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Almost 75% of American women and men color their hair. If you're one of them, you've probably walked away from a salon appointment— or DIY scenario—unhappy with the result. Hey, hair color snafus can—and do—happen! It's how you handle them that matters. Enter: hair color removers. They're essentially magic color erasers that strip out unwanted dye or help fade it to the point where it's more to your liking. In an ideal world, you'd have a professional do any kind of color removal or correction, cautions colorist Kristen Fleming, color director of 3rd Coast Salon in Chicago. She stresses that it’s a complicated process, even for the pros. But, if you are going to take matters into your own hands, here’s what you need to know. Apply evenly: To prevent patchy or uneven results, make sure that you apply Color Oops consistently throughout your entire head of hair. Using gloves and a brush can aid in achieving an even application. If you follow these instructions to the letter, you’ll get the best possible results in one Color Oops session. Deep Condition Your Hair Afterwards I still had my Alphabet A La Mode Dies out on my desk still from the cards I made last week so I decided to play with one of my favourite sentiments in the Cheerful Daisies bundle and combine the two. I added a panel of in colour designer paper and diecut the letters to the word 'daisy' and fussy cut 'Oops-a-' from the stamped one and mashed them together, decorating with a stamped and diecut daisy, some foliage and a trio of in colour gems to finish:
It’s an excellent option for those looking to remove unwanted color without putting their beautiful strands at risk for severe damage. How to Use Color Oops Safely And remember, it’s always better to be patient and give your hair some extra TLC than to rush into recoloring and risk further damage. Can Color Oops Remove Semi-Permanent or Temporary Hair Colors? It’s best to wait at least a week after using Oops Hair Color Remover before applying a new dye. This waiting period allows your hair to regain its natural oils, which helps the new hair color penetrate the hair shaft more effectively and prevents damage. To mitigate these effects and keep your tresses healthy post-treatment, be sure to follow up with a deep conditioning mask and avoid heat styling tools for a few days.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. The Scott Cornwall Decolour strips out all kinds of permanent hair dye and you can reapply hair colour immediately. Here are the most regularly recommended color removers and shade-tweaking toners we found (NB not personally tested): You may think I went insane after spending so much time at the salon, but I didn’t. When you wash your hair, you are removing the debris and natural oils produced by your scalp. The ingredients in Color Oops are not the only issue of concern. The process of removing dye with Color Oops is generally harsh. It involves letting Color Oops sit on your hair and then shampooing and rinsing your hair multiple times.
Many people turn to Color Oops because it can help correct at-home dye jobs gone wrong or simply get rid of an old color they’ve grown tired of. However, it’s essential to deep condition your hair and give it enough time to rest between applications to avoid stressing your hair cuticles or causing unnecessary damage. Can I Apply a New Hair Dye Immediately After Using Oops Hair Color Remover?It’s important to thoroughly wash out all the dye. If even a little is left behind, it could start re-colouring your hair again. That’s why many hair colour removers recommend rinsing for 20 minutes or more. This can usually be remedied with deep conditioning treatments and proper post-color care routines. So go ahead and give this innovative product a try. While Color Oops can be a lifesaver when you want to remove unwanted hair dye, using it improperly may damage hair or yield disappointing results.
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