Hair coloring changed by Agent 2.
Developed independently by NAKANO, SUSTINO releases customers from hair coloring discomfort, and is a hair coloring agent with a focus on the future of salon coloring.
Sustino Oxide 06
Quasi drug
Sustino Oxide 02
Quasi drug
SUSTINO Agent 1
Quasi drug
Releasing customers from discomfort during coloring while maintaining good dyeability, the [hybrid base] has been developed so that customers are able to enjoy hair coloring throughout their lifetime.
Characteristics of the emulsion Normally, with both hair coloring Agents 1 and 2, it is an O/W (oil in water) type emulsion in which droplets exist in the aqueous phase. An O/W (oil in water) type emulsion is a cream with oil droplets floating in water, and has characteristics such as [good comparability with water] and a [fresh feeling during use]. On the other hand, a W/O (water in oil) type emulsion is a cream with water droplets floating in oil, and has the characteristics of being a [good barrier to water] and having an [oily feeling during use]. Since the essential components of hair color (dye, alkaline agent, hydrogen peroxide) are water soluble, for the reasons mentioned above, conventional hair color has until now been designed as an O/W (oil in water) type emulsion for both Agent 1 and Agent 2.
Hybrid base By combining two different emulsion types and utilizing the advantages of each to form a hybrid base, customers are released from discomfort during coloring and good dyeability is achieved.
