What's the ratio of Hydrogen peroxide: Black hair dye? How much of the hydrogen peroxide do you add to the dye? Thx
1424878
3 drops of peroxide per small dollop of dye must be a paste consistency not running so that it does not get into the eye.Leave 7-10 or a little longer for desired intensity of color the longer you leave it the more that it grabs.
1424879
3% Hydrogen Peroxide. For eye brows and eye lashes, mix about 1/2 inch of the dye with 6 drops of Hydrogen Peroxide. Mix carefully and well till it is all blended, mix for about 30 seconds to 1 minute. Good Luck!
1424880
3 drops of peroxide and a 1/2 pea sized dollop of dye. Mixture should be a thick paste consistency so that it does not run. A small amount amount goes a long way apply with disposable mascara wand for complete coverage for brows. Do not apply directly to the lash line just the outer 3/4 of the lashes wait 7 to ten minutes depending upon desire density. Try not to dye the skin it will stain.
1424881
I found it works better with NO hydrogen peroxide! I tried it with and without, and now I use it straight from the tube, leave on for 15 minutes, and wipe off gently with a damp cotton ball, and then a clean cotton ball. I use it to dye my eyelashes. It turned out much darker without the hydrogen peroxide. NO, I did not go blind. Lol! Also, the $12 is a great savings over going to the salon every 7 weeks or so and getting them done for $25 & spending the time. I love it!
1424882
I do a 50/50 ratio. Its hard to get it perfectly measured but don't worry too much...you can eye ball it for half half and you'll be fine. Buy the cream developer instead for the liquid so its easier to see the ratios. No matter what, make sure its not thin so it doesn't run into the eyes.
1424883
RefectoCil has its own Oxidant to mix with it. on the little bottle it says Oxidant 3% 10 Vol. I always make it a little softer than a paste, so half an inch out of the tube RefectoCil, and than add some drops until it gets like a smooth paste. I should be easy to bring it on, if it is still to dry and to thick just ad one or two more drops until it is easy for you to work with. Hope this will help you.
1424884
There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're off a little bit you will still achieve the same results. There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're... » Read More There are not directions on the packaging and I have absolutely no beauty training so I advise this only as what works best for me; I typically use about a pea sized amount of dye to about three - five drops of developer. I find it works best when it's still thick because it stays better on my lashes and brows, about the consistency of lotion or toothpaste. I also make sure to mix them well so that all of the dye is exposed to the developer. When I first started using this product, I was also very concerned about this ratio but have found that it's not really an exact science and if you're off a little bit you will still achieve the same results. « Show Less
962042
A little goes a long way. The amount also depends how dark you want to be I usually like to be a little darker. I fill my airbrush solution about 1/3 in my machine and still have a bit that I pour back into the bottle when I'm done.
740
This is a toner, so it adds a lavender-ish tint to hair to counterbalance the brassiness that comes with bleached hair (especially dark hair). It is not a dye, it will only tint your hair :) It fades with washes and you usually have to use it once per week, leaving it ~10 minutes in after shampooing, to keep the hair from turning brassy. Although I ordered this product, I did not receive the exact product shown... The product I did receive, however, was very great and made my bleach blonde hair look platinum and beautiful. I hope this helps!
1298467
I use this to colour my hair due to an allergy to peroxide. I probably use 1/4 of the tube for every application.
1905454
3% is the over the counter percentage for almost hydrogen peroxide no matter what the size is. You may be able to go on line and find higher percentages but most will be 3%
616262
Please don't use 50 volume developer, it might work fast, but it could melt your hair off, and burn your head leaving bald spots. . Just bleach with 30 volume twice. Especially if you plan on going bright red and not platinum blonde, which is a whole different ordeal
125194
It's a semi permanent hair dye. It's more like a hair stain meaning it will wash out a little every time you shampoo your hair. With that being said it still last a very long time depending on how your hair was before you dyed it. If you bleach your hair first it will last much longer and be more vibrant. I usually dye my hair about every 2 months when the roots are visible.
2278609
If you dilute it well. I don't know the exact ratio but you probably can find that on Google. Full strength will burn you badly.
799980
None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!
788538
This mixes with the actual hair dye to activate it.so u need the dye and this but the volumes are different. Example this one volume 18 is for dyeing grey hair better. This in my opinion is a very good product i use this brand only and #5 coloring. Hope this helps
1793553
It says to use 30 but it depends on the results you want. I used a 40 because I wanted it to go from a dark dark brown to a super fire red which worked great but also more damaging to your hair, you can use the 20 it's just a slower turning process but it's less damaging
2203498
It really depends on how light you want to go, if your hair is damaged or if your willing to risk it being damaged. I'm black with thick hair and I use a sensitive scalp 20 volume developer. I wouldn't recommend anyone use a 40 volume developer as it can be very harsh on the hair. If you think you may bleach it more then once I would suggest a 20 or 30 volume.
399602
as far as i know it is only hydrogen peroxide. you only use a very small amount and i love it. but.....youshould read the book "the one minute cure" before using. your welcome...YOU HAVE TO KNOW HOW TO USE IT TOBE SUCCESSFUL SO BE SURE AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS IN THE BOOK. IT IS A GREAT PRODUCT.
1078468
I don't have experience with black hair as mine is a redish blonde. I have always treated my entire head with special attention to application around the sides and sideburn area as this is where my gray hair shows more than on top. Once you apply the creme on a daily basis and your hair begins to lose the gray, I only apply a couple of times a week or sometimes less to allow some gray to mix in. I want to avoid the appearance of a "dye job". This product is a great way to keep the gray from taking over without totally eliminating the gray.
1599855
Their website says "Doctor Easy recommends a solution of 1 part 3% hydrogen peroxide to 4 parts "body temperature" water. If desired, add a few drops of shampoo to the solution. Mix well before using. The Manufacturer assumes no responsibility for any other solution use." No mention of distilled water.
2255907
No ammonia or peroxide. This is considered a temporary color. It will cover the gray, but will not lighten darker hair. You can find answers to your questions at the clairol natural instincts website.
1437581
Buy another dye. Cause the color will not show in your hair. Plus it turns dark purple.