COLORCHARM Clear Liquid Hair Color Developer | 20 Volume | For Optimal Gray Blending and Rich| 32 Fl Oz

I was upset initially because I didn’t realize it was a clear, thin peroxide, but turns out I actually like it better than the cream formula. It’s easier to get out of the bottle without the splatter due to a higher viscosity. Easier to distribute along the root lines.

Using as a stain remover with ammonia. Working well so far.

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This bottle is HUGE! I have used this at least 7 times with several bleaching kits and a variety of toners and color corrector on my platinum blonde hair and it's fabulous. I wasn't sure about the clear formula, but it's easier to mix in a beaker when you're using corrector drops, toner (mixing several toners together), and to measure and blend properly. It's really liquidy at first, but I find when you mix or shake it....it becomes just as easy to use as the cream version and is just as even on the application and saturation. Color Charm products are the only ones I'll use on my thick, wavy, frizz prone platinum blonde hair. This will last you for a very long time and is perfect for those using it for toner touch ups or even lemon baths (freshly squeezed lemons, baking soda, color charm 20 developer, and a bit of shampoo). Works great for removing unwanted ashy or purple tones if you tone too deeply. I think I'll stick with the 20 Clear instead of the cream because of ease of mixing and smooth application, but all of Wellas products are excellent.*Photo include toners that I use and products that work well mixed with Color Charm Liquid Developer 20*

Good size to have on hand.

It came leaking and I got some in my mouth (idk how ) but it works great i personally like the cream kind better bc this one is straight liquid

I didn't know this was in a clear bottle!! Hydrogen peroxide needs to be stored in an opaque (non-see thru) bottle because it naturally breaks down into h20 and oxygen over time and with the help of light, it happens faster. That's why the hydrogen peroxide you get at the pharmacy is in a brown bottle. I used this product and it did NOT react as peroxide would. I thought it was inexpensive for what I needed. I guess you get what you pay for, because it was practically water. I wish I could return it but all of my students used it for our elephant toothpaste chemical reaction that fell FLAT on its face. So embarrassing!!

This is a clear liquid 20 volume I meant to get the creamy volume I don't know if it works the same or not I need to find out soon if not I need to return this ASAP