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Hair Color Removal Hair Color Removal is a time consuming process but when done correctly you can achieve
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| If you 've dyed your hair and are unsatisfied with the results then maybe a hair color removal process is right for you. Unwanted hair color often results from tinted hair not lifting enough or present hair color may have been a mistake. However, Please note that hair color removal as a general rule does not create a finished result. After you remove haircolor; you may have to go in and recolor hair to get the finished look you are achieving. When correcting hair color it is best that you consult a professional hairstylist or a haircolor specialist. To remove haircolor at home is definitely difficult and only a trained hair specialist will know what danger signs to look for when removing existing tint from hair. However, if you still feel confident enough to remove haircolor at home, keep in mind the following tips: 1. Double-application haircoloring is almost necessary. Hair color resulting from dye solvent is rarely even and usually results in red, orange, or gold hair. 2. Do not proceed with second hair tint if your scalp appears red or irritated in any way. Wait for your scalp to return to normal before proceeding to next step. 3. Because fragil hair strands have already be subject to a hair tinting and then removal it will become very porous. Porous hair creates a darker hue, so select your final haircolor at least one level lighter than desired. 4. Do a strand test before coloring entire hair. You don't want to ruin a whole head of a hair a second time. We recommended the following hair color removal product: Loreal Effasol Color Remover 7/8oz Packet  -Washes away permanent haircolor, leaving hair ready for recoloring. Can be used with water or developer. SIngle uise packet. Great to keep on hand. If you like this article on "Hair Color Removal" drop us a line at info@about-your-hair.com. |
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