What hydrogen peroxide developer is used for high lift color?

High lift colors are specifically designed to achieve a lighter result on darker hair and often require a stronger developer to effectively lift the natural pigment. A 40 volume hydrogen peroxide developer is ideal for high lift coloring because it provides a higher level of lift, allowing the hair to reach lighter shades more effectively.

Using a 40 volume developer in conjunction with high lift hair color can raise the natural level of the hair significantly, often up to four levels in a single application. This potency is essential for achieving the desired lightening effect while maintaining the hair's integrity, especially when depth and vibrancy are looking to be achieved in much darker hair.

In contrast, lower volumes like 10, 20, or 30 may not provide sufficient lift for high lift colors. While 30 volume can be used for other types of lifting and is suitable for some forms of color application, it typically does not have the same lifting power that a 40 volume developer offers when aiming for high lift color results. Thus, for achieving effective high lift results, 40 volume is the most appropriate choice.