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Framar Embossed Roll Back In Black 12.7cm x 97m

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Framar Embossed Roll Back In Black 12.7cm x 97mMake a bold statement behind the chair with Framar Back In Black Embossed Roll Foil a professional grade highlighting foil designed for precision, control, and standout salon performance. Featuring Framars signature embossed texture and a sleek black finish, this foil delivers superior grip while adding a modern, high impact look to your colour station. The embossed pattern helps prevent slipping during application, allowing colourists to work

Make a bold statement behind the chair with Framar Back In Black Embossed Roll Foil — a professional-grade highlighting foil designed for precision, control, and standout salon performance. Featuring Framar’s signature embossed texture and a sleek black finish, this foil delivers superior grip while adding a modern, high-impact look to your colour station.

The embossed pattern helps prevent slipping during application, allowing colourists to work confidently and efficiently, even with advanced techniques such as balayage, babylights, and creative foiling. With its medium-weight construction, this foil offers the ideal balance of flexibility and durability, ensuring secure folds, even saturation, and minimal tearing.

Measuring 12.7cm wide and 97 metres long, this roll allows stylists to cut custom foil lengths to suit any service or hair length. The bold black colour provides contrast during application, making it easier to track placement and saturation while delivering a clean, professional finish.

Key Benefits

  • Professional embossed foil for superior grip and control
  • Helps prevent slipping during colour services
  • Medium weight for flexibility and strength
  • Easy to cut to custom lengths
  • Supports clean folds and even saturation
  • Durable, tear-resistant construction
  • Ideal for foils, balayage, and creative colour techniques
  • Bold Back In Black design for a modern salon aesthetic
  • Designed for professional salon use

Product Details

  • Foil Type: Embossed roll foil
  • Design: Back In Black
  • Width: 12.7cm
  • Length: 97m
  • Weight: Medium
  • Application: Professional hair colouring

Why You’ll Love Framar Back In Black Foil

This foil combines high-performance functionality with bold visual appeal. The embossed texture keeps foils securely in place, while the roll format gives you total control over foil length and usage. It’s perfect for colourists who want reliability, efficiency, and a striking look at the chair.

Framar Embossed Roll Back In Black 12.7cm x 97m is a salon essential for colourists who want flawless results with a bold edge. With superior grip, durability, and professional performance, it delivers confidence and consistency — service after service.

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