How Auburn Hair Dye Works: A Deep Dive into Color Chemistry

Ever think about how your most loved red hair color can take your hair from blah to fabulous? Now, let’s see how auburn hair dye works.

From Box to Beautiful

It—if you pick up around ZUNRONG auburn hair dye box from the store, you have special potions that change color to you hair. You’ll receive a tube of color cream inside the box, along with a bottle of developer lotion and, in some cases, a conditioning treatment.

Unveiling the Color Magic

The color magic comes when you combine the color cream and the developer lotion. The developer contains hydrogen peroxide, which acts as an opens up your hair and allows the color to penetrate deeply. The pigment holding cream make your hair a rich auburn color.

The Mysteries of Auburn Hair Dye

When the color cream and developer are mixed, it is time to apply the orange hair dye to your hair. The color cream pigments adhere to your hair proteins, altering its color. As the dye sits in your hair, the pigments continue to work, creating a deeper and more vibrant color.

A Closer Look at Auburn Dye

After 30-40 minutes (roughly) it is time to rinse out the dye for dark hair and come see your gorgeous new hair color. But wait, there’s more — you still need to use the conditioning treatment to help maintain color vibrancy and hair health.