Oxidants
Hair dye oxidants and activators for mixing together with professional hair dyes for use both at home and in the beauty salon. In home conditions, it is most convenient to use small 60 ml oxidant bottles, and for hairdressers we suggest choosing larger 1 L quantities, which will be enough for more than one procedure.
Long-term hair dyes, so-called permanent, can darken or lighten hair by several tones. Their basis is a peroxide emulsion, the amount of which in the dye can vary from 3 to 12 percent.
When dyeing gray hair for the first time, 3% emulsion is sufficient. 3-6% emulsion is needed to change the color of dark hair by several tones. Regrown hair roots will be affected by 6% peroxide emulsion, already dyed hair ends - 3%. It is not possible to lighten dark hair to completely light in one dyeing - the hair structure will be irreversibly damaged. It is better to do it two or three times with a break of a couple of weeks.
Hair dye oxidants and activators for mixing together with professional hair dyes for use both at home and in the beauty salon. In home conditions, it is most convenient to use small 60 ml oxidant bottles, and for hairdressers we suggest choosing larger 1 L quantities, which will be enough for more than one procedure.
Long-term hair dyes, so-called permanent, can darken or lighten hair by several tones. Their basis is a peroxide emulsion, the amount of which in the dye can vary from 3 to 12 percent.
When dyeing gray hair for the first time, 3% emulsion is sufficient. 3-6% emulsion is needed to change the color of dark hair by several tones. Regrown hair roots will be affected by 6% peroxide emulsion, already dyed hair ends - 3%. It is not possible to lighten dark hair to completely light in one dyeing - the hair structure will be irreversibly damaged. It is better to do it two or three times with a break of a couple of weeks.
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