Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Permanent Hair Colour 60ml

Schwarzkopf Igora Royal Permanent Hair Colour 60ml

Developer sold separately

Match your chosen colour to the client's salon record before ordering. Select the exact option above to check availability at Mus & Co.

Igora Royal permanent hair colour for salon services

Schwarzkopf Professional uses High Definition Technology to support clear tone direction and long-lasting colour retention. The range is designed for true-to-tuft results: the shade chart is a consultation reference, while the starting base, previous colour and hair condition still affect the finished result.

For colourists planning grey coverage, distinguish natural shades from fashion shades. Natural tones can provide up to 100% white hair coverage up to level 9; fashion tones offer up to 70% coverage. Follow the manufacturer's shade-specific mixing rules when combining a fashion tone with a natural base. These figures are conditional, not a guarantee for every service.

Choosing your Schwarzkopf Igora Royal shade

Check the complete shade code, not just the colour name. The number before the dash identifies depth; the digits after it identify the main and secondary tone directions. This helps a colourist distinguish a natural shade from an ash, cendré, beige, gold, chocolate, copper, red or violet reflect.

Options listed here include 6-0 Dark Natural Blonde, 7-0 Medium Blonde Natural and 7-77 Medium Blonde Copper Extra. Compare 7-77 with the physical colour chart when a stronger copper direction is required. A screen swatch cannot show precisely how a shade will develop on an individual client's hair.

Pastel shades, concentrates and Cendré Extract are also listed as separate options. Their purpose and application rules differ from a standard natural or fashion shade. Confirm the exact product guidance before using an additive or planning a pastel service; do not apply one recipe across the whole selection.

Igora Royal oil developer and mixing guidance

For standard core shades, Schwarzkopf specifies a 1:1 mixture with the appropriate Igora Royal Oil Developer. For example, 60ml of colour at that ratio requires 60ml of developer. Developer strength depends on the shade, natural base, coverage needs and intended result; select it using the relevant professional instructions.

Standard core services generally develop for 30–45 minutes. Pastels and technical options have their own rules, so check the supplied leaflet before mixing. Igora Royal permanent colour and Igora Vibrance demi-permanent colour are different systems; their activators and instructions are not interchangeable.

For professional use only. Read every pack precaution, follow the manufacturer's allergy alert test instructions before each use and wear suitable gloves. Do not colour an irritated or damaged scalp. Hair colourants can cause severe allergic reactions and are not intended for anyone under 16. This page does not replace professional training or the product instructions.

Schwarzkopf Igora Royal: hair colour questions

Is Schwarzkopf Igora Royal a permanent hair dye?

Yes. The core range is oxidative permanent colour for professional salon use. It requires the compatible developer, purchased separately. Choose the exact tube and developer pairing for the planned service.

Does every Igora Royal colour provide the same grey coverage?

No. Coverage varies with the shade family and mixture. Assess the percentage of white hair and the desired tone before selecting the formula; natural and fashion shades have different coverage guidance.

Can I choose the old or new packaging?

No. Mus & Co may supply current or previous packaging. Schwarzkopf confirms that the packaging redesign retained the 60ml tube capacity. Use the supplied carton to confirm the exact shade and application details.

How should I order for a repeat colour appointment?

Check the recorded shade code, quantity used and developer before adding items to your basket. Keep a note of any formula adjustment made during the consultation. For professional hair and beauty purchasing, matching the product code matters more than choosing a similar-looking name.