Hair Color Developer
Looking for a hair developer to give you aprofessional hair color finish? Look no further. Designed to ensure uniform color delivery, the Matrix Oxydant is the perfect hair developer for those seeking intense, long-lasting hair color transformations.The Matrix Cream Oxydant Hair Color Developer is available in three different volumes: 20, 30, and 40. The versatile options allow you the freedom to select the ideal volume of hair color developer that aligns with your desired color outcome.
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Prep Your Hair Color The Right Way with Matrix Hair Developer
Achieving the perfect hair color is an art. We understand the importance of precision and consistency when it comes to professional hair color application. The Matrix Cream Oxydant hair developer is your trusted partner that can help you create vibrant, long-lasting shades that make heads turn. With its advanced formula, this hair color developer ensures impeccable color delivery every time. One of the key features of the Matrix Cream Oxydant is its availability in three different volumes: 20, 30, and 40. This range also allows you to customise your hair developer, tailoring it to meet your specific requirements. Whether you're aiming for a subtle shade adjustment or a dramatic hair color change, Matrix provides you the right hair color developer to help you achieve your hair goals.
What are hair developers?
Hair developers, also known as oxidising agents or hydrogen peroxide developers, are essential components in the process of hair coloring. These hair color developers are used in conjunction with the hair color or bleach to achieve the desired shade or level of lightness. These play a crucial role in the chemical reaction that occurs during the hair coloring process.
Hair developers contain hydrogen peroxide, which acts as an oxidising agent. When mixed with professional hair color or hair color lightener, the developer aids the opening of hair cuticles, allowing the color or bleach to penetrate the shaft. By doing so, the hair color developer enables the removal of natural pigments or deposits new color molecules into the hair strands, resulting in a change in hair color.
Which hair developer should you use?
Hair developers are available in different volumes, typically measured in percentages or "volumes" such as 10, 20, 30, or 40. The volume indicates the strength or concentration of hydrogen peroxide in the color developer. Your choice of hair color developer volume depends on the desired outcome and the starting color of your hair.
Hair developers with a lower volume, like 10 or 20, are used for deposit-only color or when a subtle color change is desired. Higher volume hair color developers, such as 30 or 40, are used for more significant color transformations or when you want to lighten the hair.
Darker hair or, one which might have previous color deposits, may require a higher volume hair developer to achieve the desired result. It's important to note that higher volume hair developers have a stronger bleaching or lightening effect. These color developers, however, need to be followed with proper hair care since they tend to be damaging if not used correctly.
How to use a hair developer?
Step 1: Choose the volume of the hair color developer as per your needs and desire. This helps determine how light or dark the color will appear on your hair.
Step 2: Mix the hair developer with the color you choose from varied hair color products in the ratio mentioned on the packaging of the hair color. For instance, mix with SoColor in 1.5 ratio and with Wonder Color in 1:1 ratio.
Step 3: Ensure that the product does not come in direct contact with the eyes.
Now that you know what a hair color developer is and how to use it, you can set sail with your fashion hair color, ammonia free hair color, among other hair color products. Browse through the range of hair developers by Matrix and choose the one that best fits you.
Unleash your inner artist by simply hopping onto the Matrix Virtual Hair Color Try-On tool. Experiment with all sorts of hair color shades online before you finally paint your lengths as per your desired color. Simply access your camera, select ‘selfie mode’, or use photos or sample models as per your preference. Et voila! With pixels as your canvas, click away on the multiple hair color options and choose the one that suits you the best.
FAQs
1. What is the role of a hair color developer?
A hair color developer, also known as an oxidising agent or hydrogen peroxide developer, is an essential component in the hair coloring process. When mixed with hair color or bleach, Matrix Oxydant opens the hair cuticles, allowing color or bleach to penetrate the shaft, depositing new color molecules or removing natural pigments for a lasting color change.
2. How do I choose the right Matrix developer volume?
Your choice depends on your desired outcome and starting hair color. Matrix Cream Oxydant is available in three volumes: 20, 30, and 40. Lower volumes like 20 are ideal for deposit-only color or subtle changes, while higher volumes like 30 and 40 are used for more significant color transformations or lightening.
3. What kind of hair color developer is best for keeping hair moisturized?
A lower volume developer causes less oxidative stress on the hair. Matrix Oxydant 20 volume is the best choice when you want deposit-only color or grey coverage with minimal impact on the hair's moisture levels, as higher volume developers tend to be more damaging if not used correctly.
4. Which hair color developer causes the least damage during coloring?
The least damaging option is always the lowest volume that achieves your desired result. Matrix Cream Oxydant 20 volume is recommended for subtle color changes and grey coverage, as higher volume developers have a stronger bleaching effect and need to be followed with proper hair care to avoid damage.
5. Best hair color developers that don't weigh hair down or cause greasiness?
Matrix Cream Oxydant is a cream-based developer that ensures smooth, uniform color delivery without leaving residue or buildup on the hair. Its consistent formula ensures impeccable color results every time, working cleanly alongside Matrix hair color products.
6. Should I use a 20 volume developer to darken hair?
Yes. Matrix Oxydant 20 volume is ideal for deposit-only color or darkening, as lower volume developers work by depositing new color molecules into the hair shaft without significant lifting of the natural pigment, making it the right choice for subtle shade changes and grey coverage.
7. Which Matrix developer works best with permanent hair color?
Matrix Cream Oxydant is specifically designed to work with Matrix permanent hair color products. Mix it with SoColor in a 1:1.5 ratio or with Wonder Color in a 1:1 ratio as mentioned on the packaging to ensure uniform, long-lasting color delivery every time.
8. Can a hair developer damage your hair?
Higher volume developers like 30 and 40 have a stronger bleaching and lightening effect, which means they can be damaging if not used correctly. It's important to follow higher volume applications with proper hair care to maintain hair health and condition after coloring.
9. Can I color my hair without a hair developer?
No. A hair color developer is an essential part of the coloring process. Without it, the hydrogen peroxide needed to open the hair cuticles and allow color pigments to penetrate the shaft is absent, meaning permanent hair color cannot deposit or lift effectively.
10. Will a 20 volume developer lighten hair?
A 20 volume Matrix Oxydant developer is primarily used for deposit-only color and grey coverage rather than significant lightening. For more noticeable lightening, a 30 or 40 volume developer would be more appropriate, depending on how many levels of lift are desired.
11. How does hydrogen peroxide work in a hair developer?
The hydrogen peroxide in Matrix Oxydant acts as an oxidising agent. When mixed with hair color or lightener, it opens the outer hair cuticles, allowing color pigments to enter the inner cortex to either deposit new color molecules or remove natural pigments to change the hair color.
12. What is the mixing ratio for Matrix Oxydant Developer?
The mixing ratio depends on the hair color product you're using. Mix Matrix Oxydant with SoColor in a 1:1.5 ratio, and with Wonder Color in a 1:1 ratio. Always refer to the ratio mentioned on the packaging of your chosen hair color product for best results.
13. Can darker hair need a higher volume developer?
Yes. Darker hair or hair with previous color deposits may require a higher volume Matrix Oxydant developer to achieve the desired result, as higher volumes have a stronger bleaching and lightening effect needed to break through existing pigment.
14. How many volumes does Matrix Oxydant Developer come in?
Matrix Cream Oxydant Hair Color Developer is available in three volumes: 20, 30, and 40. This range allows you to select the ideal volume based on your desired color outcome, whether you're looking for a subtle shade adjustment or a more dramatic color transformation.
15. Where can I try Matrix hair color shades before coloring?
Matrix offers a Virtual Hair Color Try-On tool that lets you experiment with different shades online before committing to a color. Simply access your camera, select selfie mode, or use photos or sample models to explore the full range of Matrix hair color options and find your perfect shade.

