❗️Non usare l'ossigeno a 20 volumi 🤔 per COLORARE i capelli

Don't use 20-volume oxygen to cover your hair #haircoloring #colorimetry #coloredhair 🤩 Link: Where you can find all my channels, info, video courses, and online shop. 👇🏻 https://lnk.bio/appassionatideicapelli Hi, I'm Mirko Alunno, and in this short video I'll explain why you shouldn't use 20-volume oxygen to cover gray hair. This title was provocative, because obviously 20-volume oxygen is excellent for covering gray hair, but very often today people still think that using 30- or 40-volume oxygen isn't adequate for covering gray hair, whether it's a small or large percentage of gray hair. Precisely for this reason, I want to show you, using three strands of gray hair taken from the same head of hair, how 20-, 30-, and 40-volume oxygens work the same way. Also, who's responsible for covering gray hair, the oxygen or the coloring cream? And before going to the demonstration video, I remind you that I publish valuable videos every week, and if you'd like to stay updated, I recommend subscribing to the channel and clicking the bell. Now let's go to the video. These are the three strands before being colored at 20, 30, and 40 volumes. I use a fantastic color from the Natural Color company, and for this example, we're using an intermediate tone of 5, light brown. As you can see, this is the result. The processing time is 35 minutes for the 20-volume, 40 minutes for the 30-volume, and 45 minutes for the 40-volume developer. So, in terms of coverage, the result is identical. So, as I said before the example, don't worry about using a higher developer than the 20-volume because it will give you the same coverage. But what's the difference? Using different developer strengths is the tone that will lighten non-white hair. Let me explain better. If your regrowth has both white and natural light brown hair, and you want to achieve a color 7, in this case, the difference is three tones. We've seen that white hair is equally covered based on the developer, but They will lighten differently, so if your hair is a base color of 5 and your goal is 7, it's 3 tones, so you'll need to use the 30-volume product because, in addition to coloring, it will need to lighten 3 tones. If your base color is a 5 and your goal is an 8, the difference is 4 tones, so you'll need to use the 40-volume product. 0:00 Video introduction 0:11 Let me introduce myself 0:17 I'm introducing the video by saying you shouldn't use 20-volume developer. 0:25 This is a provocation. 0:39 Why is it the same to use 20-volume, 30-volume, or 40-volume developer to color your hair. 0:40 People still think it's better to use 20-volume. 1:04 I'm ruling out 10-volume developer for coloring gray hair. 1:32 Who's responsible for gray hair coverage? 1:41 I recommend you subscribe to the "Hair Enthusiasts" channel. 2:05 I use Azienda Naturalmente colorants. 2:25 Example. Practical 3:11 Some examples of how to use the best oxygen for coloring gray hair 🤩 Links: Where you can find all my channels, info, video courses, and online shop. 👇🏻 https://lnk.bio/appassionatideicapelli