I have been unhappy with my hair because of the amount of different hair colours I've been during my teens to mid thirties and the last time I dyed my hair was Christmas 2017 and I wasn't achieving the desired results. I'velookedintothebleachestheysellatbootsandsuperdrugbuttheyareall40volperoxidesandi'monlylookingforabout20vol. At this stage we have shrunk the colour molecules; now we need to get them out of our hair and this is where the rinsing and buffering comes into play. I was a bit hesitant to try this as I hadn't ever tried anything like it, so I felt the frequent use formula was the better option overall. I can almost guarantee you will need to add a colour after Colour B4 but they recommend (As do I) adding a Semi Permanent one – pick a shade 1 depth LIGHTER than the colour your hair is naturally and if possible one that contains some ash (Do not put anything Warm on as it will be VERY vibrant and probably brassy).

By drying the hair mid-rinse, you are drawing out that water which could be trapping those colour molecules inside the hair and allowing the 2nd rinsing stage to effectively remove those trapped colour molecules.The first step in the colour removing process takes 60 minutes so ensure you have plenty of time, then the next steps are done inside the shower.

I'm planning on applying a little more leave in conditioner at some point but otherwise my hair feels pretty OK to me, not as dry as I feared. hello, i used the colour b4 extreme and it worked great but how do i het rid on the smell of it in my hair, i have washed and rinsed it out loads of times for ages but it still smells. YouultimatelyhavetounderstandpeoplethatColourB4onlyremovesartificialcolourpigmentitcan'treverseanydamagewhichhasbeendonebyprevioushaircolouringproducts.The first round took out a lot of the color (I left it on for 1 hour), but there were still a lot of areas that were still a bit dark (I had only purchased one box and my hair was long). After watching countless (and I mean countless) videos on YouTube of girls who have done a similar process, I decided to finally take the plunge and give it a whirl.