🔵 L'Oreal Paris Oreor 20Volume Creme Developer: White/Blue Formula 16 Fl Oz - Highly Effective Review

I'm in love with this designer! I tried to lighten my hair, I used Pravana Pure White Creme Lightener and mixed it with an oxidizer. The consistency is great, mixes well with the bleach and lifts the hair nicely! Now I go to the developer when I want to lift my hair. Highly recommended!

I bought this based on other users reviews and I was not disappointed. I used 10 volume as I was going darker than my natural brown so all I had to do was open my cuticles to pick up the dye. However, if you are also trying to hide gray hair and your hair is difficult to dye or bleach, then increase the volume to 20. Gray hair is difficult to dye for some reason, and this slightly added volume did the trick. It worked well with the paint I bought from Joico.

I feel like I would need to use a little more highlighting powder with this one to get the texture and thickness I wanted compared to my regular brand which starts with W and has a better texture. When I tried again with more bleach I got a better whitening effect and creamy texture. It seems a bit weaker than the brand I'm used to (another brand was also a 20vol cream developer) but for about half the price I can't complain. Be sure to use a quality bleach for best results.

Works well with Wella brand T-18 toner. I found it cheaper than buying the 20 volume Wella toner I was offered. It also worked the same way!

When I unscrewed the lid, there was no seal at the top. I don't know if it has already been opened and just returned and then sent to me. I was excited to dye my hair since quarantine is so boring so I used it anyway. Worked great, hair looks great. It stinks, like most hair dye, so I recommend cutting it with two cans of conditioner in one application. It helped a lot. Opening a window while dying your hair will also release some of this smell.

Before left lol after bleaching with Clairol Born Blonde Ultimate Blonding Box Color. Now right after using the toner in my header. 2 parts developer (20V) 1 part toner (T18). I used twice because I have a lot of hair. Oh, and my haircut is DIY from YouTube too. So happy with it! I will never have copper hair again and my bleaching accident has been fixed!

I've used it with Wella Blondor Pale Silver Permanent Liquid Toner and the results have been amazing. I have now bought 2 of these bottles. The darker "tips" have nothing to do with the quality of this product. Many years before bleaching, my hair was often dyed black and very dark brown. Darker tones are areas where the bleach wasn't able to remove all of the old permanent color.