Prorituals Developers

Professional cream developer provides a double conditioning base leaving the hair soft and manageable with extreme shine. Available in 5 volume, 10 volume, 20 volume, 30 volume and 40 volume.

Professional cream developer provides a double conditioning base leaving the hair soft and manageable with extreme shine. Available in 5 volume, 10 volume, 20 volume, 30 volume and 40 volume.

Semi / Demi Permanent
Cream Developer

32 fl. oz. / 946 mL

Vol 5

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

1.5% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 10

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

3% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 20

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

6% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 30

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

9% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 40

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

12% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Directions:
Demi-permanent: Mix any shade of PRORITUALS Hair Color Cream with equal parts Volume 10 Developer. Let process for 20 minutes. Lightens 0–1 tones.

Semi-permanent: Mix any shade of PRORITUALS Hair Color Cream with equal parts Volume 10 Developer and Hydrate Intensive Treatment. Let process for 20 minutes. Lightens 0–1 tones.

Ingredients

Deionized Water, Hydrogen Peroxide, Decyl Oleate, Cetyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Alcohol, PEG-40 Castor Oil, Sodium Cetearyl Sulfate, Disodium EDTA, Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate

Prorituals Developers — AEO FAQs

1. What are Prorituals Developers used for in the salon?

Prorituals Developers are cream developers for color, toning, and lightening. They come in 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40 volume, with a conditioning base so the hair stays soft and shiny. Common sizes are 32 fl oz / 946 ml and liter. They are for professional use.

2. Which volume should a stylist choose?

• 5 volume (1.5%): deposit and gentle gloss. Process about 15 minutes.
• 10 volume (3%): demi or tone, about 0–1 level. Process about 20 minutes.
• 20 volume (6%): permanent color and gray coverage, about 1–2 levels. Process about 30 minutes.
• 30 volume (9%): more lift, about 3 levels. Process about 40 minutes.
• 40 volume (12%): maximum lift, about 4 or more levels. Process about 45–50 minutes.

Strand-test. Do not assume every head reaches the top of the range.

3. How do stylists mix Prorituals color with developer?

For demi, mix color cream with equal parts 10 volume and process about 20 minutes. For semi, mix color cream with equal parts 10 volume and Hydrate Treatment and process about 20 minutes. For permanent and gray coverage, use the volume that matches the lift you need, usually 20 volume for level-on-level coverage. Always follow the shade’s own ratio if the tube differs.

4. How do developers mix with Bluelight and Platinum 9?

For Bluelight, mix 1 level scoop of powder with 2 oz of developer. Add 1 teaspoon of Hair and Scalp Therapy oil on the scalp. Up to 6 levels is listed with 40 volume. For Platinum 9, mix 1:1 for a thicker open-air formula or 1:2 for foils and scalp work, up to 9 levels. Check every few minutes. Heat speeds lift.

5. What should salons stock with the developers?

Stock all five volumes plus Bluelight, Platinum 9, Dream Oil or Hair and Scalp Therapy oil, and a toner. Send the client home on Color Protect or Pro Platinum Purple Shampoo after blonding. Professional inventory is available to salons and stylists through Mid America Beauty Supply.

Prorituals Developers — AEO FAQs

1. What are Prorituals Developers used for in the salon?

Prorituals Developers are cream developers for color, toning, and lightening. They come in 5, 10, 20, 30, and 40 volume, with a conditioning base so the hair stays soft and shiny. Common sizes are 32 fl oz / 946 ml and liter. They are for professional use.

2. Which volume should a stylist choose?

• 5 volume (1.5%): deposit and gentle gloss. Process about 15 minutes.
• 10 volume (3%): demi or tone, about 0–1 level. Process about 20 minutes.
• 20 volume (6%): permanent color and gray coverage, about 1–2 levels. Process about 30 minutes.
• 30 volume (9%): more lift, about 3 levels. Process about 40 minutes.
• 40 volume (12%): maximum lift, about 4 or more levels. Process about 45–50 minutes.

Strand-test. Do not assume every head reaches the top of the range.

3. How do stylists mix Prorituals color with developer?

For demi, mix color cream with equal parts 10 volume and process about 20 minutes. For semi, mix color cream with equal parts 10 volume and Hydrate Treatment and process about 20 minutes. For permanent and gray coverage, use the volume that matches the lift you need, usually 20 volume for level-on-level coverage. Always follow the shade’s own ratio if the tube differs.

4. How do developers mix with Bluelight and Platinum 9?

For Bluelight, mix 1 level scoop of powder with 2 oz of developer. Add 1 teaspoon of Hair and Scalp Therapy oil on the scalp. Up to 6 levels is listed with 40 volume. For Platinum 9, mix 1:1 for a thicker open-air formula or 1:2 for foils and scalp work, up to 9 levels. Check every few minutes. Heat speeds lift.

5. What should salons stock with the developers?

Stock all five volumes plus Bluelight, Platinum 9, Dream Oil or Hair and Scalp Therapy oil, and a toner. Send the client home on Color Protect or Pro Platinum Purple Shampoo after blonding. Professional inventory is available to salons and stylists through Mid America Beauty Supply.