The oxidant is used as an accelerator for the chemical activity in hair dye. There are different types of oxidants:
Oxidant Number 1 or 6% or 20 Volume: It only partially opens the color and has a lightening power of two to three degrees.
Oxidant Number 2 or 9% or 30 Volume: It has a high lightening and bleaching power on white hair, with a lightening power of three to five degrees.
Oxidant Number 3 or 12% or 40 Volume: Used only for bleaching, it offers high lightening power with the least amount of color.
The Scalyum oxidant contains rice protein and softeners, preventing sensitivity, dryness, and brittleness, while enhancing the softness and smoothness of the hair, giving beauty to your hair and face.
How to Use: The usual mixing ratio of dye to oxidant is (1:1). After mixing the dye and oxidant, follow these steps:
Dyeing Hair for the First Time: Start applying the mixture from the back of the head, about 3 centimeters away from the ends of the hair, towards the tips. After 10 to 15 minutes, apply another amount of the mixture to the hair roots and allow it to stay for another 20 to 30 minutes.
Dyeing Newly Grown Hair: Prepare the mixture as above and first apply it to the roots of the hair. After 20 to 30 minutes, moisten the hair with warm water, then use a comb to evenly distribute the color throughout all parts of the hair, and let the color sit for another 5 to 10 minutes.
Effects of Use: Thanks to the presence of moisturizing protein, the Macadamia oxidant strengthens and softens the hair, preventing dryness, brittleness, and sensitivity, providing you with beautiful hair and an attractive face.