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3deluxe Professional Permanent Hair Colour 100ml
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3deluxe Professional Permanent Hair Colour 100ml

100 mlHairdressing Supplies

£5.49

Price last checked: 15 October 2026

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Brand
3deluxe
Category
Hair colour
Pack size
100 ml
Supplier reference
56161504067967

About this product

3deluxe Professional Permanent Hair Colour is an Italian permanent hair colouring cream with 118 shades on this page, from naturals and intense naturals to ashes, golds, coppers, reds, violets and the high-lift Special Blonde 12 series. Its 3D Lux technology uses high-quality micropigments that penetrate deep into the hair fibre for 100% grey coverage and long-lasting 3deluxe hair colour with a light-reflecting finish, while Argan oil and Marigold extract keep the cream soft and easy to apply.

Shades intermix easily, so salons can build their own formulas from one professional hair colour range. 118 shadeson this page, including the Special Blonde 12 series 100% grey coverageover 50% grey, mix with the Natural of the same depth 1:1.5 mix50 ml colour + 75 ml 3deluxe Cream Developer Up to 3 levels of liftwith 30 vol (9%) developer 30–40 mindevelopment, or 45 min for full grey coverage Product Benefits

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Long-lasting colour: high-quality micropigments penetrate deep into the hair fibre for excellent grey coverage and colour that resists fading.

Light-reflecting results: rich, multi-faceted colour with an incredible light reflection.

Argan oil and Marigold extract: a soft, easy-to-apply cream enriched with moisturising Argan oil and Marigold extract.

Coverage for resistant grey: the Intense Naturals (.00) carry more pigment for 100% coverage on resistant hair.

Built to intermix: colours mix easily for unlimited combinations, and Neutral 10.00 softens the intensity of any shade. How will 3deluxe Color look on your client's hair? With no lift, a shade deposits at its own depth on lighter hair and at the depth of the hair underneath on darker hair. The lighter the starting base, the more vibrant the tone: on a level 10 it shows at full strength.

The same shade on four natural bases: 6.1 Dark Blonde AshBalanced cool ash tones that come through more clearly on lighter bases. 6.3 Dark Blonde GoldNatural golden tones that turn richer on lighter bases. 6.4 Dark Blonde CopperCopper tones that turn vivid on lighter bases. Results vary with hair condition and previous colour.

How to Use Skin test 48 hours before every colour service, using the colour and developer at the ratio you plan to use. Mix 50 ml of colour with 75 ml of 3deluxe Cream Developer (1:1.5). Over 50% grey, use half the chosen shade and half the Natural of the same depth. Choose the developer for the result: 10 vol (3%) for same depth or darker, 20 vol (6%) for grey coverage and up to 2 levels of lift, 30 vol (9%) for up to 3 levels, 40 vol (12%) for 4 to 5 levels.

Apply roots to ends straight away for the same depth or darker. To lighten, apply to lengths and ends first, 2 cm from the scalp, for 20 minutes, then apply to the roots. For regrowth, apply to the roots for 20–30 minutes, then take the rest through the lengths for 10–15 minutes. Develop for 30–40 minutes, or 45 minutes for 100% grey coverage. With heat, check after 25 minutes.

Rinse: emulsify well, rinse thoroughly and follow with 3deluxe Color Shampoo.

Salon tip: for a true in-between level, mix 1/4 of the darker shade with 3/4 of the lighter one, e.g. 1/4 6.3 + 3/4 8.3 for a 7.3. Working with it in the salon Ratios, developers and timings for each 3deluxe Color service. Technique Mix Developer Time Lift Result Tone on tone / darker 1:1.5 Tone on Tone or 10 vol (3%) 30 min — Same depth or darker, with reflections Grey coverage 1:1.5, half shade + half Natural (over 80% grey: 1:1) 20 vol (6%) 30–40 min (45 min for 100%) 1–2 levels 100% grey coverage Lightening 1:1.5 30 vol (9%) 30–40 min Up to 3 levels Lighter result, also for resistant hair High lift 1:1.5 40 vol (12%) 30–40 min 4–5 levels Maximum lift with permanent colour Intense result 1:1 10, 20 or 30 vol — — Stronger colour Special Blonde (12 series) 1:2 30 vol (9%) or 40 vol (12%) 45 min Level 6 to 10 High-lift blonde; on bases darker than 6 the result is very warm Toning bleached hair — Tone on Tone (porous hair) or 10 vol (3%) — — e.g. 10.1 ash, 10.02 pearl/soft beige, 8.12 silver 3deluxe shade chart See every shade in the range on the physical 3deluxe Color Chart, 118 shades.

View the 3deluxe colour chart Ingredients Aqua (Water), Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-25, Propylene Glycol, Ammonium Hydroxide, Laureth-3, Cocamide MEA, Decyl Oleate, Parfum (Fragrance), Sodium Sulfite, Ascorbic Acid, Sodium Hydrosulfite, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Tetrasodium EDTA, Polyquaternium-7, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Tocopheryl Acetate, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Terpineol, Tetramethyl Acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, Hexamethyl Indanopyran, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone.

Allergy advice: 3deluxe Professional Permanent Hair Colour contains ammonia. It also contains shade-specific colour pigments, which may include p-phenylenediamine (PPD). See the pack for the full list. Skin test 48 hours before use. 3deluxe questions from the salon floor How do 3deluxe shade numbers work? The first number is the depth, from 1 (black) to 10 (platinum blonde), and the numbers after the point are the main tone then the secondary tone, so 6.35 is a level 6 with a gold main tone and a mahogany secondary tone.

Is there a 3deluxe colour chart? Yes, the physical 3deluxe Color Chart shows all 118 shades. What developer do I mix 3deluxe Color with? Mix 50 ml of colour with 75 ml of 3deluxe Cream Developer (1:1.5), choosing 10, 20, 30 or 40 vol for the result you want. Does 3deluxe Color cover grey? Yes, it gives 100% grey coverage: over 50% grey, mix the shade half and half with the Natural of the same depth, and use the Intense Naturals (.00) on resistant grey.

How long do I leave 3deluxe Color on? Develop for 30–40 minutes, or 45 minutes for 100% grey coverage, checking after 25 minutes if you use heat. How many levels does 3deluxe Color lift? Up to 2 levels with 20 vol, up to 3 with 30 vol and 4 to 5 with 40 vol. What is the Special Blonde 12 series? High-lift shades mixed 1:2 with 30 or 40 vol and left for 45 minutes, for best results on a level 6 or lighter.

What does Neutral 10.00 do? It softens the intensity of other shades and adds shine, lifting up to half a level, so adding 3 cm to a 7.0 gives a 7½. Can I use 3deluxe Color to tone bleached hair? Yes, mix it with Tone on Tone for porous hair or 10 vol, for example 10.1 for an ash tone or 10.02 for a pearl/soft beige. What to pair it with The 3deluxe developer, bleach and colour shampoo to complete the service.

3deluxe Cream Peroxide Developer 1000mlCream developer in Tone on Tone, 10 vol (3%), 20 vol (6%), 30 vol (9%) and 40 vol (12%). 3deluxe Bleaching Powder 500gBleaching powder with up to 9 levels of lift, in a 500 g aluminium bag. 3deluxe Color Shampoo 1000mlThe 3deluxe colour shampoo in a 1000 ml salon size.

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