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What is it:
The professional Revlon Creme Peroxide uses hydrogen peroxide stabilising technology to ensure even developing power and mixing texture, helping you quickly deliver fantastic results for your clients' colour services.

*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 20 Vol developer mean in Revlon Revlonissimo Technics Creme Peroxide?

20 Vol (volume) developer contains 6% hydrogen peroxide and provides a medium oxidation level. This strength is ideal for lifting hair color by 2-3 levels, making it suitable for most hair coloring applications, from root touch-ups to all-over color corrections. The 20 Vol formula balances lifting power with hair integrity protection.

Is Revlon Revlonissimo Technics Creme Peroxide safe for sensitive scalp?

Revlon Revlonissimo Technics is a professional-grade developer formulated for controlled color processing. However, if you have a sensitive scalp, perform a patch test 24-48 hours before use. For extremely sensitive scalps, consult with a professional colorist about alternative strengths or protective pre-treatment options. Avoid application directly on broken or irritated skin.

Can I use Revlon Revlonissimo Technics 20 Vol developer on previously colored hair?

Yes, 20 Vol developer is suitable for previously colored hair when doing color corrections, refreshes, or darker shades. However, for delicate or over-processed hair, consult a professional first. Always perform a strand test to assess how your hair will respond, as prior color treatments may affect processing time and results.