In my previous post, I mentioned I was going to try and strip my hair of this Red colour. I have done it and so easily as well.
I brought the Jo Baz Hair Remover in Max strength from Amazon. I was a bit sceptical about whether it would work or not, but I was very shocked, surprised and pleased.
Below are some pictures of stages as I was doing it.
The hair remover, people said that it smelt like eggs. I noticed only a slight smell whilst applying it to my hair, it smelt like burning hair. Once I put the cling-film on and it started to warm up, OMG! what a stink.
I went downstairs to show my husband, and he started retching because of the smell. It was like I had boiled a load of eggs and mashed them all up.
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This was the colour of my hair a day before I put the colour remover on. |
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The colour remover on my bathroom floor |
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A lovely cling film hair wrap. |
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Peanut butter hair mask comes to mind |
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It look quite blonde once it was washed off |
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Not sure whether I like this look. Excuse to green t-shirt, it's my hair dying shirt, Everyone has one. |
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In some natural day light. |
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It has definitely taken the Red out of my hair. |
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I order this Nice "n" Easy Semi Permanent hair dye (75. Light Ash Brown) as well to put on top of the brassy colour. |
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This is the finished look. It will fade eventually to a light brown, so I will take a couple of pictures then. |
I hope you all like this, and hopefully this gives you an idea of how it has worked for me, if you are thinking of using this.
Speak soon.
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