Hey friends. Welcome to our latest episode of “Guru In Your Ear”
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This week, we’re tackling a question that’s been stirring up confusion, debate, and way too much misinformation across our industry, and social media.
It’s time to set the record straight with a little science, logic, and clarity.
The topic?
Mixing different volumes of developer to “create” something in-between.
Can you really mix 30 volume and 10 volume to get 20 volume?
You’d think this one would be simple, but it continues to spark heated discussions and endless opinions, even among those who claim chemistry expertise.
So, let’s unpack what science actually says and put this myth to rest once and for all.
A key takeaway from this episode:
“Math does not equal chemistry. You can average numbers — but you can’t average chemical reactions.”
Tune in now and give it a listen. Then let me know what you think in the comments.
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