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RefectoCil Oxidant 3% Developer Liquid is a stabilised, intensive liquid developer formulated to be mixed with RefectoCil eyelash and eyebrow tints. Its fluid, drop-dispensed consistency lets artists measure exactly 10 drops into the tint for a precise, economical mix every time, with the 100 ml bottle sufficient for approximately 200 applications. It's safe to use around the sensitive eye area, and produces the same colour result as the Oxidant Cream — the choice between the two is purely a matter of handling preference.
Any studio running RefectoCil cream tints needs a compatible oxidant as a core, repeat-purchase supply. Technicians who prefer a thinner, easily-measured liquid over a thicker cream for their mixing routine will gravitate to this format specifically. High-volume salons benefit from the large 100 ml size and its roughly 200-application yield, reducing how often this staple needs reordering.
The liquid format is chosen specifically for how it measures and mixes.
Aqua, Hydrogen Peroxide, Triethanolamine, Phosphoric Acid, C12-13 Pareth-9.
Caution: Contains Hydrogen Peroxide; avoid direct contact with the eyes and use only as directed alongside RefectoCil eyelash and eyebrow tints.
The colour result is intended to be identical between the two — the difference is purely in handling, with the Liquid offering a thinner consistency and precise drop dispensing versus the thicker feel of the Cream. Choosing between them comes down to personal mixing preference.
The Liquid format is naturally thinner than the Cream, so a properly mixed paste with this developer will still feel less thick than one made with Oxidant Cream — that's expected, not a sign of an incorrect ratio, as long as the paste is smooth and not watery.
Reducing the drop count isn't a documented ratio and may under-develop the tint rather than make it gentler, so sensitivity concerns are better addressed through a patch test and appropriate tint shade choice rather than altering the oxidant ratio.
Hydrogen-peroxide-based developers can lose potency faster when stored somewhere warm or in direct light, so keeping the bottle in a cool, shaded area helps it perform consistently for longer.
Holding the bottle at an angle or squeezing unevenly can change drop size from one use to the next. Holding the bottle upright and squeezing gently and consistently gives the most reliable, repeatable drop count.
