Rhol is a versatile, ammonia-free, tone on tone demi-permanent collection for precision formulation, every time.

• Rich, natural coconut base provides UV protection while soothing and moisturizing the hair during the color process.
• Infused with 7 herbal extracts designed to stimulate, restore, protect and condition.
• 33 intermixable shades and Clear for easy customization.
• Ideal for first-time clients, blending or looking for a softer result.
• Great for toning, glossing, and fillers.
• Mixing ratio 1:2.
• Rhol leaves no line of demarcation.

FAQ

Q1) What is Tocco Magico Freelux High Lifts?
While Freelux doesn’t have a separately branded “High Lift” product line like classic high-lift colors in other systems, Freelux can be used for lift-oriented permanent color services when formulated and mixed with the appropriate developer to achieve a lighter result on natural hair. Freelux is part of Tocco Magico’s advanced ammonia-free permanent hair color system formulated for brighter, stable permanent tones. 

Q2) What is the Freelux color system?
Freelux is a professional ammonia-free permanent hair color system from Tocco Magico that avoids harsh chemicals such as ammonia, PPD, resorcinol, petroleum derivatives, and many common allergens while delivering vibrant, long-lasting permanent color results. It’s known for respecting the hair structure and scalp balance. 

Q3) How does Freelux support “high lift” goals?
Although Freelux shades are primarily designed for permanent color deposit and conditioning, stylists seeking higher lift results typically rely on:
• Choosing lighter base shades in Freelux (e.g., very light to light tones)
• Mixing with higher volume Universal OXY developer (e.g., 20-40 vol depending on lift needed)
• Pairing color with proper lightening prep or stronger developer strategies
This helps Freelux achieve brighter, lighter tones with reduced warmth compared to some traditional ammonia formulas — within the capacity of permanent color systems. 

Q4) Should stylists use Freelux for extreme lift (e.g., going from dark brown to very light blonde)?
For maximum lift goals (e.g., dramatic levels), traditional bleaching or dedicated high-lift products/lighteners (like DeLight Free Blond or Universal Powder Lightener) are recommended before Freelux toning — because Freelux excels in depositing permanent tone and conditioning, but it doesn’t lighten as aggressively as dedicated lighteners. 

Q5) What are the conditioning benefits of Freelux formulas?
Freelux colors feature natural active ingredients (such as ceramides, micro pigments, hyaluronic acid, oils like tsubaki/camellia oil) that help hydrate, protect, and enhance shine during the coloring process — supporting healthier hair even when higher volume developers are used for lift.

Q6) Does Freelux cover gray hair?
Yes — Freelux permanent hair color shades are formulated to deliver excellent gray coverage when mixed with the appropriate developer and processed per professional timing. 

Q7) What developer and mixing ratio should stylists use?
Freelux colors are typically mixed with a Universal OXY developer at a ~1:1.5 color:developer ratio. Higher volume developers can increase lift/deposit when working toward lighter results, but always balance with hair condition. 

Q8) Who is Freelux High Lift best suited for?
Although there’s no specific Freelux High Lift shade, Freelux lighter and cooler tones are suited for clients who:
• Want bright permanent color with reduced warmth
• Have lighter natural bases and want to enhance brightness
• Need a permanent toner after lightening services. 

Q9) How long does Freelux permanent color last?
As a permanent hair color, Freelux pigments are formulated for long-lasting retention, especially with proper color-safe aftercare (sulfate-free shampoo/conditioner and UV/heat protection). 

Q10) What aftercare helps maintain “high lift” brightness?
After services targeting lighter or brighter results, recommend clients use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and conditioners, heat/UV protection, and occasional toning products (purple/blue enhancers) to maintain optimal tone between salon visits.