Instead of following the instructions, I left it on for 1 hour just to ensure that all the artificial dye molecules have strunk.

It striped my hair to the base orange but is extremely strong smelling (rotten egg) even after 5 washes so far so be warmed. The hairdresser keeps putting me off because of the build up of dark dye, so this just might be the thing to help me get started! Another key issue is that if the rinsing is not done properly and rigorously enough, the dye molecules will not be washed out and will expand again, therefore, putting the dye back in the hair. Incorporated into the formula is an intense nourishing treatment, allowing the hair to be re-coloured straight away. I was prepared for numbers 1 or 3- I was prepared to leave it at 1 if the color turned out well or move onto number 3 if it didn't.It means that Jobaz Hair Colour Remover will remove that permanent colour that you no longer want, leaving your hair free of colour and back at its lightest shade. Although it doesn’t really look like there’s much difference in the photos, there was a huge difference. This is really important, as if you haven't rinsed properly you're not gonna loosen up all of that unwanted colour.

This means that although JoBaz Hair Colour Remover will remove the artificial dye, the natural hair colour will be somewhat lighter (than the hair’s pre-dye shade). If the dyes are fully removed, then the results should be black roots, brown (due the peroxides in hair dye, which would have lightened my hair) and bleached blonde ends (as I bleached my hair blonde last year and for my pink dip dye). My hairs is soft and the curls are better than before but the colour has taken it back to my natural colour and the dark brown and the original red is gone . Very important to remember also that if your hair has been prelightened in the last couple of years it will take i . This is essential, as permanent colours contain peroxide which will cause your hair to re-oxidise itself - meaning it'll go back to the darker colour.BrilliantSo i have long permed hair which the salon had coloured red however the colour had faded and looked bad . As you can see with the before and after photos the color I have been left with is not wildly different however it has removed some of the deeper red tones that were in my hair. As a natural brunette who was now light copper/orange I went with a dark blonde to get to light brown, as I've learned in the past that packet dyes are always way darker than you expect. Did nothing but left me with awful smelling hairI saw the most minimal change in my hair colour which should have had a big change, as there was a fair bit of colour build up, it left me with possibly one shade lighter hair, if even that, for the almost hour this thing takes to do I was hoping for more. The product removed the colour and left me with my natural colour and I found the condition of the hair actually quite soft as it had a hairspray buildup that was also stripped out .