The Solution To Canine Coat Care and Color
HOME DISTRIBUTORS TESTIMONIALS SEARCH CONTENTS
SHEAR EDUCATION SHEAR REGISTRATION SHEAR SHARPENING/REPAIR
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The Solution To Canine Coat Care and Color HOME DISTRIBUTORS TESTIMONIALS SEARCH CONTENTS SHEAR EDUCATION SHEAR REGISTRATION SHEAR SHARPENING/REPAIR
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TOOLS BRUSH - PIN & NEW FUSION BRUSHES! COSMETICS WHITE ICE & BLACK ICE COLOR COAT SPRAY & WHITE ICE CREME
LIQUIDS MYSTIC EAR NEW THICK N THICKER SPRAY, GEL, FOAMING PROTEIN CLEAN START CLARIFYING SHAMPOO DAY TO DAY MOISTURIZING SHAMPOO DAY TO DAY MOISTURIZING CONDITIONER
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FEATURES: ADVANTAGES: BENEFITS: Black On Black is for use on black canine coats to deep multi colored breeds such as mahoganies to dark brindles' and dark chocolates. Will not discolor mahogany and dark tan markings. If using on a tri-colored coat apply White On White in the white areas first then go in with Black On Black in the black areas, if you accidentally spill Black On Black into the white areas do not be concerned since you already have the white areas suds up with White On White. HOW BLACK ON BLACK WORKS - The goal of Black On Black is to get rid of those ugly reddish over-tones. We do not want to be dyeing a canines coat for dyes lie on the outside of the cuticle lens therefore dulling the coat in appearance and also rubbing off on your hands. Instead we are drabbing the black with green pigments. The reason you have reddish overtone on a black coated canine is that the blacker black hair is the more red pigment is under the cuticle of the hair shaft. When the outer lens is bleached out by the sun or other elements then the red pigment is exposed. And, what drabs the color of red is green. Chris Christensen Systems Black On Black's diminutive molecular structure is like Black On Black being a golf ball versus a basketball, the molecular structure of Chris Christensen Systems treatments are so tiny that they can go under the cuticle lens and clean and deposit pigment without the use of harsh chemicals. We are neutralizing red through a combination of green pigments. By depositing the green pigments under the lens we are restoring the beautiful black you once had. And, also note that by depositing under the lens we are leaving a beautiful sheen, for the lens works like a piece of glass would, reflecting and intensifying the color under it. |
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