Crazy Color Back To Base Remover 45g

Product Information

Key ingredients include Kaolin Clay, the Earth’s natural cleanser that gentle removes impurities without stripping natural oils. Hair is left feeling silky and healthy and not dry or frizzy. Kaolin Clay, the earth?s natural cleanser, will gently remove impurities and lift color without stripping any natural oils.

I would always recommend seeing a professional for this process,’ advises Muldoon. ‘For removing colour there are several things you can use but I would do a bleach soak.’

This website uses cookies

Colours in the tub/bottle are not necessarily an indication of the final hair colour and the dyes can vary slightly between batches, therefore dye results cannot be guaranteed. Always try a strand & sensitivity test prior to use. Apply only to dry hair that has been pre-lightened and treated with direct dyes or semi-permanent hair colour Ingredients:potassium persulfate, ammonium persulfate, sodium metasilicate, sodium silicate, ethylhexyl pelargonate, cyamopsis tetragonoloba gum, sodium stearate, aluminium distearate, hydrated silica, EDTA, sorbitol, silica, kaolin, argania spinosa, kernel oil, ascophyllum nodosum extract, diacalcium phosphate. [From manufacturers product - correct as of 25th June 2018]

A full list of ingredients for Special Effects, Manic Panic, Adore, Crazy Color, Pravana ChromaSilk, Directions, Headshot, Herman's Amazing, Rebellious, Via Natural and Stargazer Hair Dyes can be seen in the following section: Hair Dye Ingredients. While seeking professional help should be your first port of call, sometimes there's not time to book into the salon. So how can you remove hair colour at home? Make sure to only apply to areas of the hair that have been treated with direct dye. Continue to process at room temperature for 30 minutes, This sachet has been developed for Crazy Color semi-permanent shades. Using this colour remover with a different semi-permanent colour brand may produce slightly different results.Depending on how much you want to shift the colour a gentle solution is Malibu colour remover. It deeply cleanses the hair, removing some of the build up of colour,' says Fitch. Does hair colour remover actually work? Once the pigment has been dissolved, the permanent hair colour has nothing to hold on to so should then wash out of the hair depending on how much build up there is determines the results,' says Fitch.

AB, DD8, DD11, IV, KW1 KW14, PA21 PA40, PH17, PH26, PH30, PH35, PH37,PH39, PH41, PH49, PH50, KW15, KW16, KW17, ZE, HS, PA20, PA41, PA49, PA60, PA75, PA77, PA78, KA27, KA28, PH42, PH44, IV40 Try using an anti-dandruff or clarifying shampoo that’s high in sulphates (SLS). This will help to loosen the colour and fade it slightly. You'll need to do a few washes of shampoo and may have to leave the shampoo on the hair for 10-15 minutes. This will help fade colour – for example if you've left a dark hair dye on for too long – but if you're wanting to strip out certain hair tones, it's best to wait and visit your hairdresser,' reveals Muldoon. What is the best product to strip hair colour?A bleach soak removes the colour and reveals the under tone of the hair. For example, dark bases have a red undertone which leads to orange and then the lightest bases yellow. That’s why when our colours fade sometimes over exposure to the sun, brunettes feel red and blonde feel yellow,’ she adds. NOTE: this sachet needs to be mixed with a 5, 10 or 20 volume peroxide to work on coloured hair. This product will NOT work on permanent colour. UK mainland only. Surcharges apply to the following locations The Channel Islands & Isles of Scilly If you've ever dyed your hair, chances are you might be all too familiar with a hair dye disaster. Unfortunately – they're all too common, which is where hair colour removers can come in handy. Because whether you've had a box dye job gone wrong, have layered too many colours over one another or you've accidentally tinged your hair green in your gym's swimming pool, a hair colour disaster is a sure fire way to deplete your confidence. GENTLE TO THE HAIR - This Hair Dye Remover contains Kaolin Clay, which gently removes stubborn shades and impurities without stripping natural oils - making it suitable for all hair types

But don't despair, because there are things you can do to fix hair dye that's gone wrong. We spoke to hair colour experts – Harriet Muldoon, colour expert at Larry King and Leanne Fitch, creative master colourisr at Josh Wood Atelier to figure out how to fix a hair dye disaster, plus the best hair colour removers to strip colour at home. How to remove hair dye at home? In a non-metallic bowl, mix the complete sachet with 5, 10 or 20 volume developer, based on the your hair condition POWDER KIT - This Hair Color Removal Kit comes in a small 45g sachet and includes all the helpful information you'll need to get started on removing semi- permanent dye from hair.Our Hair Dye FAQ section has lots of useful hints and tips on how to get the best from the type of hair dyes we sell. Here you can see instructions for use, clean-up tips, how to prolong the dye results and step by step guides on using different brands. Permanent colour pigment is held inside the hair shaft. Colour Remover enters your Hair shaft and directly targets the Colour pigment and works to dissolve the Colour so it can be washed out. Depending on the extent and age of the colour and your natural hair texture, there are different methods used to remove colour,' explains Fitch. My go to hair colour remover would be "magic off" by Sassoon, Wella colour for professionals. Stripping at home is not something I'd recommend unless you want to compromise the condition of the hair and have uneven results,' says Fitch. What do hairdressers use to remove dye? Ingredients: Potassium Persulfate, Ammonium Persulfate, Sodium Metasilicate, Sodium Silicate, Ethylhexyl Pelargonate, CyamopsisTetragonoloba Gum, Sodium Stearate, Aluminium Distearate, Hydrated Silica, EDTA, Sorbitol, Silica, Kaolin, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Ascophyllum Nodosum Extract, Dicalcium Phosphate.