Professional cream developer provides a double conditioning base leaving the hair soft and manageable with extreme shine. Available in 5 volume, 10 volume, 20 volume, 30 volume and 40 volume.

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Professional cream developer provides a double conditioning base leaving the hair soft and manageable with extreme shine. Available in 5 volume, 10 volume, 20 volume, 30 volume and 40 volume.

Semi / Demi Permanent
Cream Developer

32 fl. oz. / 946 mL

Vol 5

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

1.5% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 10

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

3% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 20

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

6% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 30

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

9% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Vol 40

A multi-use cream developer for bleaching and toning.

12% Hydrogen Peroxide per volume.

Directions:
Demi-permanent: Mix any shade of PRORITUALS Hair Color Cream with equal parts Volume 10 Developer. Let process for 20 minutes. Lightens 0–1 tones.

Semi-permanent: Mix any shade of PRORITUALS Hair Color Cream with equal parts Volume 10 Developer and Hydrate Intensive Treatment. Let process for 20 minutes. Lightens 0–1 tones.

Ingredients

Deionized Water, Hydrogen Peroxide, Decyl Oleate, Cetyl Alcohol, Cetearyl Alcohol, PEG-40 Castor Oil, Sodium Cetearyl Sulfate, Disodium EDTA, Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate

FAQ – Prorituals Developers

Q1. What are Prorituals Developers and what do they do?
A: Prorituals Developers are professional-grade cream developers that use hydrogen peroxide at different volumes to activate hair color or lightener — enabling deposit, lift, or gray coverage depending on the chosen developer strength. They also include a conditioning base to help keep hair soft and manageable while coloring or bleaching.

Q2. What volume options are available and what does each do?
A: Prorituals offers multiple developer strengths:

• 5 Volume (1.5%) — for gentle demi-permanent or deposit-only color processes.

• 10 Volume (3%) — for minimal lift/color refresh or when doing toning.

• 20 Volume (6%) — standard option for permanent color or up to about 1–2 levels of lift, often used for gray coverage

• 30 Volume (9%) — for more lift (lightening) and deeper color penetration when required.

• 40 Volume (12%) — maximum lift / highest lightening potential (when used correctly with proper techniques and for lightening services).

Q3. Are Prorituals Developers suitable for both coloring and lightening services?
A: Yes — they’re designed as a multi-use cream developer suitable for permanent color, demi/semi-permanent color, toning, and lightening services when used with the correct hair color or lightening powder from Prorituals.

Q4. What is the consistency / formulation of Prorituals Developers (cream, liquid, etc.)?
A: They come as a cream developer (not a thin liquid), which helps give a conditioning base — meaning during the chemical process hair is treated more gently, helping reduce dryness and leaving hair soft and manageable post-color/lightening.

Q5. What is the typical container size and is it professional-grade?
A: The standard professional size for Prorituals Developers is 32 fl. oz. (≈ 946 mL) — a salon/back-bar sized format suitable for professional salon use.

Q6. How should a stylist mix and use Prorituals Developers for best results?
A: Usage depends on the chosen volume and service:

• For demi-permanent or deposit color: mix the color cream with Volume 10 developer for ~20 min.

• For permanent color, gray coverage or lightening: select developer strength depending on desired lift or coverage (e.g. 20 vol for color deposit + slight lift, up to 30–40 vol for more lift/lightening). Ensure correct ratios and timing to avoid over-processing.

• Always perform strand and/or porosity tests before high-volume/lightening mixes.

• After processing, rinse thoroughly and follow with proper conditioning to restore moisture.

Q7. Why choose Prorituals Developers over a generic developer?
A: Because Prorituals Developers are formulated specifically to integrate with the Prorituals hair-color / lightening line — ensuring compatibility, predictable results, and optimized conditioning during processing. Their cream base helps preserve hair softness even during chemical processes.

Q8. Are Prorituals Developers suitable for all hair types and services (color, highlights, bleach)?
A: Yes — when chosen and used appropriately. Lower-volume developers are gentler, suitable for deposit-only or toning on all hair types; higher-volume developers enable lift needed for lightening or highlights, but require careful technique, especially on previously processed hair. The cream formulation helps lessen damage risk when used properly.