Colour B4 Extra - Colour eraser “Packaging may vary”

Product Information

I'll use it once or twice more to get it a little lighter - thank you so much for such a great product! She had black hair and we had a great result, all of her hair turned dark brown not one trace of black through out her hair. Quite often people attempt to remove an unwanted red or copper tone in the hair, believing it to be from an artificial colourant applied, when in reality it is their natural red and gold pigment exposed from lightening via the peroxide developer in the colourant used. Hoping that it would simply remove the deeper tones of dye that have built up in my hair over the years. Of course the first time it took out most of the black and left it a medium brown color and the next day I used the second box and my hair turned a light reddish/brown color……I was very pleased with this product the only down side is the smell!

Mix equal parts of A and B (in pea sized amounts) and apply with a cotton bud or tissue to segregated hair.Steaming water ensures the hair cuticle raises open, enabling the reduced hair colour molecules to flush out thoroughly. This gentle formula is best for those who only need a little help lifting out artificial hues to find the shade underneath. Colour B4’s Hair Colour Remover is an easy-to-use extra-strength hair colour remover that turns back the clock on unwanted shades, tones and multiple colours no matter how many of the above you’re trying to strip back.

If the hair is coated in heavy conditioners, waxes, shampoo residues and styling aids, ColourB4™ simply cannot penetrate the cuticle and get to the artificial colour molecules. Every time you use a colourant you risk lightening your natural pigment with the bleached contained in many of the colour ranges. Its preferable you wait at least 72 hours before doing this subsequent application to make sure any reoxidation has completely occurred before your next application of Colour B4. If any reduction agent colour remover is applied to a direct dye or fashion shade, the results would be unpredictable.Indicates the peroxide in the colourant applied was powerful, and your natural (underlying) colour has lightened, and your natural red and gold pigment is exposing through the hair. Tinted hair that is red/orange will need a blue/green base and tinted red hair results need green base shade, and orange needs blue.

One of the best solutions to getting an unwanted hue out, it’s ammonia-free and bleach-free, ensuring smooth, undamaged locks by the end. It is essential that you undertake a strand test to view your potential results before you apply the entire contents.High fashion colours such as blue-black, red, purple, green etc can all stain the cuticle and make removal much harder. Also, if your hair is naturally red - the shade you should see when B4 removes your colour is a rusty blonde (as the previous colours will have lightened your base slightly). It is recommended that prior to exposure to the sun, users cover areas where AHAs have been applied with sunscreen. I used colour b4 extra strength on jet black dyed brunette hair, it went ginger, toned down after a week, and left a great base for me to dye a warm red on my hair.