Colour B4 Extra - Colour eraser “Packaging may vary”

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Remarkable! Its in fact remarkable article, I have got much clear idea on the topic of from this paragraph. I was mortified when I washed off the solution after an hour of waiting! Not to mention the recommended 20 minutes worth of rinsing! My actual hair colour is now the same as before. I also have these rather fetching patchy orange streaks on the top of my head. With Decolour Remover, you do not always need to conduct a whole head traditional application. It is possible to work with the product to create specific results based on your colour requirements; – Balayage/Ombre Removal

You simply mix bottles A & B, apply all over the hair. Then wait for an hour (I know!!) Rinse and apply bottle C which is a buffer that removes any trace of colour. The hair is then left ready for any future colouring treatments. Dab Decolour Remover where you see the unwanted colour, watch as it reduces down and then rinse off when you appropriate level of removal has been achieved. Colour Reducer It's going to be ending of mine day, except before finish I am reading this impressive article to improve my knowledge.ColourB4 gives you the freedom to change your hair colour and be the colour you want to be. ColourB4 is the easy way to remove hair colour at home. Simply comb in, wait, rinse away and your hair is free of colour without using ammonia or bleach This hair colour remover works only on permanent hair colour. It is not effective on temporary dye nor will it remove cuticle staining. Colour B4 shrinks the artificial dye molecules in the hair. Enabling you to simply rinse them away. We advise, and it is stated on the product instructions, everyone should perform a strand test before dyeing their hair, even if they have used the product before, as that ensures they will achieve the right result As with a balayage or ombre removal, you need to mix in a plastic bowl and apply the colour remover with a brush.

I too used this product yesterday, my hair now absolutely stinks! It's a terrible, terrible smell that I can't seem to get rid of even after the advised 20 mins of rinsing. My natural hair colour is a medium/dark brown… I've now been left with bright ginger hair! 🙁 The fact that it advises not to dye your hair again for a minimum two weeks is saddening. However, a Partial Removal enables you to focus on specific sections only where the artificial colour may have become patchy or built up.

Colour build-up occurs after artificial permanent colour is continually applied throughout the hair with every regrowth application.

I used this yesterday and it's not so bad (i am natural ginger, so that colour it is not so scary for me), but i still have my edges very dark (couple inches) and i would like to use it again. Do you think I can use it today or should I wait couple days? I do however have a colour, an emergency colour I bought beforehand. I am now wondering if its worth the risk as the product contains peroxide.. and I don't wish for my hair to go green! When colouring the hair to the same or to a darker shade new synthetic pigment molecules are added to the hair’s natural pigment changing its colour. Whereas in lightening the hair’s natural colour the darker natural pigments need first to be broken down then replaced with the new synthetic pigments. Hair colour remover is effective, but it does smell pretty grim. You can get rid of the lingering odour by using some natural remedies: baking soda mixed with water in a spray and sprayed all over your hair is a good solution. If you mix Decolour Remover in a tint bowl and apply with a brush, it is possible to achieve a balayage or ombre colour removal effect. Here, you remove only the colour in the ends or balayage threads. Giving a multi-tonal/highlighted or ombre effect.be really something which I believe I'd by no means understand. It kind of feels too complex and very vast for me. I am having a look forward in your subsequent put up, I will try to get the hold of it!