A stylist booking a root touch-up, a full balayage, and a correction job in the same week needs supplies that stretch across all three without inflating costs. Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln stocks permanent colour, bleach, peroxide, and the bonding products that support them, all from recognised brands sold at wholesale prices aimed at salons rather than individual consumers. Finding budget professional hair colour next to the developers and treatments needed to apply it means a full colour service can be planned from one supplier instead of several.
Professional Hair Colour at Lower Price Points
Permanent colour makes up a large part of what Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln carries, with options spanning several well-known brands. Wella Koleston Perfect ME+ comes in a 60ml format, positioned as a long-lasting permanent colour for salon use. FarmaVita Life Color Plus is available in a 100ml size, while Renbow Colorissimo, a range dating back to the 1970s, also comes in 100ml and uses what the brand describes as chroma technology for depth and longevity.
Fanola Color Professional Colouring Cream rounds out the permanent colour options in a 100ml size, and Schwarzkopf Igora Royal is stocked in 60ml as well. A colourist mixing a root touch-up for one client and a full head of colour for another can draw from the same shelf of brands rather than switching suppliers mid-week. Because the site lists these ranges at wholesale prices rather than individual retail markups, a salon buying in regular quantity has a clearer route to budget professional hair colour without moving down to an unfamiliar brand.
Semi-Permanent and Pastel Colour Alternatives
Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln lists Semi-Permanent Hair Colour as its own category, sitting next to permanent colour and bleach in the same section of the site. This gives a salon offering toning work or a shorter-commitment colour service a place to order alongside the permanent lines already in use. Grouping the two formats together means a stylist planning a mixed day of root services and toning appointments is not forced to check a separate supplier for one or the other.
Keeping semi-permanent stock in the same section as permanent colour and bleach also simplifies reordering once a salon settles on preferred brands for each service type. For example, a client asking for a toning gloss after a lightening appointment can be handled from the same order as the bleach itself. That overlap is part of what keeps the wider catalogue practical for a working colour bar, rather than just a list of separate product categories.
Professional Bleach and Lightening Powders
The bleach and lightening section at Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln includes several well-known names. Schwarzkopf BlondMe Bond Enforcing Premium Lightener Bleach 9+ comes in a 450g size and offers up to 9 levels of lift while aiming to protect hair during the process. L’Oreal Professionnel Blond Studio 8 Multi Techniques Powder, in a 500g pack, achieves up to 8 levels of lift and is built for techniques such as highlights and balayage.
Wella supplies two different Blondor lightening powders for salons weighing size against lift. The 800g Blondor Multi-Blonde Lightening Powder offers up to 7 levels of lift with Tri-Lightening technology, while the smaller 400g BlondorPlex version reaches up to 9 levels of lift and adds Bond Builder Technology to the formula. Schwarzkopf Igora Vario Blond Blue Plus Bleach with FibrePlex delivers up to 7 levels of lift and includes FibrePlex for hair integrity during lightening, which matters for a salon running back-to-back balayage appointments on the same afternoon.
Peroxides and Developers Across Brand Lines
Bleach and permanent colour both rely on a matching peroxide or developer, and Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln stocks HDS Professional Creme Peroxide alongside the branded colour ranges. The HDS Professional line has had a packaging update, moving to a format called 3deluxe, which applies to the 6% strength and is set to extend across the rest of the range. Pairing an own-brand peroxide against the likes of Wella and Schwarzkopf gives a salon a lower-cost developer option without dropping the colour brand itself.
Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln offers Same Day Dispatch before 1pm, which matters for a salon that runs out of a specific developer strength mid-week and needs stock before the next booked colour appointment. Ordering a creme peroxide alongside a bleach or permanent tint from the same checkout removes the delay of waiting on two separate deliveries. That kind of practical stocking detail, rather than the brand names alone, is part of what keeps the colour bar running without gaps.
Colour Removal and Treatment Support Products
Colour correction and colour removal sit under their own category within the professional hair colour and bleach section at Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln. These products support situations where a previous colour needs lifting before a new one goes on, which is common in correction work or when a client is changing shade significantly. Having removers stocked alongside the main colour and bleach ranges means a separate order is not needed just for correction jobs.
Bonding and plex systems appear as a related category too, aimed at supporting hair structure during chemical services such as bleaching or colour correction. These sit logically next to the bleach and peroxide ranges, since bond-focused treatments are often used in the same appointment as a lightening or colour application. Shade charts are listed close by as well, helping match a planned result against what a given colour line can actually produce before the first application goes on.
Bundle Deals and Multi-Product Savings
Hairdressing Supplies Lincoln groups some hair care products into bundles, which can simplify ordering for salons that use certain items together regularly. The Fanola Anti-Frizz Routine Bundle brings together a Fanola Keraterm Shampoo 1000ml and a Fanola Wonder Smooth Mask 1000ml with a complementary smoothing product for backwash use. The Fanola Smoothing Back Bar Bundle takes a different approach, grouping four separate 1000ml Fanola shampoos so the shampoo can be matched to each client’s hair type during a backwash.
These particular bundles sit on the hair care side of the catalogue rather than the colour and bleach range itself, but they show a consistent pattern across the site. A salon ordering shampoo, bleach, and peroxide together in one checkout avoids splitting an order across several deliveries, which is a more concrete saving than a simple price cut. That grouping logic, carried across shade charts, colour accessories, and backwash bundles alike, is what keeps a colour bar manageable without constant reordering.
- Wella stocks its Koleston Perfect ME+ permanent colour alongside Blondor lightening powders, covering both colour and lift in one brand.
- L’Oreal offers its Professionnel Blond Studio 8 powder, aimed at multi-technique lightening work such as balayage and highlights.
- Fanola supplies permanent colour creams, bleaching powders, and hair care bundles, spreading its presence across several categories at once.
- Schwarzkopf covers both colour through Igora Royal and bleach through BlondMe and Igora Vario Blond lines with FibrePlex.
- FarmaVita contributes its Life Color Plus permanent colour and a dedicated bottle pump accessory for backwash dispensing.
- Renbow brings a long-established permanent colour range, Colorissimo, built on what it calls chroma technology for depth and longevity.
Professional Colour Choices Going Forward
A colour bar built on these brands and formats leaves room to add a new line without rebuilding a supplier list from scratch.
