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- Ingredients
Salon size
The developer half of the TJs bleach system. Mixes in equal parts with Bleach Powder to make the bleaching emulsion. Not a facial cream.
Needs a partner product
The developer for TJs Lightening Bleach Powder. Mix in equal parts.
Bleach Powder · Rs 770Rs 40050ml
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- Hydrogen peroxide developer matched to TJs Bleach Powder
- Conditioned base keeps the mixed emulsion smooth and spreadable
- Made in Turkey to the same standard as the powder
- Equal-parts mixing — no measuring or guesswork
- Cash on delivery
- Pay the courier. Nothing upfront.
- Delivery
- Nationwide. Free delivery on 3 items or orders over Rs 3,000.
About this product
Despite the name it is sold under in the Pakistani trade, this is **not a skincare cream.** It is a hydrogen peroxide developer, and it exists to activate TJs Lightening Bleach Powder.
We have kept the trade name because that is what salons ask for and what people search for. But it is worth being direct about what is in the bottle: hydrogen peroxide in a conditioned base with cetyl stearyl alcohol, glycerin, cetrimonium chloride and dimethicone. That base is what keeps the mixed emulsion smooth and spreadable rather than runny.
You mix it in equal parts with Bleach Powder in a non-metallic container, work it to a smooth emulsion, and apply for about fifteen minutes. Neither product does anything alone.
**Read the warnings before you use it.** Hydrogen peroxide is an irritant. Protect your eyes, never use it on eyebrows or eyelashes, do not inhale it, wear gloves, and never reuse leftover mixture. Every one of those instructions is printed on the pack and every one of them is there for a reason.
Made in Turkey, matched to the bleach powder it partners.
Order both together — running out of one makes the other useless.
Questions
- Is this a face cream?
- No. Despite the name it is sold under in the local trade, it is a hydrogen peroxide developer for the bleach system. It should never be applied to skin on its own.
- Why is it called Activator Cream then?
- That is the name Pakistani salons use and search for, so we have kept it rather than renaming a product the trade already knows.
- Can I use it near my eyebrows?
- No. The pack states explicitly that it must not be used on eyebrows or eyelashes.
Use it with
These pairings are printed on the packs themselves, not generated from what other people bought.
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