with gentle, sweeping motions. Use only on the top layer of the hair and avoid oversaturating. The processing time varies depending on hair type and desired lift, with a maximum of 50 minutes . Check every 5–10 minutes.
If irritation or a burning sensation occurs, stop treatment immediately and rinse.
Specifications / Technical information
-
Product type: Developer
-
Strength: 6% / 20 vol.
-
Lift: Mild, subtle, controlled
-
Technology: Flexible acrylic polymers
-
Application: Balayage, freehand techniques
-
Compatibility: Best performance with Freelights powders
-
Content: 1000ml
Additional information
Freelights 6% is the perfect choice for color techniques that require a soft, natural lift. Thanks to its controlled action and non-bleeding texture, stylists can work with precision without unwanted smudging, streaking, or bleeding.
FAQ
1. What is the difference between 6%, 9% and 12%?
6% = mild lift, 9% = medium lift, 12% = strong lift. All three are designed for freehand techniques.
2. Is this developer safe for all hair types?
Yes, if used correctly and under the supervision of a professional.
3. Can I use it with normal bleaching powders?
Technically yes, but the best results are achieved with Freelights powders .
4. Does the product run during balayage?
No, the acrylic polymers provide optimal grip.
5. How often should I check during the exposure period?
Every 5–10 minutes , up to a maximum of 50 minutes.
6. Can I do a full bleaching with this?
It is primarily intended for freehand techniques; for complete discoloration, stronger or differently formulated developers are more common.
