Evesel Oxidizer Per Dye

EVESEL's Gold Hair Color kit pairs a 120ml hair dye with a high-capacity oxidizer (developer), sold in sets of 6. The format is designed for professional or at-home repeat users: each purchase includes one bottle of oxidizer sized to pair with multiple dye applications, making it practical for salons or for individuals who recolor frequently. The 12G variant is a highlighter shade.

  • Oxidizer Included
  • 120ml Dye Format
  • Professional Volume
  • Made in Korea

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EVESEL Gold Hair Color with Oxidizer: Kit Guide

The EVESEL Gold Hair Color is a Korean professional-grade hair dye sold with a high-capacity oxidizer (developer) included in the kit. The standard format is a 120ml dye tube with one large oxidizer bottle shared across six dye applications, making it suited to both salon use and at-home users who recolor regularly. The 12G shade is a highlighter - a light-lifting tone rather than a full-coverage color shift.

What Is a Hair Oxidizer and Why It Matters

A hair color oxidizer - also called a developer - is a hydrogen peroxide-based liquid mixed with the dye cream before application. The oxidizer serves two critical functions: it activates the color molecules in the dye so they can deposit pigment inside the hair shaft, and it lifts the hair's natural melanin to allow the new color to show. Without the oxidizer, the dye does not process.

Oxidizers come in different concentrations, typically measured in volume (10 vol / 3%, 20 vol / 6%, 30 vol / 9%, 40 vol / 12%). Higher volume means more lift and more aggressive processing. For a highlighter shade like the EVESEL 12G, a higher-volume oxidizer is typically required to lift the hair light enough for the gold highlight tone to appear clearly. The EVESEL kit includes a high-capacity oxidizer sized for the product's intended application frequency.

What Is in the EVESEL Gold Hair Color Kit

The EVESEL Gold Hair Color (12G Highlighter) kit is structured as follows:

  • Hair Dye Tube (120ml): The color cream in the 12G Highlighter shade. 120ml is a professional-volume tube, larger than the typical 60ml sold in drugstore box dyes. A 120ml tube provides enough dye for full-color coverage on medium to long hair, or multiple applications on shorter hair.
  • High-Capacity Oxidizer Bottle: One bottle of developer sized to pair with multiple dye applications. The "per 6 pieces" language in the product title indicates the oxidizer is included as a single bottle to be shared across a 6-kit purchase - one large oxidizer per six dye tubes. This is a professional distribution format where a single developer bottle covers multiple color sessions.

This format is common in Korean professional haircare retail, where dye and developer are sold with a shared developer volume rather than individual developer sachets for each kit.

Understanding the 12G Highlighter Shade

In hair color numbering systems, the first number (12) indicates the depth level on a scale of 1 (black) to 12 (ultra-light blonde). Level 12 is the lightest end of the scale - an ultra-light blonde or near-platinum tone. The letter G typically denotes Gold or Golden undertone. The 12G Highlighter is therefore an ultra-light golden blonde - a shade designed for either full coloring of light hair, creating face-framing highlights, or as part of a balayage or foiling technique on darker hair.

For the 12G shade to appear as intended on naturally dark hair, significant lift is required - typically requiring a 30 or 40 volume oxidizer and, in many cases, more than one session for very dark starting points. On naturally light or already-bleached hair, the 12G shade will deposit more cleanly with a lower-volume developer.

How to Mix and Apply Hair Dye with Oxidizer

Standard application for a dye-and-oxidizer kit:

  1. Mix the dye and oxidizer. Most professional dye kits use a 1:1 ratio of dye to developer (e.g., 60ml dye + 60ml developer) for full coverage. For highlights or specific techniques, the ratio may vary. Mix in a non-metallic bowl using a tint brush until completely uniform - no streaks of unmixed developer.
  2. Section the hair. Divide hair into four sections for full-head color. For highlights, section and isolate the strands to be lightened.
  3. Apply from the roots outward. For full coverage, begin at the roots (which process faster due to body heat) and work toward the ends. For highlights, apply directly to the selected strands.
  4. Processing time. Leave the dye on for the time specified in the product instructions - typically 25-45 minutes depending on the shade and developer volume. Check the color as you approach the end of the processing window.
  5. Rinse thoroughly. Rinse with warm water until the water runs clear. Follow with a color-safe conditioner.

Do not apply dye to damaged or over-processed hair without consulting a professional. Level 12 shades require significant oxidative processing; very porous or chemically treated hair is at risk of uneven results or damage.

Professional vs. Home Use of the EVESEL Kit

The EVESEL Gold Hair Color format - 120ml tubes, high-capacity shared developer, 6-kit bulk packaging - is a professional or semi-professional format. For salon use, the shared oxidizer bottle is practical: colorists process multiple clients and having a single large developer bottle rather than individual sachets is a standard professional workflow.

For home users, the 6-tube format makes most sense if you are coloring regularly. The oxidizer bottle is shared across the 6 tubes rather than individually paired, so it is most cost-effective to buy the full set rather than individual tubes. Single-tube options may have individually included developers.

The 120ml tube size suits full-head color on medium to long hair. If you are only doing root touch-ups or a small highlight section, a 120ml tube may provide more product than you need in a single session, but the excess can be stored briefly in an airtight container in the refrigerator and used within a week, provided it has not been mixed with developer.

Patch Testing and Color Safety

Hair dye contains p-phenylenediamine (PPD) and related compounds that are a common allergen. Even if you have used hair dye before without reaction, allergic sensitization can develop over time. A patch test is strongly recommended before each new dye application, particularly with a product you have not used before:

  1. Mix a small amount of dye and developer.
  2. Apply a small amount (about 1cm in diameter) behind the ear or on the inner arm.
  3. Leave for 48 hours without washing off.
  4. Check for redness, itching, swelling, or other reaction.
  5. If any reaction occurs, do not proceed with the full application.

Additional precautions: do not apply hair dye to damaged skin or open scalp wounds. Wear gloves during application (typically included in professional hair color kits). Rinse thoroughly after processing time. Keep away from eyes - if contact occurs, rinse immediately with water.

About EVESEL

EVESEL is a South Korean hair care brand carried on skinsli. The brand operates in the professional and semi-professional haircolor segment, offering products designed for both salon use and experienced at-home colorists. Its product range on skinsli currently includes 38 in-stock items, with the Gold Hair Color and oxidizer kit being the focus of this collection. All EVESEL products are manufactured in South Korea and imported as authentic Korean haircare.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • The oxidizer (developer) is a hydrogen peroxide-based liquid mixed with the dye before application. In the EVESEL kit, a high-capacity developer bottle is included with the purchase of 6 dye tubes - one large oxidizer per six dye applications rather than a separate small sachet per tube. This is a professional distribution format where the developer volume is sized for multiple uses.

  • The 12G Highlighter is an ultra-light golden blonde. In professional hair color numbering, level 12 is the lightest depth on the standard scale (1 = black, 12 = ultra-light blonde). The G designation stands for Gold undertone. This shade is used for full-head lightening of already-light hair or for creating gold highlights via foiling or balayage techniques on darker hair.

  • It is possible but requires significant lift. Dark hair (levels 1-4) may need pre-lightening with a bleach before applying the 12G shade for the gold tone to appear clearly, as the oxidizer in a standard dye kit may not lift dark hair enough in a single session. If you are attempting to go from dark to a level 12 highlight, consulting a professional colorist is recommended to avoid uneven or damaging results.

  • The standard mixing ratio for most professional dye kits is 1:1 - equal parts dye cream and developer by volume. Mix in a non-metallic bowl using a tint brush until fully combined with no streaks of unmixed developer visible. Apply immediately after mixing; do not pre-mix and store, as the chemical reaction begins as soon as the two components are combined. Wear gloves throughout the mixing and application process.

  • Follow the instructions included with the product. Most professional hair color processes in 25-45 minutes. Processing time varies depending on the developer volume, starting hair color, and desired result. Check the color at the lower end of the recommended range and extend only if needed. Leaving hair dye on beyond the recommended time increases the risk of scalp irritation and hair damage without meaningfully improving color results.

  • Yes, strongly recommended. Hair dye contains PPD (p-phenylenediamine) and related compounds that are among the most common cosmetic allergens. Apply a small amount of the mixed dye and developer behind the ear or on the inner arm and leave for 48 hours before proceeding with full application. An allergic reaction to hair dye can range from mild irritation to severe contact dermatitis. Do not skip the patch test even if you have used other hair dyes before without incident.

  • 120ml is a professional-volume tube, larger than the typical 60ml in drugstore box dyes. It is enough for full-coverage color on medium hair (shoulder-length) and for most full-head applications on long hair. For very thick or very long hair (past the waist), two tubes may be needed. For root touch-ups only, a 120ml tube will cover multiple sessions - unused dye (unmixed with developer) can be stored in a cool, dry place until the next application.

  • This is a professional distribution model. In the salon setting, one large developer bottle covers multiple clients or multiple sessions rather than each application requiring an individual developer packet. The EVESEL kit is formatted the same way: one high-capacity oxidizer bottle is included per six-tube purchase, sized to cover the dye needed for all six applications. This reduces packaging waste and is the standard format for professional hair color procurement.

  • Rinse thoroughly with warm water until the water runs completely clear. Follow immediately with a color-safe or moisturizing conditioner - the oxidative process dries out the hair cuticle, and conditioning immediately after rinsing helps restore moisture and close the cuticle. Avoid washing with shampoo for 48-72 hours after coloring to allow the color to fully set. When you do shampoo, use a sulfate-free or color-protective shampoo to extend the vibrancy of the color.

  • Yes. Skinsli carries EVESEL products as authentic Korean haircare, manufactured in South Korea. The products are imported with standard Korean cosmetics safety labeling compliant with Korean Food and Drug Safety Ministry regulations.

  • The dye is suitable for most natural or previously colored hair. Key exceptions: do not apply to hair that has been recently chemically relaxed or permed until it has fully recovered (at least 2 weeks); avoid applying to severely damaged, over-bleached, or highly porous hair without professional guidance, as the oxidizer can cause breakage in compromised hair. Do a strand test before full application if you are unsure how your hair will respond.