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*Best sell*Hair Bleaching powder 30g + Hair Peroxide 100ml /dye hair /bleaching hair 100ML Hair Developer Hair Peroxide/bleaching powder/bleaching hair #Malaysia #readystock #bleach #bleachinghair #bleachset Description: Peroxide is a specially stabilized developer formulated for use with all permanent haircolors when covering gray/white hair or lightening the natural hair color. For best results, follow manufacturer's recommended mixing instructions. "https://www.glamot.com/blog/26432/how-to-choose-right-developer-for-hair-color" Description: Mix well. Do not use metal bowls/stirrers. Keep cap tightly closed when not in use. Store in a cool, dark place and keep away from excessive heat and light. Never return unused product to the bottle. Do not store mixed developer and hair color in a closed bottle as it may cause internal pressure and break the container. 6% cover grey hair 9 n 12 blightern color 2 to 5 tone How to Choose the Right Volume Developer? The choosing the correct developer to use for your desired results is crucial to getting the color you want. The force/concentration of developer is expressed in percentage (%) or units of volume (Vol.). The higher the number is the stronger the developer is and it therefore more lightens hair. 1) Developer Choice by Color Type Temporary colors Semi-/demi-permanent colors are mixed with weaker developers (3 Vol. to 20 Vol.) or even no developers. Permanent colors These color are used with moderate developers. Usually 20 Vol. to 30 Vol. Lighteners It is necessary to use stronger developers to the bleaching powders or creams. Usually 30 vol. to 40 Vol. Developer Choice by Degree of Lightening/Darkening Choose concentration of developer according to how distinct you want to achieve hair lightening. Usually each 3 % of developer achieves lightening of 1 degree. If you want to keep your level of color, use the 3% developer. No lift developer & 10 volume developer (3% peroxide) Darkening of hair by 1 level. It only works if you are going from a lighter to a darker shade, not the other way round. Adds a shade or tint to hair of the same lightness level. 20 volume developer (6% peroxide) Offers lifting by 1-2 levels. The most common force of developer. It is usually used with temporary color and permanent dye. Also suitable for covering 100% white hair. 30 volume developer (9% peroxide) Lightens up to 3 levels. Used for dyeing and also for lightening hair. Suitable for coloring grey hair. The most often it is mixed with permanent color and lightening cream or powder. 40 volume developer (12% peroxide) Serves only for lightening. Up to 8 levels of lift. Ideal for a super platinum blonde result. It is used together with a lightening cream or powder. There is a risk of hair burns. You should never use a a 40 volume developer at home. Not recommended use 12 unless for professional