How to tell permanent color from rinses, glosses, and toners
Hair color products fall into distinct chemical categories that determine how they interact with the hair fiber.
This section sets out plain facts about the formulas we blend, the ingredients inside each bottle, and the steps required for testing before application.
Hair color products fall into distinct chemical categories that determine how they interact with the hair fiber.
Unpigmented strands lack the natural melanin base that darkens and anchors synthetic dye molecules.
Permanent color adds dye molecules to the hair fiber.
Developers carry two numbers on the label that describe the concentration of hydrogen peroxide inside.
Lifting dark pigment away leaves a raw pale yellow behind.
Oxidative color alters the fiber during the 20 to 25 minutes it sits on the scalp.
Our hair color is a permanent oxidative formula containing aromatic amines and hydrogen peroxide.
We blend permanent oxidative dye into a single liquid pump bottle.