Colour B4 Extra - Colour eraser “Packaging may vary”

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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 There are many reasons why we can decide we do not want an artificial permanent hair colour shade. These can include (but are not limited to): A colour mistake

This is another hair colour remover designed to work on both permanent and semi-permanent dye. Like the Colour B4 permanent and semi-permanent remover, it also smells somewhat awful. It will be some days before the smell is out of your hair. Once rinsed, apply half the bottle of the buffer solution and work it into the hair as you would a normal shampoo. If you have lightened and wish to return to your natural shade, you should apply a gentle tone on tone colourant one shade lighter than your natural colour. Scott Cornwall Decolour Remover is a super strength formula, specially created to remove permanent colour and dark build-up. Formulated with a premium, double conditioning protein system, hair health is retained throughout the removal process. Unwanted dark or tonal colours are immediately removed without stress or trauma to the hair.

Mix a pea sized amount of Part A and an equal amount of Part B. Using a cotton bud or tissue apply a dab of the mixed product behind the ear. Remove after 24 hours with water and a cleanser. Remove immediately if irritation occurs. If irritation or a reaction is apparent do not conduct a ColourB4™ application. Hair Strand Test

However, a Partial Removal enables you to focus on specific sections only where the artificial colour may have become patchy or built up. You can still brush and wash your hair without worrying it will fall out. If it feels slightly dry, a moisturising conditioner is all you need. The hair had a build-up of silicones, residues and barriers and Decolour Remover could not enter the hair to evoke any change. In this instance, you should clarify the hair several times, do not apply any conditioner or styling products, then repeat the Decolour Remover applicator. Hey guys, I am not entirely sure about the correct way to advise you in using this product. My advice to anyone thinking of using it would be dont! 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.

This approach is ideal if you are happy with the overall colour but find the depth a little too heavy or the tone a bit intense. Some people found that they could leave their hair that way after de-colouring it. The remover works evenly without leaving any blotches and uneven coloured spots. But if you are not comfortable with the final colour, you can use a dye immediately after. What we like about it: After you have rinsed the hair for at least 5 minutes, apply half of the contents of Part C Buffer. Lather up well and leave for 1 minute to absorb. After this minute has elapsed continue rinsing the hair with warm water for a further 5 minutes. 6. FINAL BUFFER AND RINSE

Sarah yeah have a think about it before you buy it, I just read Hayley's comment and she had a good experience, so perhaps it depends on how much and what kind of colours you have built up in your hair "/ xxx Please note: ColourB4 Ultimate will help to remove unwanted colour and lighten the hair, however depending on the condition of your hair, and if it has previously been coloured it may not completely remove the colour. Colour B4 shrinks the artificial dye molecules in the hair. Enabling you to simply rinse them away. If you are thinking about removing your permanent hair colour, we found five really effective and safe hair colour removers online. Here they are. Permanent hair dye replaces some of your natural hair colour molecules with artificial colour molecules. So what a hair colour remover does is get inside your hair shafts and dissolves the bonds holding the colour molecules together. It also shrinks the molecules.After peroxide use most natural brunettes will have an orange tone to the hair,it is not the colour b4 but often years of peroxide use which bring warm tones out of the hair. Look at the ingredients on your hair dye box… Heya i'm for the primary time here. I found this board and I in finding It truly useful & it helped me out much. I hope to provide something again and help others such as you aided me.