ColourB4

I feel like I haven't done a hair post in ages! In the holidays I dyed my hair red, check it out here and here and I loved it. It was amazing, but unfortunately for school we have to have "natural" hair. So I had to strip it, and for that I used ColourB4. Now I have used this before when I wanted to take black out of my hair and it did a pretty rubbish job. But this time I was so impressed.

So you get A and B and you mix these together to make a gloopy (horrendous smelling) mixture, This is a little like hair dye in the way you put it on as if you are dying your hair and then wash it off. Now after I washed this off not much color came out at all, so if at the beginning things aren't looking good just keep going. Now you want to use the "conditioning buffer". This did not condition my hair at all. But after using is 3 times it did take out all the colour, so I can't really complain. You do need to use it quite a few times but it did do a really good job in the end.It is £9.99, so not as expensive as going to the hairdresser, but if you have a lot of build up from permanent dyes I would definitely fork out to get it done professionally.
Thanks, see you soon.Love Allie x x x 
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