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Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen peroxide, also known as oxidizing agents, is used when dyeing hair. Hydrogen peroxide is a color developer that ensures the hair achieves the best possible result. As a result, the hair often takes on a richer color and an extra shine when oxidizing agents are used. Hair oxidants are available in different volumes. This means they contain varying concentrations of hydrogen peroxide. The higher the hydrogen peroxide concentration, the better the color comes out and the longer it lasts. Oxidants therefore come in various types and strengths.

JohnBeerens.com works exclusively with the best brands to ensure the quality of its various hydrogen peroxide products. Some of the peroxide brands we carry include Schwarzkopf and VIBA.

  • Bleaching her hair
  • For every hair type
  • Different volumes

Are you planning to buy hydrogen peroxide, or are you looking for a professional-grade hydrogen peroxide? If so, JohnBeerens.com is sure to have a hydrogen peroxide that meets your needs and suits your hair type.

How should I use hydrogen?

Hydrogen peroxide should only be used when you want to color your hair. So make sure not to use it when you’re not coloring your hair. The intention is to add a small amount of the oxidizing agent to the hair dye. These two must be mixed thoroughly so that they form a liquid mixture. Next, apply the liquid mixture to the hair as directed on the hair dye package. Be sure to let it sit for a while to achieve the best results. Then rinse the hair thoroughly until all dye and oxidizer have been removed. Next, wash the hair with a good shampoo, such as one designed for colored hair. Apply conditioner to nourish the hair, and then rinse it out as well. Afterward, the hair can be styled.

What percentage of hydrogen peroxide should you use?

The percentage of hydrogen peroxide you need depends on how light you want your hair to be. The higher the percentage of hydrogen peroxide, the lighter your hair will become. You can use 3% hydrogen peroxide if you want to go one shade lighter. To go 2 or 3 shades lighter, you’ll definitely need to use 6% hydrogen peroxide. If you want to go even lighter—very light ash blonde, for example—use 9% hydrogen peroxide. Still unsure whether to use 3%, 6%, 9%, or 12% hydrogen peroxide? Feel free to contact our beauty specialists anytime.

The Best Hydration for Your Hair

At JohnBeerens.com, we’re happy to help you find a good hydrogen peroxide product. We offer a very wide selection, so you’re sure to find the best hydrogen peroxide—whether you’re looking for a professional-grade product or something to use at home. If you’re planning to buy hydrogen peroxide but still have questions about a specific product, our beauty specialists will be happy to advise you. You can reach our beauty specialists by phone at +31 (0)13 – 5 30 20 10 or by email at beautycare@johnbeerens.com.