Sheet Absolute Dye
Sheet Absolute Dye includes two product formats: the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye in 120ml liquid tubes (shades 01N, 6.03, 10CN) and the Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kits bundled with 100ml oxidizer (01N Black, 6.05, 7NB, 9CB, 9MB, 10R Red). Together, the 13+ items in this collection cover a full shade range from near-black to very light blonde and vivid red, all using permanent oxidative chemistry with a conditioning base.
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Buying guide
Sheet Absolute Dye: Liquid Tubes vs. Cream Kits and Shade Guide
Sheet Absolute Dye covers two distinct product types in the same brand line. The Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 120ml is a liquid tube dye used with a separately purchased developer. The Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kits come with cream plus matched oxidizer in a single purchase. Both are permanent dyes with a conditioning base, but the format, mixing, and available shades differ. This guide walks through when to choose each, how to read the shades, and what results to expect.
Evinho Absolute Hair Dye Liquid Tube vs. Absolute Coloring Cream Kit
The Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 120ml is a liquid dye concentrate. Liquid formulas spread more fluidly than creams - they penetrate the hair shaft quickly and can be easier to distribute on fine or short hair without excess product. The trade-off is that liquid dye can drip more than cream during application, requiring more precise technique. Available shades in the liquid tube format include 6.03 (warm golden dark blonde), 01N (near-black), and 10CN (very light cool blonde).
The Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kits (120g + 100ml oxidizer) use the standard cream consistency that clings to the hair during processing. The bundled oxidizer removes the need to purchase developer separately. Kit shades include 01N Black, 6.05, 7NB, 9CB Copper Light Brown, 9MB Milk Brown, and 10R Red. Choose liquid tubes when you prefer a less viscous formula and have developer at home; choose the cream kit for convenience and a wider cream-format shade selection.
Shade 6.03: Warm Golden Dark Blonde in Evinho Absolute Liquid
The Evinho Absolute Hair Dye in shade 6.03 is one of three liquid tube shades in this collection. Depth 6 puts this in the medium-dark blonde range on the international scale. The .03 decimal indicates a warm gold base - the result is a warm, honey-tinged dark blonde that reads as a rich golden brown in most lighting conditions.
On dark brown hair (depth 4-5), 6.03 will lift and warm the hair to a noticeably lighter golden-brown result in one application. On hair already near 6 (medium brown), it refreshes and adds golden warmth without significant lightening. For those transitioning from a darker box dye result, 6.03 is a practical midpoint before stepping up to lighter shades like 7NB or 8.03.
Shade 10CN: Cool Neutral Very Light Blonde
The Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 10CN is the lightest shade in the Absolute Dye liquid range. Depth 10 is very light blonde - the lightest level in the international numbering system. The CN designation means cool neutral, so the result has minimal warmth and no yellow cast on a correctly pre-lightened base.
10CN is typically used as a toner or final-step color after bleaching to achieve a platinum or ash-blonde result. On unbleached dark hair, 10CN will lift to a light brown with a cooler cast, but the full platinum effect requires pre-lightening to pale yellow first. It is one of the harder shades to use without preparation, so it suits confident home colorists who are familiar with multi-step lightening processes.
The Absolute Conditioning Base: Why It Matters for Repeat Colorers
The Absolute in the product name indicates a formula that incorporates conditioning agents alongside the standard oxidative colorant. These are typically hydrolyzed proteins and humectants that partially counteract the cuticle damage from the alkali-and-peroxide bleaching that lifts color into the shaft.
The practical result: hair colored with Evinho Absolute tends to feel softer immediately after rinsing and retains more smoothness as it dries, compared to a non-conditioning permanent dye. This benefit is most visible in people who color regularly - every 4-6 weeks - where cumulative chemical exposure makes conditioned formulas a meaningful choice rather than a marketing distinction. For first-time home colorists on healthy hair, the difference is real but smaller.
Mixing Evinho Absolute Liquid Dye with Developer
Liquid dyes like the Evinho Absolute 120ml tubes mix at the same 1:1 ratio as cream dyes - 120ml of developer for 120ml of dye concentrate. However, because both components are liquid, mixing produces a runnier consistency than cream-plus-cream mixing. Use a bowl with higher sides to contain any splashing during mixing, and apply quickly using a brush or bottle applicator rather than spreading with your hands.
Developer strength follows the same rule as for cream dyes: 20-volume (6%) for deposit and moderate lift at shades 6.03 and 01N; potentially 30-volume for maximum lift when using 10CN on medium hair. Check the included tube instructions first - the Evinho line specifies a recommended developer volume for each shade.
Using the Absolute Coloring Cream Dye Kits: No Extra Developer Needed
The Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kits (available in 01N Black, 6.05 Natural Brown, 7NB Light Brown, 9CB Copper Light Brown, 9MB Milk Brown, and 10R Red) include everything in one box: 120g color cream and 100ml oxidizer. Empty both components into the mixing bowl, stir thoroughly until the mixture is uniform, and apply immediately.
The oxidizer in each kit is the correct strength for that shade - the 01N Black kit uses a different developer strength than the 10R Red kit, which needs more lift to reveal the vivid red pigment on dark hair. This pre-matched pairing is the key advantage of the bundled format. No substitution of developer is recommended for the kits; use what is included for the result shown on the packaging.
Full Shade Range Available in Sheet Absolute Dye
The 13+ Sheet Absolute Dye products on skinsli cover these shades:
- 01N: Near-black, neutral. Available in both liquid Evinho tube and Absolute Coloring Cream kit.
- 6.03: Warm golden dark blonde. Liquid Evinho tube only.
- 6.05 Natural Brown: Medium brown, warm-neutral. Cream kit only.
- 7NB Light Brown: Light brown, natural beige warmth. Cream kit only.
- 9CB Copper Light Brown: Very light blonde, copper warmth. Cream kit only.
- 9MB Milk Brown: Very light blonde, milky-cool neutral. Cream kit only.
- 10CN: Very light blonde, cool neutral/ash. Liquid Evinho tube only.
- 10R Red: Very light blonde, vivid red pigment. Cream kit only.
The overlap shade between liquid and cream format is 01N - if you prefer liquid consistency, buy the Evinho 01N tube; if you want the convenience of a bundled kit, choose the Absolute Coloring Cream 01N Black set.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy the Sheet Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 120ml liquid tube or the Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kit?
Choose the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 120ml liquid tube if you already have developer at home, prefer a less viscous formula, and want one of the three available liquid shades (6.03, 01N, 10CN). Choose the Absolute Coloring Cream Dye kit if you want a complete all-in-one purchase with matched developer included, and if your target shade is available in cream format (01N, 6.05, 7NB, 9CB, 9MB, 10R Red). Both are permanent, conditioning-base dyes - the format is the main practical difference.
Can the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 10CN achieve a platinum blonde result?
10CN can give a platinum or ash-blonde result on hair that is already pre-lightened to pale yellow or pale blonde (level 9-10). Applied directly over unbleached medium or dark hair, 10CN will lift and cool the tone but will not reach platinum on its own. For a true platinum look, bleach to the lightest point you can safely achieve first, then apply 10CN as a final color pass to neutralize any remaining warmth and add the cool ash base.
Will the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 6.03 lighten black hair noticeably?
6.03 is a depth-6 shade - it provides genuine lift over dark hair in one application, moving black hair toward a warm golden-brown. The result will be a warm brown rather than a true 6 (medium dark blonde) in a single pass on black hair, because black hair requires multiple lifts to reach lighter depths cleanly. On dark brown (depth 3-4) hair, a single application of 6.03 typically gives a visible warm medium-brown result. For the full warm golden-dark-blonde result, starting from medium brown or pre-lightened hair gives the closest match.
What developer should I buy to use with the Sheet Evinho Absolute Hair Dye liquid tubes?
Use standard hydrogen peroxide developer at 1:1 ratio (120ml developer for 120ml dye). For shades 01N and 6.03, 20-volume (6%) developer is standard and gives 1-2 levels of lift plus full deposit. For 10CN, which targets a very light result, 30-volume (9%) developer may be needed if 20-volume does not achieve sufficient lift - check the shade instructions on the tube first. Avoid using 40-volume unless a professional advises it, as high-volume developer significantly increases damage risk.
What is the difference between the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye 01N liquid tube and the Absolute Coloring Cream 01N Black kit?
Both give a near-black neutral result and use the Absolute conditioning base, but they differ in format. The Evinho 01N is a liquid tube - runnier consistency, requires developer purchased separately. The Absolute Coloring Cream 01N Black kit is a cream formula bundled with the matched developer in one box. The cream stays in place better during application and is ready to mix immediately. For a first-time user or for the most convenient purchase, the 01N kit is easier. For someone who prefers liquid dye or already has developer at home, the Evinho 01N tube works well.
How quickly does the Sheet Absolute Coloring Cream 9CB Copper Light Brown fade?
Copper shades fade faster than neutral or dark browns. The warm copper pigment molecules in 9CB are smaller than those in cooler or darker shades, and they migrate out of the hair shaft more quickly, especially with frequent washing. Expect full copper vibrancy for about 3-4 weeks with regular washing using standard shampoo. Using sulfate-free shampoo and cool water can extend this to 5-6 weeks. A touch-up application every 4-5 weeks maintains the copper saturation. Between applications, a color-depositing conditioner in a copper or warm-toned shade helps top up the fade.
Are Sheet Absolute Dye products safe for use at home without professional help?
Sheet Absolute Dye products are designed for home use and come with instructions. The main safety requirements are the same as for any permanent oxidative dye: perform a patch test 48 hours before application to check for PPD allergy, wear the included gloves, avoid contact with eyes, and rinse immediately if the product gets on skin. Follow the included timing instructions precisely. Complex techniques like bleaching-then-toning (needed for 10CN platinum results) carry more risk than simple deposit-and-cover applications and benefit from professional guidance if you are new to bleach work.
Are Sheet Absolute Dye products on skinsli genuinely sourced from Korea?
Yes. All Sheet Absolute Dye products on skinsli are sourced through authenticated Korean supply channels. Sheet is a Korean brand and the Evinho Absolute Hair Dye and Absolute Coloring Cream kits available here are the same formulations sold in the Korean domestic market. Products arrive with original Korean packaging; some items include English ingredient labeling as well.