Sensitive Scalp 20 Volume Creme Developer

I have naturally black hair and this didn’t work. I thought of leaving it for longer then 40min but it’s not recommended in the instructions.

Love this product! It’s nice and gentle for a sensitive scalp. It worked really well with my bleach and tone.

Really good developer for sensitive scalps. It’s gentle and didn’t cause irritation, even during processing. The cream formula mixes smoothly and applies evenly, making it easy to use for at-home coloring. Works well with lightening and gives consistent results without being too harsh.

Weloxon

Great for sensitive scalps!

I used this in combination with Wella Powder Lightener for Blondes and the result was incredible. Don't waste your time with bleaching kits like I did, just get a bottle of this and some bleach powder and paste an ample amount of this stuff on your head. It literally lifted my hair from medium dark brown to a vibrant copper shade in 15 mins!!! The ratio of bleach powder to developer I used was 1:1.5 but it may be different for you depending on the bleach powder you use. I wanted my hair to go copper, so I didn't put toner in after, but I would recommend toner if you don't want orange/yellow tones showing up in your hair. This stuff doesn't burn the scalp by the way. It smells okay but I would still use it in a ventilated area because it is peroxide after all. Damage is very minimal (not noticeable) if you use the 20 vol. I think it's probs better to just bleach your head repeatedly over time using 20 vol rather than plaster 30-40 vol on it at once. Just use plenty of conditioner and hair oils and wash your head with shampoo less regularly than before to keep damage to a minimum. This is also a great purchase because you get a lot of product and it will last you a very long time (and save you tonnes of money). METHOD I USED: I put A LOT of product into my hair (so much so that it looked as though I was shampooing it) and my scalp didn't itch/burn/tingle at all. After I lathered the bleach in, I covered my head with cling wrap and used a hair dryer to create some heat to quicken the lightening process. This is the 3rd time I've bleached my hair and this is what I've learned: 1 - Use ample product for an even result. 2 - Use a comb to brush bleach into hair so you don't miss any spots 3 - Start with the tips and end with the roots (roots develop MUCH faster) 4 - Wrap your head up in plastic and blow dry it on a high heat setting to quicken lightening process 5 - Don't wash hair with shampoo for at least a week prior to bleaching. The oilier the better! HOPE THIS HELPS AND HAPPY BLEACHING!!! :)