REF Stockholm · SE

Neutral Fixing Fluid

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€22,46

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REF Neutral Fixing Fluid is the final, neutral-pH fixing step of REF Stockholm's Curly Perm system, applied after the perm solution has been rinsed out to fix and stabilise the new curl pattern in the hair.

This is a hazardous professional chemical product for salon use only. Perm-fixing/neutralising fluids of this type are typically mild oxidising formulas and can cause skin and eye irritation or allergic reactions in sensitised individuals. Patch test 48 hours beforehand, wear gloves, avoid eye contact, keep away from bleach or other oxidising products, and rinse immediately with plenty of water if it contacts skin or eyes.

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Composition

Neutral-pH fixing/neutralising fluid used as the final step of the REF Curly Perm system, formulated to stabilise the hair's restructured bonds after the perm solution is rinsed out. Full INCI not independently verifiable from a single public source — confirm against packaging/SDS before use.

How to use

Apply as the last step of the Curly Perm routine, after thoroughly rinsing out the Curly Perm Solution/Fluid Regulator and gently towel-drying the hair with rods still in place, per REF's system instructions. Leave for the processing time specified by REF's system guidance, then rinse thoroughly and remove rods. Professional/salon use only; patch test 48 hours beforehand; wear gloves; avoid eye contact.

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