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What it is:
Sunlights Balayage Suncrème High Lift Balayage Developer 50 Vol. is designed to maximize lift and reduce processing time.

What else you need to know:
Suncrème may be used with any manufacturer's professional hair color, lightener, or bond enhancer whose directions call for 50 volume crème developer. Achieves up to 8 levels of lift.

*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 50 Vol. 15% mean on the Sunlights Candy Shaw developer?

The 50 Vol. indicates the developer's oxygen release level, which lifts hair color by approximately 5 levels. The 15% concentration is the hydrogen peroxide strength, formulated specifically for high-lift balayage applications. This combination is ideal for achieving lightening effects on pre-lightened or blonde hair without over-processing.

Is Sunlights Candy Shaw Suncreme developer safe for sensitive scalp?

Sunlights Candy Shaw Suncreme developer is formulated with conditioning agents to minimize scalp irritation during processing. However, we recommend performing a patch test 24-48 hours before application, especially for sensitive or previously irritated scalps. Always follow the mixing ratio and processing time guidelines to ensure safe application.

Can I use 50 Vol. developer on virgin or unprocessed hair?

The 50 Vol. developer is specifically designed for high-lift balayage on pre-lightened or blonde hair. Using it on virgin hair may result in uneven lifting and potential damage. For virgin hair, we recommend consulting with a professional colorist to determine the appropriate developer strength for your hair type and desired result.