L'Oréal Majirel Violet Booster 60 ml – Violet Intensifier

The Majirel Professionnel line's Violet Booster is integrated into the Majirel hair color mix to provide violet depth and counteract warm yellow or gold pigments. It has a high concentration of violet pigments, ideal for tone corrections, neutral undertones, or creative coloring effects. According to the SalonTotal website, it is described as: “Majirel Booster Violet enriches your hair color with a deep violet accent and an elegant cool undertone. … This booster is ideal for neutralizing yellow tones or enhancing purple nuances. … The formula is enriched with Ionène G™ and Incell™, providing optimal protection and care for your hair during coloring.” It should not be applied neat; it should always be mixed with a Majirel base and oxidizer in the appropriate proportion (for example, up to 1/4 of the booster with 3/4 of the base). Benefits Neutralizes undesirable yellow tones. Provides cool, deep violet undertones. Protects the hair fiber during coloring with Ionène G™ and Incell™. Easy to mix with Majirel bases. Ideal for correction and customization services. Who is it for? Professional colorists. Salons specializing in toning and color correction. Users seeking neutral or cool tones without yellowing. Composition: Concentrated violet pigments. Protective base with Ionène G™ and Incell™. Creamy, professional-blend formula. Targeted Action: Neutralizes yellow. Intensifies cool violet undertones. Protects and nourishes the hair fiber. Directions for use: Mix up to ¼ of the booster with ¾ of Majirel base. Add an oxidizer in a 1:1.5 ratio (e.g., 60 ml with 90 ml of oxidizer). Apply to dry, unwashed hair. Leave on for approximately 35 minutes. Emulsify, rinse, and shampoo with appropriate post-color products. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Can it be used alone? No, it must be mixed with Majirel base and oxidizer. How much does it tint the color? It depends on the proportion of booster: the higher the percentage, the more violet hue is added. Does it affect the coverage of the dye? Not significantly; its function is to tint rather than cover.