Before and After The application was very similar to applying a semi-permanent hair color but at the end during the rinsing process it requires you to apply to the hair a buffer- it says to bring the hairs pH back to it's normal level. Worked on removing red hairI had bright red hair which I had for about a year, topped up in between permanent colour with a semi to keep vibrancy. As with most colour removing processes, the hair was VERY warm and coppery, but I’ve come to expect that especially when you have used deeper browns as they are contain red.

No worries: Superdrug’s Colour Rewind Hair Colour Remover is an ammonia-free formula that strips back any unwanted colour to bring your natural shade back through. I read and re-read the instructions and I suggest you read the FAQ's as there is a lot of useful info there too. It’s a top choice if you’ve accidentally gone a little too dark and want to see your lighter hair again.BrilliantSo i have long permed hair which the salon had coloured red however the colour had faded and looked bad . Incorporated into the formula is an intense nourishing treatment, allowing the hair to be re-coloured straight away. Great to hear about everyone elses experience with the product too, and I will certainly be taking all into account. It didnt smell good but jo baz got my hair from burgandyred to a light auburn brown and it was so soft and in such good condition afterwards. Once you've applied your colour remover, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water until the water runs clear.

I was a little apprehensive as I'd used ColourB4 a few years back an it actually re-oxidised in the shower, I had a chat with Scott Cornwall about it and he reckoned it might have been the water :-[ so yeah I wasn't expecting much to be honest but man I'm so pleased I went for it! You may need to repeat this step several times, especially if you're using a strongly scented product.

However, if the artificial hair colour applied is lighter than the natural colour, for example with the use of hydrogen peroxide (i. I have listed everything that’s been done to her hair but would like to add that all that colouring took place over 2 years with the permanent dye being very recently, so much of the colours had washed/grown out. So word of warning: if you have thick, long hair like mine and you use two boxes at a time, make sure you use the buffer in BOTH boxes. The Colourless Extra Hair Colour Remover safely does away with unwanted tones and comes in a washable formula for a seamless experience.