Evesel Dye Capacity Pieces

Each EVESEL Gold kit includes 120 ml of permanent colour cream in the tube. This is larger than many standard retail dye formats (which typically contain 60-80 ml). The included developer bottle is matched in volume to the colour tube, ensuring you have enough developer to mix at a 1:1 ratio for the full 120 ml application.

One 120 ml kit covers shoulder-length to mid-back hair of average density at the standard 1:1 mixing ratio. For waist-length or very thick hair, you will likely need two kits. Mix and apply each kit sequentially without allowing the first application to dry out between. For short hair, one kit provides excess product - the remainder cannot be stored once mixed, so plan accordingly.

Using too little developer (less than 1:1) makes the mixture too thick to spread evenly and reduces its lifting power. Using too much developer (more than 1:1.5) produces a thin, runny mixture that is harder to apply precisely and gives weaker colour deposit and lift. The included developer bottle is sized to match the 120 ml colour tube at a 1:1 ratio - use the full tube of colour cream with the matching amount of developer for reliable results. For the 12G Highlighter, a 1:1.5 ratio (more developer) is acceptable to maximise lift.

No. Once colour cream and developer are mixed, the oxidation reaction begins immediately. The mixed colour must be applied and rinsed within the application session - any leftover mixed product must be discarded within 30-60 minutes of mixing. Unused developer (unmixed) from the included bottle can be stored in the original, tightly capped bottle for three to four months. Never store combined colour mixture.

A root-only retouch - applying colour only to the new growth at the scalp - uses a fraction of the product needed for a full root-to-ends application. For most hair lengths and densities, one 120 ml EVESEL kit provides more than enough product for a root retouch. For very long or very thick hair, you will use roughly half a kit per root retouch, leaving excess product that cannot be stored.

Any developer left in the bottle after you have measured out what you need should be capped tightly and stored in a cool, dark place. Use it within three to four months of opening. Hydrogen peroxide degrades on exposure to air and light, so an opened bottle that has been stored for more than four months may not activate the colour properly and should be replaced. Never save a pre-measured amount of developer in a separate container - always measure fresh from the original bottle.

Base your purchase on hair length and density. Short hair (above the ears) typically needs less than one kit. Chin to shoulder length, average density: one kit. Shoulder to mid-back, average density: one to two kits. Waist-length or thick, dense hair: two kits. When in doubt, buy an extra kit and keep it unopened - the shelf life is 24 to 30 months, so there is no waste if you do not need it for the current session.

This selection includes 9 shades: 5N Natural Brown, 5V Dark Violet Blonde, 6G Dark Golden Blonde, 6V Bright Violet Blonde, 8G Bright Golden Blonde, 9N Ultra Light Tan, 10G Bright and Strong Golden Blonde, 12G Highlighter, and Control Line TS Silver. All shades come with the 120 ml colour tube and a large-capacity matched developer bottle.

The 12G Highlighter is a high-lift formula designed for maximum lightening on natural, unbleached hair. It lifts more aggressively than 8G, 9N, or 10G and is the right choice when you want the lightest possible blonde result from a single permanent dye application. It is also used in salon techniques for creating bright foiled highlights. If you want a blonde result with clear colour deposit (warm gold, for example), choose 10G or 8G instead - 12G delivers lift more than deposit.

Yes. EVESEL Gold is a permanent oxidative dye that fully penetrates the hair cortex. When applied at the correct concentration and with sufficient development time (30-45 minutes), it provides 100% grey coverage on resistant hair and completely shifts the colour of naturally pigmented hair. Semi-transparent or washed-out coverage is typically the result of too-short development time, insufficient saturation during application, or hair that was heavily coated with oil or conditioner before dyeing.

No. Apply on dry, unwashed hair. Water dilutes the colour mixture on contact and causes it to slide off the cuticle rather than penetrating the shaft. It also dilutes the developer, reducing its lifting power. Apply to hair that has not been washed for 24-48 hours - the natural scalp oils provide a mild protective barrier against scalp sensitivity without significantly impeding colour penetration.