Developlus Color Oops Color Remover (Extra Strength)
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It all depends on the color you want to get rid of. It won't work if the color isn't natural (black, brown, or natural red). Color zap from Loreal is great for both natural and artificial colors.
I'm not sure if it matters (it doesn't say), but you must rinse it for an extremely long time (at least 20 minutes).
That is an excellent query. Before going through the entire process, you might want to try a test patch. I did, and I knew it was going to work because of it. Last weekend, I dyed my hair red (intentionally strawberry blonde, but it turned out Lucile Ball fiery red instead). My natural hair color is grey, and it's bleached blonde. Color Oops took 100% of the red out, exactly as intended by the intended by the intended by the intended by the intended by the% My hair was back to being blonde, just like it had been before the red dye. I'm not sure why you weren't able to get it to work. It was the day after I had dyed my hair red that I used it. That could play a role (do it now). If you really can't stand the dark brown, it's worth giving it another shot. Start with a test patch, and if it works, follow the instructions to the letter, including the 20-minute rinsing time.
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It isn't perfect, but it isn't terrible either. br>First and foremost, if you're a brunette (black, dark chocolate) transitioning to a very light brown hair color, it will take some time. I went from dark chocolate to brown chocolate in three weeks. Underneath my dark chocolate color, I had a pinkish tint. br>I went through 5 packs and have one more that I'll use later. I used 1- Once a week, two packs. br>THE PROCESS'S VERY FIRST MINUTE:
1. SMELL AFTERbr>My hair reeked for a week, and I reeked for another week. It was my 4-year-old daughter's birthday. I've been washing my hair every goddess day, sometimes twice a day, since the smell was so bad, and spraying my hair with mist, deep conditioner, and deep mask just to get rid of the smell. br>I have no complaints about this product. It appeared to be successful. It wasn't as bad as I thought it would be. br>I wish I could see how it works after the sixth pack, but after five uses, I can confidently say it does an excellent job of removing all hair color. I'm glad I'm getting back to my natural color now that I can see my roots.
It has an unpleasant odor to it. It smells like rotten eggs and won't go away unless you wash your hair several times after using it. It removes enough color to correct the problem without stripping the hair.
It didn't take off a lot of color, smelled like sulphur, and left my hair dry but not damaged. To be honest, I think the prolonged rinsing is what caused the dryness.
It's quite effective.
Color removal is a breeze with this product.
This is ineffective.
Because the application process for each dye is different, it's best to mix them together. Manic Panic blue was one of the dyes I used to dye my blonde hair. I was certain I wouldn't see any results, but it did! My hair was completely blue-free! br>br>I waited the recommended 20 minutes and carefully followed the instructions. While the product was in my hair, I wrapped it in saran wrap and used a heater to speed up the process. There was enough product left over that I could use as much as I wanted. br>br>I wasn't expecting much, but it turned out to be a huge success!.
Thank you so much for sparing me the cost of a salon visit!.
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