Lisap LK OPC 100 ml from color level 9 includes the blonde and very light shades from the professional LK OPC color line. It is a permanent oxidative cream color for intensive, long-lasting color results with shine and a nourished hair feel.
This product page is specifically intended for LK OPC colors starting from color level 9. The darker and mid-colors up to and including color level 8 are available separately. This allows you to search specifically for the lighter LK OPC shades within the color selection.
LK stands for Lisap Kromatic and OPC for Oil Protection Complex . Lisap combines color technology with nourishing ingredients that support the hair during the color treatment.
The Oil Protection Complex contains, among other things , argan oil and passionflower oil . Additionally, Lisap uses Phyto-Enhancer and Ceramide A2 within LK OPC. The formula has been developed to combine professional color performance with attention to the cosmetic condition, softness, and shine of the hair.
In professional hair dye, the first digit of the color number typically indicates the color level . The higher this first digit, the lighter the base color. Color level 9 is in the very blonde range; higher color levels are used for even lighter blonde results and special lightening applications.
Numbers or other designations following the color level indicate the nuance or reflection. This allows, for example, a cooler, warmer, more natural, or more pronounced color character to be chosen within the same color level.
The final color is always determined in part by the starting color of the hair , present natural pigments, previously applied hair coloring, porosity, condition of the hair, and the developer used.
For light and very light hair colors, a proper color diagnosis is especially important. An LK OPC color starting from level 9 does not automatically mean that every hair can achieve the same light color.
The natural color level and the chosen oxidizing cream determine how much lightening is possible. Furthermore, permanent hair dye cannot simply lighten previously artificially applied color pigments . If the hair is already dyed dark, another professional color treatment may be necessary first to achieve a significantly lighter result.
The correct mixing ratio within the lighter section of the LK OPC line depends on the specific color group . Regular LK OPC colors are used in a different ratio than the special superlightener/high-lift colors.
Therefore, for colors from color level 9 upwards, do not automatically use a single mixing ratio for every variant. Always check to which LK OPC color group the chosen shade belongs and follow Lisap's current technical mixing instructions.
For regular LK OPC colors, a mixing ratio of 1:1 applies. For the special superlightener/high-lift colors, Lisap uses a mixing ratio of 1:2 .
LK OPC is mixed with a suitable oxidizing cream before use. The required strength depends on the chosen shade, natural starting height, desired lightening, and the intended color result.
Especially with very light and high-lift colors, it is important not to rely solely on the desired final figure. The developer is an active component of the color formula and directly influences the degree of lightening and color development.
The processing time depends on the selected LK OPC color group and color application. A different technical application is used for regular LK OPC colors than for special high-lightening shades.
Therefore, for light colors from height 9, always follow Lisap's current technical instructions for the specific shade , especially when it concerns a superlightener/high-lift color.
The lighter the desired result, the more important the underlying pigmentation of the hair becomes. During the lightening process, warm underlying pigments become visible. The chosen LK OPC shade must therefore match both the starting height and the desired end result.
When correcting or neutralizing unwanted warm tones, knowledge of color levels and color reflections is important. Therefore, simply selecting a light color based on an image or color chart does not guarantee the same result.
The exact INCI varies by LK OPC color number. In particular, the dyes and color preservatives used can differ per shade. It would therefore not be correct to publish a single ingredient list as a universal INCI for all variants from color level 9 upwards.
Lisap describes LK OPC in its own safety information as an oxidative hair dye with ammonia . Depending on the chosen shade, various colorants may be present. For the complete and up-to-date INCI, always consult the ingredient list on the packaging of the relevant color number.
Hair dyes can cause serious allergic reactions. Always read and follow the warnings and instructions for use on the packaging. Wear suitable gloves and avoid contact with the eyes. In case of contact with the eyes, rinse immediately and thoroughly with water.
Do not use hair dye to color eyelashes or eyebrows. Follow the manufacturer's current instructions regarding allergy warnings and the skin sensitivity test.
Yes. LK OPC is a permanent oxidative cream color that is mixed with developer for use.
No. LK OPC contains ammonia. Lisap positions the line as a color formula with a low ammonia content, but that does not mean the product is ammonia-free.
No. For regular LK OPC colors, the ratio is 1:1 , but for the special superlightener/high-lift colors, it is 1:2 . Therefore, check which color group the chosen light shade belongs to.
Not without further ado. Permanent hair dye cannot simply remove previously artificially applied dark color pigments with a lighter hair color. Depending on the initial situation, a professional bleaching or correction treatment may be necessary first.
Because the ingredients, and in particular the dyes and color preservatives used, can vary per shade , the ingredient list on the packaging of the actually selected color number is therefore the determining factor.
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