Hydroperite 1kg

Hydroperite 15 g.

An antiseptic agent from the oxidant group. It is a complex compound of hydrogen peroxide with urea. When hydrogen peroxide comes into contact with damaged skin and mucous membranes, active oxygen is released, which mechanically cleanses and inactivates organic substances (proteins, blood, pus).

Hydroperite for professional and home use, 15 g (Hydroperitum) - a clathrate of hydrogen peroxide with carbamide (urea). When dissolved in water, it produces a solution of hydrogen peroxide and carbamide (a neutral, harmless compound used as a food additive E927b). The hydrogen peroxide content in the compound is 34.01%. International name: Urea peroxide.

Applications:

In cosmetics, as an oxidizer for hair lighteners and permanent dyes. The urea contained in hydroperite promotes better penetration of the peroxide into the hair structure.

In medicine, as an antiseptic. It has disinfecting, deodorizing, and hemostatic effects. Upon contact with damaged skin or mucous membranes, active oxygen is released, causing mechanical cleansing and inactivation of organic substances.

For pool cleaning, hydroperite dissolved in water, which corresponds to perhydrol, is used. Dosage: 700 grams per 1 tonne of water (1 m³).

Antiseptic agent

It has disinfecting, deodorizing, and hemostatic effects. Upon contact with damaged skin or mucous membranes, active oxygen is released, causing mechanical cleansing and inactivation of organic substances (proteins, blood, pus).

Indications: inflammatory diseases of mucous membranes, purulent wounds, capillary bleeding from superficial wounds, nosebleeds, stomatitis, tonsillitis, gynecological diseases (disinfection). For rinsing the mouth and throat, dissolve 1.5 g in a glass of water (200 ml) (0.25% hydrogen peroxide solution). For washing, dissolve 6 g in a glass of water (1% solution).

Stomatitis, tonsillitis, gynecological diseases (for washing and rinsing), small superficial wounds, minor capillary bleeding from superficial wounds, nosebleeds.

Hair lightening with hydroperite

For lightening and bleaching hair, you will need:

hydroperite powder,

syringe,

porcelain or glass dish,

flour,

ammonia solution,

liquid soap,

fatty cream,

towel,

rubber gloves and safety goggles.

Procedure:

Take 15 g of hydroperite powder and crush it. Add water (using a syringe for convenience) according to the table below. To prepare higher concentrations, use hot water and dissolve using a hot water bath. Perform all manipulations in a porcelain or glass dish, preferably wearing rubber gloves and safety goggles.

Concentration required for different hair types: for lightening thick hair 7-12%, medium hair 5-11%, thin hair 3-7%

To determine the amount of water and the resulting concentration, use the table:

3% - 15 g hydroperite - 166 ml water

4% - 15 g hydroperite - 121 ml water

5% - 15 g hydroperite - 94 ml water

6% - 15 g hydroperite - 75 ml water

7% - 15 g hydroperite - 63 ml water

8% - 15 g hydroperite - 53 ml water

9% - 15 g hydroperite - 46 ml water

10% - 15 g hydroperite - 40 ml water

11% - 15 g hydroperite - 35 ml water

12% - 15 g hydroperite - 31 ml water

The ratios in the table are valid when calculated proportionally. For example, to prepare 100 g of a 10% solution, you need to take 15*(15+40)/100 = 27 g of hydroperite and 100-27 = 73 g of water.

Add regular wheat flour to the solution to thicken it. Apply the mixture to the hair for 7-10 minutes, then rinse off with running water. This method is suitable for lightening body hair.

To lighten hair on the head, take 3 g of hydroperite powder and add 2 ampoules of ammonia solution. Pour the resulting mixture into a tablespoon of shampoo. Apply the shampoo to hair for 3-5 minutes, then rinse thoroughly with running water. Be prepared that it may not always be possible to lighten hair to the desired tone on the first try. In addition, the hair may turn yellow.

To lighten individual strands of hair on the head, take 6 grams of hydroperite powder. Add a teaspoon of liquid soap, shampoo, or shaving cream and a teaspoon of ammonia solution.

Cover your shoulders with a towel and apply fatty cream to the skin along the hairline. Put on rubber gloves. Using cotton wool, evenly apply the prepared lightening mixture to the strands, keeping 0.8-10 mm away from the roots. Hold for 10-15 minutes, then rinse off. If it gets into your eyes, rinse them with plenty of water.

Features of using hydroperite

Before lightening hair with hydroperite, do not wash your head for at least a day. The natural oils will help protect the skin from damage,

Apply the mixture to dry, unwashed hair and leave for five to ten minutes depending on the desired effect. Rinse thoroughly with warm water,

If necessary, repeat the procedure after two to three days if the effect was not satisfactory.

It is not recommended to use hydroperite frequently for bleaching or lightening hair, as the hydrogen peroxide it contains damages the hair.

When lightening hair with hydroperite, the scalp along the hairline should be coated with a fatty cream to avoid burns. If the product gets into the eyes, rinse them thoroughly with plenty of water.

Hydroperite can also be used to highlight hair by lightening individual strands. In this case, the mixture is applied at a distance of one centimeter from the roots, and the exposure time is increased to 15 minutes.

Before using hydroperite to remove or bleach hair, it is recommended to perform a sensitivity test to rule out an allergic reaction. This product should not be used by those with sensitive and dry skin, or by those with split ends.

For lightening hair, we recommend using the ready-made Cream Oxidizer 12% - 50 ml.

Hydroperite for hair removal

Hydroperite can be used to remove hair on the arms, legs, or underarms. It is better not to use this product to remove hair above the lip, as this may cause facial irritation and dryness of the skin.

Depending on the hair quality, this process will need to be repeated several times, approximately every two days. Coarse and dark hair will most likely not be completely removed, but it is quite realistic to achieve their lightening and structural change. As a result, they will become practically invisible.

Before removing hair, you need to purchase hydroperite and prepare a 15% solution in water. This concentration will best allow you to remove unwanted body hair.

To prepare the mixture, 4.5 g of powder is enough, dissolved in 10 milliliters of water. To measure the required amount of water, it is most convenient to use a measuring cup.

Then 10 drops of ammonia solution are added to this solution, everything is thoroughly shaken and applied to the problem areas of the skin. After waiting for the product to dry completely, apply it to the body again. After a couple of days, the procedure is repeated, and so on until the desired result is achieved.

Some women add wheat flour to the mixture to make it thicker and more convenient to use.

Precautions

The procedures described above are performed at your own risk. If side effects occur, consult a doctor immediately.

The antiseptic effect of hydroperite is not sterilizing; it only temporarily reduces the number of microorganisms. Occlusive dressings should not be used. Do not use for irrigation of cavities; avoid contact with eyes.

Powder for preparing a solution for external use.

Country of manufacture: Ukraine.

Storage: In a dry place, protected from light, at a temperature