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Igora Royal is Schwarzkopf Professional's permanent creme color line, built for salon use with over 80 inter-mixable shades. It targets up to 100% white hair coverage with strong vibrancy and retention, and its lipid carriers help pigment penetrate and seal the cuticle for even results on porous hair. It mixes 1:1 with Igora Royal Color & Care developer and develops in 30 to 45 minutes. Colorists rate it highly for reliable, true-to-swatch results; the main trade-offs are that it is a professional product, not a consumer kit, and it needs the matching developer and a careful shade choice.
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Lowest price we've seen: $9.20 on Nov 2 at Glamour Beauty Center. Tracked across 13 stores since Nov 2.
Rated 4.7 out of 5 from 491 ratings. Colorists and buyers praise the coverage, vibrancy and easy mixing; the main reservations are that it is a pro product and needs the right developer.
Igora Royal is a permanent hair color from Schwarzkopf Professional, developed with professional colorists. It comes in more than 80 inter-mixable shades and gives up to 100% white hair coverage. The creme contains lipid carriers that help pigment penetrate and seal the hair's surface. This supports long-lasting color and even distribution, including on porous hair.
Mix the color 1:1 with Color & Care Developer and apply to dry hair. Leave it on for 30 to 45 minutes, then rinse well. Adding heat is optional and shortens the developing time by a third. Shampoo and neutralize with BC Bonacure Color Save products.
Developer strength depends on the result you want. Use 3% to color darker. Use 6% for tone-on-tone, coloring 1 tone lighter, or coverage. Use 9% to color 1 to 2 tones lighter. Use 12% to color 2 to 3 tones lighter. For worn-out color on previously tinted hair, use a dual application, the colorist method for previously colored hair.
