White Meches

Activator 10,20,30,40 volumes - 3%

Stabilized oxygen water

It enhances the performance of BBCOS coloring and bleaching, achieving perfectly amalgamated and homogeneous mixtures while protecting skin and hair.

Flaxseed oil

flaxseeds, rich in omega 3, omega 6 and vitamins, have always been known for their emollient and protective features. The best of them selected in nature, transformed into pure oil, have become part of our formulations. The result is absolute brightness: hair shining with every color shade, ready to live the beauty in all its shapes.

Argan seed oil

Moroccan Argan Oil, extracted in a natural way according to the Berber tradition, to preserve all its properties; and we have combined it with our highly concentrated formulations. That’s why, each product is pure vital energy for hair.

What are BBCOS White Meches Plus Violet Activators?

BBCOS White Meches Plus Violet Activators are professional oxidizing developers (peroxide creams) designed to be used with the White Meches lightening system. They activate bleaching or color services while helping protect the hair fiber and improve the final cosmetic result.

What is the purpose of the violet/blue pigment in the activator?

The violet-blue pigments help reduce unwanted yellow and orange reflections during the lightening process. This results in cleaner, brighter blonde results with more neutral or cool undertones.

What volumes are available in BBCOS White Meches Activators?

They are available in four professional strengths:

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

Each volume determines how strong the lightening action will be.

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

• 10 Vol (3%) → Gentle lift, tone deposit, and sensitive applications
• 20 Vol (6%) → Standard lift, commonly used for controlled lightening
• 30 Vol (9%) → Stronger lift for more intense blonde results
• 40 Vol (12%) → Maximum lift for high-level blonding and strong lightening services

What is BBCOS White Meches used for?

It is used with bleaching powders or creams to achieve professional lightening services, including highlights, balayage, full bleaching, and high-lift blonde transformations while maintaining hair integrity.

Does it protect the hair during bleaching?

Yes. The formula is enriched with conditioning agents such as linseed oil and argan oil, which help maintain softness, shine, and cosmetic protection during the lightening process.

What is the mixing ratio for White Meches Activator?

The standard professional ratio is:

• 1:2 (powder/cream : activator)
  This ensures proper consistency and controlled lightening performance.

How long do you process White Meches with activator?

Processing time is typically up to 40 minutes, depending on:

• Hair type
• Desired level of lift
• Developer volume used

Which volume should stylists choose?

• Use 10 Vol for subtle lift, toning support, or delicate hair
• Use 20 Vol for most standard highlighting and balayage services
• Use 30 Vol for stronger lift on resistant hair
• Use 40 Vol for maximum lightening results and high-impact blonding

Can BBCOS White Meches Activators be used on all hair types?

Yes, but the volume should always be selected based on hair condition. Finer or damaged hair typically requires lower volumes, while resistant hair may tolerate higher volumes.

Why do stylists use violet developers instead of regular peroxide?

Violet-blue developers help neutralize warm undertones during lifting, reducing brassiness and helping achieve cleaner blonde results without extra toning steps.

What makes White Meches Activators different from standard developers?

Unlike basic peroxide creams, White Meches Activators are designed specifically for bleaching systems and include:

• Anti-yellow violet pigments
• Conditioning oils
• Creamy, easy-mixing texture
• Professional stabilization for even lift

Why do stylists prefer multiple volumes in one system?

Having 10–40 Vol options allows full control over:

• Hair sensitivity
• Desired lift level
• Technique precision (roots vs mid-lengths vs ends)
  This makes the system flexible for all salon coloring techniques.