What type of hair colour uses low-volume hydrogen peroxide solely to deposit colour or add tone?

Long-lasting semi-permanent hair color is designed to use low-volume hydrogen peroxide primarily to deposit color or enhance the tone of the hair. This type of color typically contains a lower concentration of peroxide, which allows for the development of color without significantly lifting the natural pigmentation of the hair.

The key feature of long-lasting semi-permanent color is its ability to penetrate the hair shaft to some extent, allowing it to create a more permanent effect than temporary colors, yet it doesn't contain the strong chemicals that are used in permanent colors for a complete change. This makes semi-permanent options more versatile for clients looking to shift their color or tone without the commitment associated with permanent dyes. The use of low-volume hydrogen peroxide helps to ensure that the hair remains healthier, as high-volume peroxide can often lead to more dryness or damage.

Additionally, this type of hair color usually lasts longer than temporary options but is more easily removed or fades more naturally compared to permanent colors, offering clients flexibility in their hair color choices.