Your Hair, Your Safety, Your Passport
Introducing Colourstart Paspport
The first MEDICALLY approved test for hair colour allergies has arrived and we think you will love it as much as we do!
Legislation has been in place for a while, but it has recently changed and legally salons cannot now perform any colour services on a client who has not had a patch test in the last 6 months in that particular salon.

Life happens fast. With your Colourstart Passport, you can go from Blonde to Brunette on a whim without waiting 48 hours for a new patch test. Total hair freedom, zero admin.
Colourstart can show whether someone may be allergic to one of the ingredients, called PPD, used in hair colorants

How to use Colourstart
Colourstart consists of an adhesive patch that contains two small, separate squares. One square contains a small amount of PPD (this is the positive ‘+’ part), the other contains no PPD (this is the negative ‘-‘ part) and is used for comparison only.
The patch is applied to an easily visible part of the arm at least 4 days before an appointment for hair colour. The patch is left on for at least 48 hours (2 days) and then removed. 48 hrs (2 days) later, the arm can be inspected for any sign of a reaction.
If there is any sign of redness, itching or inflammation on the site of the patch, this is an indication that you may be allergic to PPD. If this happens you should not use hair colorant. If you are unsure about what to do, or if you have a severe reaction, you should seek the advice of a pharmacist or doctor. Please see the Patient Information Leaflet (PIL).



