Salon Care 40 Volume Clear Developer, 32 Oz

WHAT A GREAT FIND!!! I needed to remove blood stains from some fabric. After watching a YouTube on blood stain removal by The Stain Guide, I purchased a bottle of the 20 Volume Clear Developer offered by Sally's. Following the instructions from the video, I was able to removed weeks' old stains. It didn't take much to get done what I needed, and I won't hesitate to purchase this again when I get low on what I have.

Como siempre, la mejor opción 👌.

Es líquido,pensé que era en crema

Great for making the chemical reaction to speed up rusting bare metal.

decent for hair

My husband is actually using this to whiten his vintage toys (sun damage/yellowing), and it works great for that purpose! It’s strong, consistent, and does exactly what it’s supposed to. If you're into retro toy restoration, this stuff gets the job done.

If you have to suffer with carpet, cats and a spilling-coffee Granny, this stuff is exactly what you need. I put it in a spray bottle at a ratio of maybe 50/50 with water or 3% hydrogen peroxide (in the brown bottles), spray it on carpet stains, scrub with a brush to remove the stain, then stomp a paper towel over it to pick up the soil and remove moisture from the carpet. I have tackled OLD pet stains which were VERY smelly, and this brought the carpet back to "almost like new" status. The cats no longer pose an issue, since they go outside now. But Granny is still spilling at a ratio of 5/1. I clean up one stain, and she gives me 5 new ones. TBH, I think she just likes to watch me clean things. Please note: I have never used this as a hair product. I'm going off a video I watched on YT about getting stains out of carpet.

Maybe I should read more when buying thing bc this is not what I was expecting. Does it work YES Did it do the job well YES. But I was very thrown off by how watery the consistency is and it seem to get foamy from the hydrogen peroxide. Was very strange and I won’t buy this again TBH I will stick with the creme