Hair Color 1:2 Ratio Calculator

Mix 1 part color with 2 parts developer — from any amount you already know.

Enter how much color you are using; developer is calculated at 2×.

1:2 mix (color : developer)

Hair color / dye
60 g (33.33% of mix)
Developer / oxidant
120 g (66.67% of mix)
Total in bowl
180 g

Ratio 1:2 — 1 part color + 2 parts developer

Standard permanent color mixing is often 1:2 (color to developer). Weigh or measure on a scale for accuracy. Always follow your brand’s technical guide — some lines use 1:1, 1:1.5, or different ratios for toners or high-lift.

Hair Color 1:2 Ratio Calculator helps you mix 1 part color with 2 parts developer — from any amount you already know. It is commonly used by fitness users, coaches, wellness practitioners for hair color 1:2 ratio, hair dye developer calculator, 1 to 2 hair color mix.

Standard 1:2 salon mix

Many permanent hair colors call for 1 part color (tube/dye) to 2 parts developer (oxidant). This tool splits your mix instantly:

  • Enter **color amount** → get developer (2×) and bowl total
  • Enter **developer amount** → get color (half) and total
  • Enter **total mixture** → get color (⅓) and developer (⅔)

Example (pre-filled)

60 g color is a common half-tube batch → 120 g developer → 180 g total in the bowl.

Brand notes

Ratios vary by line (1:1, 1:1.5, toners, high-lift). Always check your color manufacturer’s technical guide.

Frequently Asked Questions