I’ve spent years dying my hair, and have also had treatments done to remove colour which didn’t work as well as this one did and were ALOT more expensive! it has done exactly what I wanted it to do and it works great and it doesn't leave your hair feeling like straw or rough and also because of the no bleach I'm not afraid to use it every time I need to remove colour from my hair.

I used Colourless Max Conditioning use to get rid of some permanant dark blue dye in my hair, results were great and it is the only one i found on the market that allows you to dye your hair again afterwards! If you experimented with blues, pinks or other fun hues and you still have remnants on some strands this will strip the colour effectively. When hair has been bleached over a period of time it requires missing molecule spaces to be filled with a pre-pigment usually a red. Compared to another brand I have used it was pretty much the same but I found the result from this product was a little better. My hair is also very damaged and this stuff left it feeling a lot better than the normal colour removers do.I would suggest that you take a cutting of the hair and dye that first to test for both the hair strength and colour result rather than risking the entire hair. For at-home hair colour jobs and vibrant semi-permanent dyes, you can revert your hue using a hair colour remover.

Its unique formula protects hair lipid levels and retains hair condition, which means you can even use it twice to lift very dark shades in one go. Black and Brown hair is created by melanin pigments and red and blonde hair is created by Pheomelanin pigments. So what a hair colour remover does is get inside your hair shafts and dissolves the bonds holding the colour molecules together.Colourless Hair Colour Remover is the safe and gentle way to effectively remove artificial permanent hair colour from the hair. I'm now removing a green semi permanent colour and waiting to see what the results are like, fingers crossed! Hair which has suffered silicone damage has a flat, synthetic shine appearance and commonly the ends will be fluffy or frizzy. Some people will suggest baking powder and dandruff shampoo, others will say vinegar and others lemon juice. I put it through his dyed red hair (red went over faded blue which was on lightly bleached hair) and started the timer.

It’s a top choice if you’ve accidentally gone a little too dark and want to see your lighter hair again. The color remover ( Efassor, Bond Enforcing Color Remover) enters the hair and removes any artificial color pigment, but your natural pigment remains untouched. From the pictures you can see my hair was a really Dark reddish purple and it took it down to an orange brown, enough that the next dye worked really well. Another problem is that we don’t know if the orange is your own dominant red or an underlying synthetic red from a previous product, as this matters. While bleach colour removers leave your hair feeling dry and flaky, this one doesn’t affect the condition and health of your hair.

At some point a past underlying dye had lightened your original natural dark tone lifting the natural pigments thus lightening the hair.