Prohall Cream Hydrogen Peroxide Developer – 5, 10 and 20 Volume – 30.4 fl oz (900 ml)
- Colour and toner mixes gain a creamy, stabilized carrier that stays where it is placed.
- Lift stays controlled, so the tone lands evenly from root to end.
- Lower volumes give softer, subtler results, while 20 Volume opens up to roughly two shades on virgin hair.
- Seaweed extract and macadamia oil help the fibre look smoother through the process.
Made for hairdressers and colour professionals mixing shades, toners and glosses at the salon bench. It suits all hair types, including chemically processed lengths. The volume is chosen by the service: 5 Volume for toning and gloss work, 10 Volume for soft colour and shine baths, 20 Volume for colour and a two-shade opening. This is a professional-use cosmetic product for external use on the hair only.
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- Brazilian formula from Prohall Professional, sourced in Brazil and shipped in its original packaging.
- Three strengths on one option axis: 5 Volume (1.5%), 10 Volume (3%) and 20 Volume (6%).
- Creamy, stabilized emulsion rather than a thin liquid peroxide.
- Declared actives: seaweed extract, macadamia oil and a blend of stabilizing agents.
- 30.4 fl oz (900 ml) salon-size bottle in every volume.
- The 30 and 40 Volume versions are not offered, because hydrogen peroxide above 8% cannot travel by air courier.
Put on gloves and patch test before the service. Mix the developer with your colour or toner at the ratio that product's own instructions state. Apply with the appropriate technique, leave for the recommended time, then rinse thoroughly. Keep it away from the eyes, eyelashes, eyebrows and any broken scalp.
- Professional use only: the bottle is labelled for salon use and should be mixed and applied by a trained hairdresser.
- Patch test before every service and stop using the product if sensitivity appears.
- The 900 ml bottle is printed mainly in Portuguese, with English alongside the key lines, and reads 900ml / Net 30.4 fl.oz.
- Prohall does not publish a full INCI list for this product, so the panel on the bottle is the authoritative source.
- Store it closed and upright, cool and away from direct light, because peroxide loses strength when left open or warm.
The peroxide does the oxidising and the volume sets how far it goes, while the stabilizing blend holds that reaction steady so the last section of hair behaves like the first. The cream base is what turns all of that into something a colourist can place precisely, and the seaweed extract and macadamia oil ride along to keep the fibre looking smoother while the colour develops. Change the volume and you change the ambition of the service, not the way the product handles.
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Learn moreMeet the Prohall Cream Hydrogen Peroxide Developer, the stabilized revealing emulsion that Brazilian colorists reach for when they mix a shade — now offered in three strengths: 5 Volume (1.5%), 10 Volume (3%) and 20 Volume (6%), each in a generous 30.4 fl oz (900 ml) bottle.
This is a creamy, stabilized developer rather than a thin liquid peroxide. The cream body helps the mix stay where you place it, so colour and toner spread evenly from root to end instead of running down the strand. Prohall builds the formula with seaweed extract and macadamia oil alongside its blend of stabilizing agents, so the fibre is looked after while the oxidation does its work.
Pick your volume by the service. 5 Volume is the gentlest of the three and the usual choice for toning and gloss work. 10 Volume is the everyday pick for soft colour, glosses and shine baths. 20 Volume is the classic developer for colour and for opening up to roughly two shades on virgin hair.
Key Features:
- Three volumes, one system: 5, 10 and 20 Volume share the same cream base, so you can move between toning and colour without changing developer.
- Creamy and stabilized: A thicker emulsion that helps the mixture hold its place on the section instead of dripping.
- Even, controlled oxidation: Prohall's stabilizing blend is there to keep the reaction steady from the first section to the last.
- Seaweed extract and macadamia oil: The two actives the brand declares, chosen to help the fibre look smoother and feel softer through the process.
- Uniform, luminous result: Helps colour and toner settle evenly so the finish looks consistent rather than patchy.
- Salon-size 900 ml bottle: A generous 30.4 fl oz flip-cap bottle sized for repeat services.
- Works on all hair types: Straight, wavy, curly and coily hair, including chemically processed lengths.
How To Use
- Prepare: Put on suitable gloves and carry out a patch test on a small area before the service.
- Mix: Combine the developer with your colour or toner at the ratio stated by that product's own instructions.
- Apply and rinse: Work through the sections with the appropriate technique, leave for the recommended time, then rinse thoroughly.
Expert Tip: Match the volume to the ambition of the service — the lower the volume, the softer and more controlled the result.
Ingredients (Highlights)
- Hydrogen Peroxide: The oxidizing agent that reveals the colour, declared by the brand at 1.5% for 5 Volume, 3% for 10 Volume and 6% for 20 Volume.
- Seaweed Extract: A marine botanical the brand declares for its softening feel, described as helping the tone look more even.
- Macadamia Oil: A light-textured nut oil used in hair care to help lengths look less dry and feel more supple.
- Stabilizing Agents: The blend Prohall declares to keep the emulsion balanced so the lift stays controlled.
Full Ingredient List (INCI): Please refer to the product label. (Pending verification.)
About Prohall Professional
Welcome to the world of Prohall Professional, a Brazilian hair care house built around the salon bench — smoothing systems, colour, and the everyday consumables that make a service run, this cream developer among them.
In Brazil, the neighbourhood salon is a Saturday ritual as much as an appointment, and colour work there has to survive heat, humidity and a lot of sun — which is exactly why Brazilian developers lean creamy and stabilized, with oils and botanicals sitting alongside the peroxide. Prohall products are developed and manufactured in Brazil.
FAQ
Which volume should I choose?
5 Volume (1.5%) is the softest and is generally used for toning and gloss work. 10 Volume (3%) suits soft colour, glosses and shine baths. 20 Volume (6%) is the classic choice for colour and for opening up to about two shades on virgin hair.
Is this for professional use only?
Yes. The label reads professional use, and the product is meant to be mixed and applied by a trained hairdresser. Whoever uses it should patch test first, wear gloves and keep it away from the eyes and from any broken skin on the scalp.
Why are the 30 and 40 Volume versions not listed here?
Prohall makes them, but hydrogen peroxide above 8% is classified as an oxidizing material in air transport and courier services will not carry it. Only the 5, 10 and 20 Volume bottles can ship worldwide, so those are the three we list.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes, MKPBR offers worldwide shipping with reliable tracking and a clear returns policy.
Is this authentic Prohall Professional, and why is the label in Portuguese?
It is the authentic Brazilian product in its original packaging, sourced in Brazil, which is why the bottle is printed mainly in Portuguese with English alongside the key lines. Nothing is relabelled or repackaged on the way to you.
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