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Oreor 20 Volume Creme Developer for Hair Coloring

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $4.33.Current price is: $2.16.

Enhances hair brightness and ensures even color results before dyeing with a gentle, creamy formula.

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Oreor Creme Developer 20 Volume

The My Beauty Site Pro Oreor 20 Volume Creme Developer is beneficial for lightening and brightening hair before dyeing. It helps achieve a uniform hair color. The creamy formula is gentle on hair, leaving it nourished. It can be used as a substitute for liquid peroxide. It is safe to use, however, it is recommended to use it under professional guidance.

Product Specifications

Volume 20 Volume
Form Cream
Function Lightening, Brightening, Uniform Color Application
Usage Before hair dyeing; as substitute for liquid peroxide

FAQ

Can this developer be used with any hair dye?

It is best used with professional hair dyes. Always check compatibility with the specific dye product you are using.

Is it safe for colored or damaged hair?

The creamy formula is gentle and suitable for use on colored or damaged hair, but results may vary depending on hair condition.

How should I apply this developer?

Apply the developer evenly to damp hair after mixing with the hair dye according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Use it immediately after mixing to maintain effectiveness.

3 reviews for Oreor 20 Volume Creme Developer for Hair Coloring

  1. Diane Peters –

    I used this developer before a root touch-up and noticed a much more even color. My hair felt softer after the treatment. It’s easier to apply than liquid peroxide and didn’t feel harsh on my scalp.

  2. Isaac Henderson –

    The cream texture makes it easier to spread. I liked how it reduced the harshness of the dye process. My hair didn’t feel dry after the treatment, which was a big plus.

  3. Nicholas Arnold –

    It worked as expected for lightening, but I had to mix it carefully to avoid over-processing. It’s a good alternative to liquid peroxide, especially for sensitive hair types.

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