Evesel Bottle Capacity Pieces

EVESEL Gold Hair Color kits are produced and sold in sets of 6 units per shade. Each set includes 6 colour tubes (120 ml each) and a matching large-capacity developer bottle that is sized to serve one application at a time. Each individual unit in the set is a complete kit; the '6 pieces' in the title refers to the number of colour kits per shade in the shipper box, not 6 developer bottles - only one developer bottle is included per colour tube.

On skinsli, EVESEL Gold Hair Color is sold as individual kits (one colour tube plus one developer bottle). The '6 pieces' in the product title describes the original wholesale shipper configuration from the manufacturer; skinsli offers single-kit pricing for home users rather than requiring a full case purchase. Check the product page quantity selector to confirm how many kits are included in your specific order.

10G is a high-impact warm golden blonde shade positioned between the standard 8G Bright Golden Blonde and the ultra-light 12G Highlighter. On natural medium brown hair (level 4-6), 10G typically lifts two to three levels and deposits a vivid, saturated golden tone. The result is a bright, warm blonde with strong golden undertones - more intense than 8G and darker than 12G. It is suited for people who want a dramatic colour change without the extreme lift of the 12G formula.

The main difference is depth. 5V sits at a darker depth level - the violet cast appears as a subtle cool or slate-toned result on most hair bases. 6V is one level lighter and the violet tone is more vivid and visible, particularly on hair that is already at a medium blonde level. If you are starting from dark hair, 5V gives a more understated cool result; if your hair is already light-medium, 6V is the better choice for a clear, vivid violet tone.

Yes. EVESEL Gold is formulated to professional standards and is suitable for salon use. The kits are the same formula whether purchased for home or salon application. For salons that go through a particular shade regularly, ordering multiple units of the same shade in advance is cost-effective. Always perform a client patch test 24-48 hours before application and record the formula for each client for consistent future results.

Start with your current hair depth and your target. If you want to cover grey at a natural brown: choose 5N. For warm, golden blonde results: 6G (darkest), 8G (medium), 10G (bright and strong), or 12G (maximum lift). For cool, violet-tinted blonde: 5V (darker) or 6V (brighter). For silver-toning bleached hair: Control Line TS Silver. If you want a dramatic lightening result from dark hair in one step, 10G or 12G offers the most lift, but a strand test is strongly recommended first.

Unopened kits are stable for 24 to 30 months from the manufacturing date printed on the box. Store them at room temperature in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Avoid storing in a bathroom that gets steamy, or near a heat source such as a radiator. As long as the packaging is undamaged and the seal is intact, the colour and developer remain effective throughout their stated shelf life.

Control Line TS Silver is a toner designed for bleached hair - it works by depositing cool silver-white pigment on a pale base. On natural grey or white hair that has not been bleached, the silver toner may give a subtle cool or ashy tint, but it will not produce the vivid silver result it achieves on hair bleached to a very pale yellow or white. For pure silver on natural grey hair, pre-lightening the grey to a level 9-10 first will give the most accurate silver-white result.

Yes, for root-only retouches. Apply the colour only to the new growth (the regrowth line) at each retouch cycle rather than applying to the full length each time. Applying permanent dye to already-coloured lengths repeatedly causes cumulative damage. Run the colour through the ends only in the final five minutes of development for a tone refresh. Using the same shade consistently produces reliable, predictable results without the risk of colour drift from formula changes.

If a kit arrives with damaged packaging, a leaking developer bottle, or a compromised seal, contact skinsli customer support with a photo of the product. For unexpected colour results, note the exact shade code, your natural hair level, any prior chemical history, and the development time used - this information helps diagnose whether the issue is a product defect or an application variable. Always perform a strand test before full-head application to avoid surprises, especially if switching to a new shade or working on previously bleached hair.

EVESEL Gold uses a standard permanent oxidative dye formula. The colour cream contains: an alkaline agent (typically ammonia or ethanolamine) to swell the cuticle; colour precursors (para-phenylenediamine and couplers) that form the permanent dye molecules when oxidised; and conditioning agents to limit friction during application. The developer contains hydrogen peroxide (6% for standard shades, higher for 12G high-lift) and stabilisers. Full ingredient lists are available on individual product pages; check these lists if you have a known allergy to specific dye intermediates.