JoBaz Hair Colour Remover Extra Strength Removes Darker Shades & Colour Build Up

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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. I'm so happy I came across this product. I was in semichem looking for hair dye not knowing this even existed. I've got dark brown hair but have been dying it for years as have lots of greys sneaking in. I dye it about every 6 to 8 weeks. I have psoriasis on my scalp so the medicated shampoo I use tends to duĺlen my colour quite fast. For a long time, the ends of my hair have been dry, rough and make my sleep bob quite bulbous. Little did I know its because of the use of permanent dyes over the years.

New from the UK,JoBaz Hair Colour Remover is a simple and effective home treatment especially formulated to reverse an undesirable hair colour application or simply if you want to change your look. Technology reduces Size of hair colour molecules, allowing them to exit the hair shaft in our 3 step process It’s free of ammonia, bleach and other harsh chemicals. So it doesn’t dry out your hair or make it brittle. This means that you can safely re-colour your hair immediately after de-colouring it. Once the lotion was all applied, and my hair was sufficiently covered, I wrapped myself in cling film and started to get a better picture of how an oven ready turkey may feel. My hair before I applied the lotionWill probably also need root concealer but less of it for a while until all the colour grows out completely This is a sponsored post. I was sent the box of Colourless Hair Colour Remover by TAM Beauty for the purpose of this blog. However, as stated above, all of the views expressed in this post are mine. Apply the remainder of bottle C and massage to lather like a shampoo for 1 minute. Now rinse for a further 5 minutes In the box you get your developing lotion, the colour removal lotion, shampoo, gloves & instructions.

I applied the mixture, which went on really easily. In my experience with home hair colours, it is difficult (and often painful) to try and comb the dye through but, thankfully, the lotion in Colourless Hair Colour Remover is easy to comb through. I tried this as a last resort and now my hair is light, warm-brown color. Which is still not matched to the natural, but a lot closer than what it was and much softer against the regrowth. It's not patchy, and it looks pretty good in natural light too, and it's gotten rid of the cheap-dye glossiness (not sure what that's called). I could probably leave it this way, but I will probably tone it with a very light green base to neutralize the warmth. This is a plus, because I was expecting it would look like crap until I dyed it again. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Colourless for agreeing to send me their product to review. I couldn’t be happier with the result.After having used color removing products in the past, I was skeptical that this one wouldn't dry my hair to the consistency of straw and make it a bright, patchy pumpkin color. The problem with many of these DIY methods is that they don’t work very well. They’ll remove only some of the colour and even when they get most of it out, they leave your hair looking terrible.

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. 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:

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For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Every time I tried to neutralize it to an ash-tone, whether DIY or at the salon again, it just ended up darker, with the same reddish tone.