Blue is the opposite of red on the color wheel
Reviewer:
DHunter
Mon Mar 24 2008
Orange isn't a primary color, it's made of red and yellow. Blue is the opposite of red.
Blue the opposite of red?
Reviewer:
pellky
Mon Dec 17 2007
Sorry, but ORANGE is the opposite of blue. Blue does not cancel out red; it makes red turn purple. BTW product didn't work for me, either.
Were do they put the extra hair dye??
Reviewer:
Ma May
Tue Nov 13 2007
I dunno were the hair stylist puts it..
It works well
Reviewer:
pure
Sun Apr 01 2007
IT tones down the redness in my hair whenever I lighten it. Can't live without it.
UNRED doesn't work
Reviewer:
Mrs. Greene
Mon Nov 06 2006
This product didn't do anything for the brassiness in my hair at all.
Love it
Reviewer:
May
from Ct Wed Jun 21 2006
I like a medium ash blonde and my natural hair color is medium brown. Whenever I've tried to color my hair ash blonde it turns RED. I put this product in the hair color and it's like magic! Occasionally I put some in my shampoo or conditioner if I haven't put enough "Unred" in my hair color. I always keep this product on hand and will not color my hair without it.
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Reviewer:
Lyndsie
Wed Nov 23 2005
this product has always immediately sucked out any red tint i had when i used a high lift by wella. im guessing it works best with other professional products and worse on the cheaper ones.
Unred does a fantastic job!!!
Reviewer:
Stormy
from Florida Thu Aug 18 2005
I just used Unred for the first time because my Wella Color Charm #1200 always seemed to pick up red. This product did a fantastic job and by the way this product is purple. not green or yellow.so please know if you have light blonde hair and hate seeing red show up,this product is for you.
Excellent product for eliminating red (not yellow)
Reviewer:
Linda from PA
Mon Apr 25 2005
This is a unique product designed to eliminate red tones from haircolor. It is a very intense blue which cancels red, its color opposite. It is not good for light colored hair or highlights and isn't designed to be used that way. If, like the previous reviewer, your have yellow highlights, then yellow + blue = green, and you will be disappointed by the outcome. To tone down excessively yellow or gold tones, you will be better off using a violet product (purple is the color opposite of yellow) such as a shampoo and conditioner with "silver" in the name (designed for gray and highlighted hair) or a toner with a violet hue. But to tone down red in semipermanent or permanent haircolor, Unred is excellent. It does seem to make the haircolor darker, so you might want to use a lighter shade (or a half-and-half mix) than you would otherwise. A strand test is always a smart idea, anytime you use a new product. Better to have one strand turn out unexpectedly than your whole head of hair.
Awful......
Reviewer:
GF
Sun Feb 13 2005
I have blonde hair and put highlights in my hair. They turned out pretty good except for a few areas of light red. I tried unred and it didn't take the red out but turned my hair blue/green color. I would not recommend this item to anyone.
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