Haircos Peroxide 9% 30 Vol
The in-between strength most home colourists reach for — enough lift to go noticeably lighter on natural hair without jumping to 12%.
Best for
- Up to 2–3 levels of lift
- Going a few shades lighter, fashion and brown-to-caramel shades on natural hair
Good to know
- For grey coverage on its own, 6% is usually enough; for platinum or very dark roots, use 12%.
What it does
- Creamy texture stays on the brush and on the hair — no dripping down the face and neck
- Mixes smoothly with permanent hair colour cream and with bleach / lightening powder
- Glycerin and a conditioning polymer help hair feel softer after colouring
- A stabiliser keeps the developer steady in the bottle between uses
- Light fragrance
- Same formula in 6%, 9% and 12% — only the strength changes
Mixing guide
- Hair colour cream — usually 1 : 1 (some brands use 1 : 1.5)
- Bleach powder — 1 : 1.5 to 1 : 2
- Always follow the ratio printed on your colour or bleach pack first
How to use
- Do an allergy test 48 hours before, and a strand test to check timing.
- Put on gloves. Mix in a plastic or glass bowl — never metal.
- Apply to dry, unwashed hair, section by section.
- Process for the time on your colour pack, checking every 5–10 minutes. With bleach, do not go past 45 minutes.
- Rinse thoroughly, then shampoo and condition.
Pro tips
- Use the mixture within 30 minutes and throw away any leftover — never store mixed product in a closed bottle.
- Recap the bottle tightly straight after pouring.
- Colouring at home for the first time? Start with 6%.
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