IGORA buying guide: ranges, routines and product choices

Plan the colour service before choosing the shade. Compare IGORA Royal permanent colour, Vibrance demi-permanent services, COLOR10, specialist Royal ranges and Vario Blond lightening, then select the compatible activator and exact formula.

Royal: permanent colour choices

Compare Royal core, Zero Ammonia and Absolutes by the professional service and hair condition. Absolutes addresses mature and white-hair colour needs; Zero Ammonia is a distinct formula. Choose the exact shade system before matching its specified developer.

Royal: highlift, highlights and silver refining

Highlifts, Fashion Lights and Silver Whites serve different colour jobs. Compare highlift permanent colour with lift-and-tone highlighting, or Silver Whites for refining white and grey tones. A shared Royal name does not make their application protocols interchangeable.

Vibrance: demi-permanent colour and activator

Choose Vibrance for a tone-on-tone demi-permanent service, then match the activator lotion and strength prescribed for that technique. Royal and Vibrance share a shade-numbering approach, but the developer system and service instructions remain product-specific.

COLOR10 and SpeedLift

Compare COLOR10 standard permanent colour with SpeedLift by the service you plan. The rapid-service family has its own application and processing directions; choose the exact shade and follow those instructions rather than transferring timing from another IGORA formula.

Vario Blond: lighteners and additive

Compare Plus, Plus Blue and Super Plus by the exact lightener formula and professional technique. Cool Lift is an additive, not another tub of powder lightener. Match the compatible developer and any additive to the specific service protocol.

Royal Oil Developer

Royal Oil Developer is selected by the prescribed volume for the chosen colour or lightening service. Confirm both compatibility and strength on the exact formula instructions; the bottle is an activator, not a colour shade.

Before you choose

Royal: permanent colour choices

Compare Royal core, Zero Ammonia and Absolutes by the professional service and hair condition.

Royal: highlift, highlights and silver refining

Highlifts, Fashion Lights and Silver Whites serve different colour jobs.

Vibrance: demi-permanent colour and activator

Choose Vibrance for a tone-on-tone demi-permanent service, then match the activator lotion and strength prescribed for that technique.

Your questions, answered

Which Royal formula should I compare?

Compare Royal core, Zero Ammonia and Absolutes by the professional service and hair condition. Absolutes addresses mature and white-hair colour needs; Zero Ammonia is a distinct formula. Choose the exact shade system before matching its specified developer.

Highlifts or Fashion Lights?

Highlifts, Fashion Lights and Silver Whites serve different colour jobs. Compare highlift permanent colour with lift-and-tone highlighting, or Silver Whites for refining white and grey tones. A shared Royal name does not make their application protocols interchangeable.

Can Royal developer replace Vibrance activator?

Choose Vibrance for a tone-on-tone demi-permanent service, then match the activator lotion and strength prescribed for that technique. Royal and Vibrance share a shade-numbering approach, but the developer system and service instructions remain product-specific.

Is COLOR10 timing universal?

Compare COLOR10 standard permanent colour with SpeedLift by the service you plan. The rapid-service family has its own application and processing directions; choose the exact shade and follow those instructions rather than transferring timing from another IGORA formula.

Is Cool Lift a lightening powder?

Compare Plus, Plus Blue and Super Plus by the exact lightener formula and professional technique. Cool Lift is an additive, not another tub of powder lightener. Match the compatible developer and any additive to the specific service protocol.

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