Developlus FCOP0002 Color Oops Hair Color Remover, Extra Strength, Extra Conditioning

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You’ve given some great detailed answers to others so I thought you could help. Sadly I had a nightmare salon experience with my hair ending up dark brown instead of the warm auburn I requested, I managed to fade it into a chestnut colour and then thought I’d be able to apply a nice Red copper to it, it’s now only taken to parts of my roots and some of the top of my hair but my mid lengths and ends are still a washed out chestnut. I’m not unrealistic, I know it’s a constant work in progress. Even then, let’s face it, I’m sure I will get it to the desired result I want right now but as the progression happens so does my desired result being, in two weeks time I will undoubtedly desire a result a lot lighter than I am wanting today. My hair is currently just past shoulder length and although it is quite fine, it is healthy (I only ever let it air dry and wash twice a week with conditioner). Some people swear by the following methods, but depending on your hair type and how long you’ve had the dye on, they are not usually as effective as those listed above. If nothing works for you, you can give some of these methods a try.

Should I try a darker grey semi or will it need a permanent ? I’m loathe to do the latter as I’ve had breakage in the past and now am careful to only do the roots each with a tiny “overlap” to avoid over-processing so the idea of using permanent all over is a bit scary ! If I use the colour remover will my hair go orange? My long term plan would be to try lighten it and to help the process of growing it out to Grey, is there anything I can do to make the transition easier with a metallic colour or something, I’m not in favor of bleach if I can avoid it at all costs, as I had a frizz ball a few years ago and I think it may have broken my hair .

Hair Color Remover

I've used it, wasn't particularly damaging, just very drying, so make sure you do a deep conditioning treatment after. And when you actually use colour b4 make sure you rinse it all out, that's the most important bit, otherwise colour can re oxidise if you haven't washed it all out.

While most hair colour removers require that you wait several days or even weeks before you apply new colour, you can re-colour your hair immediately after using the L’OREAL ColorZap colour remover. In fact, L’OREAL advices that you plan to re-dye your hair immediately. Use moisturizing products to maintain the moisture levels of grey hair and get better results from your healthy hair This method works best if you do it within a few days of dying your hair. You will still see results after this timeframe, but the results may be minimal.

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I may still do it and have tried a Silver Grey Semi-Pernament in an attempt to colour or at least tone in the blonde to make the transition easier but it had little effect. I did use your clarifying shampoo beforehand. The Scott Cornwall hair colour remover is bleach and ammonia free. It’s gentle and safe on your hair. While bleach colour removers leave your hair feeling dry and flaky, this one doesn’t affect the condition and health of your hair. With this cap highlighting method of firstly stripping, then re-colouring, you should achieve a really light, cool highlight throughout the hair and it should blend out a lot of the warmth in the surrounding depth. If you choose not to color grey or white hair, use purple shampoo or a product like Aveda’sBlue Malvashampoo and conditioner which won’t turn your hair blue (!) but will make the grey or white brighter

Hi Danielle, the orange is the enigma factor here. With your natural base colour you should not be getting such issues with orange undertone. I am wondering if the Rose Gold you used featured a direct dye. This cannot be removed by a reduction agent remover. What would you find is if the hair colour is removed, you could see like a tangerine result, where the oxidation colour left and the copper direct dye remained behind. I recently decided, as I am getting older, to try to go an ashy blonde, as it will be easier to blend the greys. I have used colour stripper twice, in the hope that it would take me to a very light orange that I could dye over with a permanent medium ash blonde. Unfortunately, my hair is still quite reddish/orange after using the colour stripper twice.

This hair colour remover claims to remove both permanent and semi-permanent hair dye. A majority of customers report positive results with a few complaints here and there. But the biggest issue is the smell which can last for several days. 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. If you have established that it was the shade that has caused your hair to go warm, golden, copper or red due to the secondary tones featured in the product, applying a hair colour remover should rectify this issue. 7. Strip or Switch to Balance Natural Warmth