BBCOS - Oxigen Evo 20 V

InnovationEvo Oxigen Cream is the oxidising agent for InnovationEvo Hair Colour Cream, with low ammonia content that guarantees complete grey coverage. It’s “3 Actions” formula colours, nourishes and hydrates the hair.

Innovation Evo uses ingredients of natural origin with active ingredients linseed oil and argan oil. It’s special formula penetrates deep into the hair for a more uniform colour from the roots to the tips.

InnovationEvo Oxigen Cream is available in 4 different formulation strengths to ensure the right mix for your exact shade.

All Ingredients
Aqua (water), Hydrogen peroxide, Cetearyl alcohol, Linum usitatissimum (Linseed) seed oil, Lauryl alcohol, Argania spinosa kernel oil,Ceteareth-20, Ceteareth-30, Parfum (fragrance), Etidronic acid, Disodium pyrophosphate, Oxyquinonline sulphate.

Usage Instructions
Mix 100ml (3.38 fl oz.) of Innovationevo Hair Colour Cream with 150ml (5.07 fl oz.) of Innovationevo Oxygen Cream. Leave on for 30 to 35 minutes depending on desired shade. For super lightening tones 11 and 12 mix 100ml of Innovationenvo Hair Colour Cream with 200ml of Innovation Evo Oxygen Cream and leave on for 45 – 50 minutes.

What is BBCOS Oxigen Evo?

BBCOS Oxigen Evo is a professional oxidizing cream developer used with permanent hair color and bleaching systems. It activates the coloring or lightening process while helping maintain softness, shine, and cosmetic protection for the hair fiber.

What is Oxigen Evo used for?

Oxigen Evo is used to:

• Activate permanent hair color
• Support gray coverage
• Lighten natural pigment
• Work with bleaching powders and creams
• Help achieve uniform, predictable salon color results

What volumes are available in BBCOS Oxigen Evo?

BBCOS Oxigen Evo is available in:

• 10 Volume (3%)
• 20 Volume (6%)
• 30 Volume (9%)
• 40 Volume (12%)

What is the difference between 10, 20, 30, and 40 Volume?

• 10 Vol (3%) → Tone-on-tone coloring, darker results, minimal lift
• 20 Vol (6%) → Standard permanent color and gray coverage
• 30 Vol (9%) → Stronger lift for lighter color results
• 40 Vol (12%) → Maximum lift for high-lift blonding and intense lightening

What does 10 Volume developer do?

10 Volume is generally used for:

• Depositing color
• Darkening hair
• Tone-on-tone services
• Minimal lift and gentle processing

What does 20 Volume developer do?

20 Volume is the most common salon developer for:

• Permanent color services
• Gray coverage
• Standard lifting and coloring
• Balanced processing and color penetration

What does 30 Volume developer do?

30 Volume provides stronger lifting power and is typically used for:

• More intense lightening
• Blonding services
• Resistant hair needing additional lift

What does 40 Volume developer do?

40 Volume provides maximum lift and is mainly used for:

• High-lift blonding
• Strong bleaching services
• Resistant or very dark hair types

Because it processes aggressively, it is typically recommended for professional salon use.

What are the key ingredients in BBCOS Oxigen Evo?

The formula contains wheat proteins, which help improve:

• Hair softness
• Elasticity
• Shine
• Cosmetic protection during coloring or bleaching

What do wheat proteins do for the hair?

Wheat proteins help reinforce the hair fiber, improve hydration and elasticity, and reduce dryness caused by chemical services.

Does BBCOS Oxigen Evo protect the hair during coloring?

Yes. The creamy formula is designed to support smoother mixing and help reduce excessive dryness during salon color and bleaching services.

How is BBCOS Oxigen Evo mixed?

Typical professional mixing ratios are:

• 1:1.5 with permanent hair color
• Ratios may vary depending on the bleaching or color system used

Is BBCOS Oxigen Evo suitable for bleaching?

Yes. It is formulated for use with professional bleaching systems and helps create smooth, homogeneous mixtures for controlled lifting.

Does higher volume developer damage hair more?

Higher volumes process faster and more aggressively, which can increase stress on the hair if not used properly. Professional stylists select developer strength based on:

• Hair condition
• Desired lift
• Hair texture and resistance

Why do stylists use different developer volumes?

Stylists choose different volumes to control:

• Level of lift
• Processing speed
• Gray coverage performance
• Hair integrity and condition

Using the correct volume helps achieve the desired result while minimizing unnecessary stress on the hair fiber.