OXIDATIVE DYES

peroxide solution

PEROXIDE SOLUTION (H2O2)

Water
Hydrogen Peroxide (3% - 12%)
Thickener
Emulsifiers / Surfactants
Stabilizers
Acids
Buffer

color cream

COLOR CREAM

Fatty Phase
Thickeners and Emulsifiers

Water Phase
Water, Alkalizing agents, Buffer, Surfactants, Reducing and complexing agents, Perfume and care ingredients

Dyestuffs
Oxidative dyes with Couplers and Precursor, Direct Dyes

ready mixed formula

READY MIXED FORMULA

H2O2 and color builder react together to become dyestuffs. The oxidative colors react when adding H2O2 as a developer. This oxidation causes the colorless color builders in the mass to form dyes that can be stored inside the hair.

The ready developed dyes attach to the hair and last for a long time.

oxidative dyes

OXIDATIVE DYES

Oxidative dyes mainly stick on the inside of the hair.

SHADE DEVELOPMENT

Colorists often ask if the red dyestuff in a light color is the same as the red dyestuff in a darker color. The answer is no. There are many reds, browns, coppers or golden dyestuff-combinations that appear in different shades.

The development of an oxidative hair color is very complex. The chemist has to choose from several couplers and precursors to develop a new shade. The mixture of a precursor with different couplers leads to various results. Each precursor/coupler combination has its own specific shading. There are several combinations in one single shade.

Learn more about Color Theory here.

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