WOW
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Kristie
from coplay, pa Sun May 11 2008
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I had dyed my hair black and it was starting to grow out, i had two options, dye it again, or try to remove the black all together. Decided on the latter obviously. I figured if it didn't all come out or i didn't like it i could just go black again, so nothing to loose right?
Wasn't too optimistic when i bought it, i've dyed my hair so many colors over the past 4-5 years. I've used permanent and semipermanent hair dye but it removed everything. I've been growing my hair out for a year and a half after an awful hair cut and i was ready to go natural. This was amazing. I am so happy with the results, it is practically my natural color, a tiny bit orange but i like it, i kind of look like a natural red hed. I got my natural highlights back!
I didn't use the processing lotion, and i was applying heat the whole time just to be sure it would work.
This product is completely worth the money and is really easy to use, just make sure you buy gloves, something to mix it with, a container to mix it in, and a hair net because it does not come with these things.
I am VERY pleased and will use this again (i love changing my hair color, i have not learned my lesson :P)
Fantastic!
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anonymous
Sat Feb 16 2008
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I have been dying my hair myself for over ten years now. It has been every shade that exists. And for the past several years, I have not been able to make my mind up. I dye my hair red, then I strip it out and go blonde in the hopes of restoring my natural dark blonde hair color.
This last time I went red, I kept it for about six months before I got sick of dying it. I usually pull the red out with Loreal Colorzap followed by bleach and it ends up being at least a triple process because reds are really stubborn. However, I knew I didn't want to fry my hair again. I'm trying to grow it long and didn't want to have to lose inches after stripping and bleaching.
So I researched and researched and researched. This weekend I decided to try Colorfix after reading every review I could find.
I'm thrilled. I mixed the color reducer bottle with the conditioning catalyst, saturated my hair (used all of both bottles but I have really really thick hair and it's shoulder-length and I'm paranoid about not having my hair saturated enough), and left the mixture on for the time the box suggested.
I threw out the processing lotion and didn't do the last step. I shampooed my hair several times with a neutralizing shampoo, then put a deep conditioner in it and went to sleep.
The first photograph is of my hair and my roots before I used Colorfix--the second is after. I'm not sure how obvious it is in the photo, but the Colorfix did not alter my roots at all, and I'm thrilled about that because I wanted to preserve my new growth.
I washed and conditioned it again this morning.
I re-dyed my hair tonight with Loreal Natural Match, a shade lighter than my natural dark blonde color, and it's really gorgeous. I'm glad I followed the advice of other reviewers and bought something lighter than what I was after, because my hair really soaked up the new dye and it would have been much too dark if I had chosen my true shade.
I ordered another box just in case I have another uncontrollable urge to go red and regret it.
great product
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Jessica
from Huntly, VA Mon Feb 11 2008
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for 4 years i have been dyin' my hair and felt it was time to go back to my natural color, i have dyed my hair from black to chocolate brown to firey red. and i was searching online for a product that would take out the dye and i found colorfix. i was a bit worried that it would bleach my hair but the minute i put in on with the applicator bottle it started working. and my hair was getting lighter and lighter by the minute. my hair went from a black on the ends to reddish brown near the roots to my natural color which is a dirty/ash blond. and i'm very pleased with the results.
Really Impressed!!!!
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Annette Rush
from Hampshire, UK Wed Jan 30 2008
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Well my hair was extremely dark brown / black on the ends after a colour disaster using a med brown a few weeks ago.
I used colour opps last time but this time I thought I'd give Color fix a whirl (it was also on offer - bonus!). I spent hours on folica.com reading the reviews and I decided to go for it! Postage was shocking! Why dont the UK sell these products!!??
I did the full colour remove and left it on for 20 mins with a plastic shopping bag on my head! (didnt have a cap lol)
I am gob smacked at the results! Its gone from pratically black to strawberry blonde! Its a little a little brassy on top so need to run a toner thru it (what would you reccommend? I love auburny reds but not something too bright that the up keep is going to be costly!)
I imagine its what my mums hair was like (a natural strawberry blonde) when she was younger!
I used a fab shampoo and conditioner for thick coarse hair after and its soooo soft! (Joico Silk result)
The smell wasnt nearly as bad as Color Oops which lasted for days!!! - a bit like cabbage boiling but nothing too sinister!
All in all I'm very impressed and very easy to use!! Oh and I didnt do step 3 either!
anyways here's some pics....
This product is amazing....
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Lorna
from London England Tue Jan 15 2008
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I had dyed my hair jet black PERMANANT for around a year...Decided I wanted to go blonde again went to the hairdressers they said no way i will have to let the black grow out...
Really upset i thought there has got to be a way looked on the net and came acroos this colourfix products.After reading nearly all the reviews decided to purchase the product quick shipping to as Im from the UK 3 days and it was here....
Bought my tinting brush and processing cap ie (Shower cap) and put it on my hair after 20 mins rinsed and washed and conditioned as usual to my amazment it had took so much dye out my hair was so good...
Left it a couple of days and epaeted the process now my hair is light brown with a hint of red... Will be going blonde in no time.
Buy this product it really does work amazing stuff in 2 washes all that dye is gone and it hasn't damaged my hair...
would definatley use again and recommend to anyone who has had a colour disaster x
amazing!
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Chelsea
from San Diego, CA Sun Jan 06 2008
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i have been dying my hair since i was 13...im 22 now. i have been everywhere from blonde to black, red to brunette. i have curly hair and i straighten it. so my hair is not the healthiest. but, my hair was the darkest brown it could be before it was black. i did the full color removal, minus the processing lotion. i did it 3 times, but i really only needed it once. i just wanted to even out the color. you will want to wait a few washes before you try to dye it, and when you do use a protein filler because your hair will grab the color and it will grab it fast. anyways, i highly recommend this product. it smells awful, but it gets the job done and i think my hair is healthier than before i started.
A Godsend! It works! IT WORKS! YES!
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RiAnna
from Pacific NW Thu Oct 04 2007
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(in the pictures... the red hair is my mistake and the blonde is a day after using color fix)
I'm a very modest person. I have zero desire to draw attention to myself. I really don't know what I was thinking when I bought a permanent hair color called Hot Tamali Red. My natural hair color is dishwater blonde and I'm very pale complected (with freckles). The color on the box was beautiful... I figured why not. I never expected the results I got. Oh My Gosh.. It turned my hair literally HOT TAMALI RED!! I bought a box of the candies and compared... it truly was the exact same color. Now.. you'd think that I would be happy... OH MY GOSH!! It was the worse thing imaginable. I figured I was doomed... I went to a few different salons and called several more with the same results... with bi-weekly treatments and about $600 when it's all said and done.... YIKES!! I cried for 2 days... literally. I was devastated that I'd do something so STUPID!! I decided to do some research on the net and ran across this exact review list for the product "one 'n only Colorfix".. I read EVERY single review and decided to give it a try. Fortunately for me our town recentally got a Sally's beauty supply store. I convinced my Mom to help me and we went and bought the product ($13.99)... along with a mixing bowl, application brush and shower cap. I even bought a demi-permanent color to put on my hair in the off chance my hair was taken to a "blank" state. OH MY GOSH... this worked! It really really worked!! I was thrilled. Within minutes of applying the red was disappearing right before our very eye's. The results are amazing... It stripped all the red out and left me with a blonde that I LOVE!! We did NOT use the procession lotion as so many people suggested not to. I did buy a deep conditioner and applied it when it was all said and done. I am THRILLED with this product! Oh.. and the smell... it's actually not bad at all. It does smell because it is a chemical...but it did not leave a lingering smell in the bathroom. I smelled it on my hair...but not nearly as strong as a perm smell... and it actually smelled less than the RED I originally put on my poor hair!! I recommend this product to EVERY ONE that wants to get the permanent hair color out!! I did not use the dye I bought... I love my hair color just the way it is now!
PHEW!!
Thank you COLOR FIX!! TRULY A GODSEND!!
Total fix cost was $19.99 after purchasing a few extras that were needed! So much cheaper than the salon!
Black to Dark Brown
Reviewer:
Linze
from Canada, BC Sat Sep 29 2007
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I had permanent black hair dye in my hair. The product worked... just not to the degree that I wanted it to. My very black hair which is cut just beneath my shoulders was taken back to a dark brown color which left my roots black and blond.. everywhere else the hair was even. I think I would have to buy about 4-5 more boxes of this to bring me back to my original dark blond color. So I had to put a little bit of bleach in the hair to bring it back down to color. I definitely think that this kind of product would do well in a salon... all the places I went to here in Victoria have never heard of such a thing and it's not sold in any of the stores that I know of. The great thing about it was how gentle it was. It's actually pretty amazing that it took out permanent black dye.. even if it didn't bring me to my original color... it turned out being the color I used before I dyed it black. and I did not use the third step because of the comments that I read.
Pleasantly Suprised.
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Tammy
Wed Jul 25 2007
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I am 35 and have colored my hair (box) since I was 17 years old. My natural hair color is very dark brown. I've colored it everything a shade or two lighter to black. Recently, I colored a 'medium chocolate brown'. Gorgeous color- and always colored evenly (no dark ends). When the brown started to wear out I noticed I was nearly 60% gray/white. I decided that I'd like to see my hair without artificial color (permanent). Skeptical- because I was told NOTHING would remove boxed color- I found this, read the reviews and purchased one box of it along with a mixing kit (bowl, brush, clips, combs, etc.) It arrived and sat for better than a week.
I am NOT a brave person and I thought for sure that if it could go badly- I'd be that 'bad case'. Just not so. I went into it on the 'reserved' side. I mixed 1 tablespoon of #1 with 1 tablespoon #2 and 1 tablespoon of conditioning shampoo. I donned my gloves and then took glops of the mixture into my hands, rubbed them together, started at the roots and worked my way to the scalp (took less than 1 minute to apply). I put on a shower cap and stood there waiting. After about 4 minutes I removed the cap, massaged the mixture in my hair and then rinsed it all out. It was already lighter. I decided to go again. Same mixture, same ingredients, same shower cap. I left it on this time for about 3 minutes because I could see the color fading and turning a little on the copper side. I rinsed it out, shampoo'd once, conditioned and dried it. The result was AMAZING. I will NOT recolor my hair the way some said they needed to do. It is a nice brownish color with some (very non-brassy) copper highlights. It removed the brown evenly from root to tip- no splotchy stuff. I snapped a photo and emailed it to my husband who replied "OMG-LOVE THE COLOR- YOU ARE SO HOT". Now if THAT isn't an endorsement.... I don't know what is.
I do not believe this is my natural hair color- but after reading through, your natural haircolor can't be replaced because of damage to pigments. I am hoping the gray/white will gracefully enter my new 'stripped' color without having to use another dye to bring it to the darker color I believe my natural color probably is.
This product worked at removing boxed color from my hair. It did exactly what it said it would. Now- two things of note.... It did NOT damage my hair. Not one bit. It is just as soft and shiney as it always is and very healthy. The odor that some claim is like death itself- I'm just not smelling it. Is there an odor- well, there is a smell - I wouldn't call it ODOR. But- I didn't use it full strength either! I mixed it with shampoo right from the jump. I can see how some might relate it to freshly permed hair- you can definately smell chemical.... but as far as rotten eggs and/or sulfer- I don't agree. It just smells like processed hair. Perm would be the closest reference I would have- just dampened a bit. Oh- and after two applications of one tablespoon each, I still have 2/3rds of the product left in each bottle. My hair is about 4 inches below my jaw line all the way around- so it isn't short by a far cry.
My suggestion to anyone as skeptical as me (without a mountain of long hair) - go easy. Do it with the shampoo- do it for just a few minutes, wash it out- look at what you have- then go again if you want more color removed. I believe if I had done it one more time- my hair would have been too red and brassy. JUST DON'T WALK AWAY FROM THE MIRROR WHILE IT IS ON THERE.... YOU CAN LITERALLY WATCH IT CHANGE....AND REMOVE IT IF IT GETS TOO MUCH.
Excellent product. Would STRONGLY RECOMMEND to anyone who has a color mishap or just wants to get it all out and let nature take its course. :) The photos were taken after the chocolate brown was removed. And it was even all the way to the roots.... as shown.
ABRACADABRA
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raquel earle
from San francisco Fri May 18 2007
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WOW! This product is like magic Ive died my hair many times my last color was cinnamon color that was achived by bleaching, my hair is naturally dark about a 2 or 3. when the roots grew out I wanted to temporarily blend them until I could afford a professional lightening service I put blueblack celephane in my hair and it turned bight green I freaked out because I a had an interview the next day so I bought bigen powder in oriental black I figured beacuse my hair was so light it wouldnt get too dark boy was I wrong I looked like a corpse my boyfriend told me I looked like a witch person. I tired to wash it with baby shampoo (stripping) for a month & it wouldnt budge I bought the box @ sallys only used the fist to bottles because the color was still darker than what I had started at. Now my hair is a pretty light mahogany color I think Im going to leave it like this for a little whyle Though my hair smells like fart it still feal very stong and has shine and thats the best part because salon correction services bleach hair dye out and damage it .I was told to shave my head to get the black out HA! . Im very impressed I cant belive my eyes. BUY IT
Thank god!!!!!
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Vanessa
Mon May 07 2007
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My hair was a nice med ash brown (have been dyeing it for years; permanent and semi-permanent versions of ash browns) before I decided to use Hennalucent Bark Brown on it. The hennalucent was given to me for free, and according to the box, it wasn't supposed to function as a tint or dye, but merely to add translucent darker tones to my hair. Yeah right. It turned my hair raven's wing BLACK! It was like having a black hole on my head, it sucked all the life and color out of me and was as flat and dull as can be. There were patches underneath, nearer my neck that weren't colored, and the contrast was ridiculous. In the first picture, I can assure you that my hair was even darker than the picture shows. It was almost blue-black. I felt like Morticia. So, I decided to try Colorfix, hoping it would work even with Hennalucent (semi-permanent??? Minimal amounts of henna??? But no metallic salts, according to the Hennalucent box.) Anyway, as you can see in the second picture, it worked (my hair is not shorter in second pic, just pulled back a bit) . THANK YOU COLORFIX!!!! I used the straight half and half mix without shampoo for full correction. I first applied it to the ends and midsection of my hair, for 15 minutes, then added it to the crown for an extra 10 minutes. Just keep an eye on it and you can see how long you need to leave it in. I had done a strand test, so I knew how long I'd want to leave it in. Anyway, I rinsed it and shampooed with Aphogee shampoo from Sally's, a really excellent product. Then I applied the processing lotion, even though everyone else said to skip it; I tried it first on a strand test, and liked that it toned down the brassiness of the lifted color. I only left it on for 3 minutes, then rinsed and shampooed again, then left on an intensive reconstuctor, also by Aphogee for a few minutes, then rinsed it out. I also used a second conditioner, the Herbal Essences for color-treated hair, because it always leaves my hair soft, and it smells amazing. My hair doesn't smell so bad at all. You have to have it right up to your nose to catch the chemical smell, but it's not a big deal at all. At all. All the other posters said it'd be so horrible, but my experience is not that at all. I might color it tomorrow. I did a strand test with Revlon ColorSilk in Light Ash Brown, and left it on for 5 minutes and it came out a nice ash brown with slight auburny undertones. I want to see if the color oxidizes to a darker brown in the next day or so before I color it. I'm so happy that black color is out of my hair!!!! Colorfix said not to use with henna or with semi-permanent color, but it fixed my hair regardless!!!! It's a bit drier than before, but I'm sure a few conditioning treatments will restore it to silkiness. Good Luck!!!!!
BUY IT!!!!
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amanda
from tulsa, ok Tue Mar 13 2007
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I am in complete shock! My hair was jet black less than 45 minutes ago. Now it is auburn, i did not put the toner on so it's pretty bright but i am going to apply it again tomorrow to get it lighter!!!! and it is in great condition, it is not dry or anything and I have not put conditioner in it yet!!!!! Don't hesitate, just get it and follow the directions!!!! it did not burn my scalp either, however i will say-contrary to what they say-it smells terrible! like a perm almost but i can deal with that!
i loved this product
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Fina
from San Antonio Tx. Mon Feb 12 2007
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Hi my name is Fina, let me start by saying that this product was by far the best product ever.. My husband is in the military, and we have been stationed overseas for the past 2 years, I went home to visit and got some foiled high lights on my hair, and had the rest of my hair lightend up my natural hair color is dark brown. Well I was only in the states for 1 month so now im back overseas and needed a touch up. I was to scared to go to the local salons so I though that i might save my self the time and the money to color is black, big mistake, it was Garnier Blue Black... Well it was so black I looked like Elvira, it was horrible, and that wasnt the worst thing, the worst was that where i previously had my hightlights, well my highlights turned blue, .. I cried, I heard about this product so i ordered it, I used all of bottles 1 and 2, mixed them with no shampoo, i left it on for about 40 min. I washed it out and all the black is totaly out, and i now have my highlights back, and the rest of my hair is a nice golden color,, I love it.... Heres a tip, have a friend help you, so that you get all the back of your hair.. and buy gloves and a hair coloring brush with pic. This product dosent come with gloves , mixing bowl or hair brush...
PLEASED
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Samantha
from California Wed Aug 09 2006
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I spent 2 hours reading ALL comments before trying this.
I was scared to try it. I have to say I nearly jumped out of my skin when I saw how orange my hair was after the recommended 20 mins. I have been coloring my hair for 7 years and I thought I would try and Highlight my own hair which ended up turning orange so I tried to fix it by putting blond color on and it ended up turning Green.
In the state of panic I went to a Hair Salon to have it fix to only ending up walking out with Fire Truck RED Hair...
I thought there was no hope. So going online I was looking for a Color removal and found this web site. I took the time to read thru and went to Sally's and purchased this product and 2 bottles of hair color.
When I put it on it instantly lifted all the color I have ever had on my hair. Of course the ORANGE freaked me out a bit. (By the way the Smell isn't that bad)After letting my hair dry I put Dark Blond color by Ion. Now, I have a really pretty goldish blond. I am completly satisfied. It left my hair soft. I am really happy to have found this product. ( I didn't use the Lotion due to the comments)
give it a try
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Kat
from CT Sun Jul 16 2006
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Boredom is a dangerous thing!!! I took my mouse brown to sun lightened blonde hair and decided to go red. I got it done at a salon and after they were done they told me that it would take a lot of up keep, up keep I cant afford by the way. So the color faded over time and I attempted to dye brown over it to rid the red however it would always come back. I found this site online and read all the reviews and thought why not give Colorfix a try. I went to Sally’s and found a box there, and bought a box of Natural Instincts Dark Ash Blonde at CVS just incase I did not like the color that Colorfix gave me. Well I went home and did a stand test and it looked good so I put the Colorfix on with a plastic processing cap hitting it with a hair dryer every once and a while and checking it every 10 minutes after about 40 minutes, (I did not use the Processing lotion) I rinsed my hair for very well, washed it with Palmolive and put on a deep conditioner. I let it dry naturally. My hair was lighter and a gross light strawberry blonde and was much darker underneath. But now it was light enough to dye a color closer to my natural color over it. I dyed it with the Natural Instincts leaving that on for seven minutes and now I’m very pleased with the outcome. It is pretty close to my natural color and I think that it will grow out nicely. I hope that I won’t have to go through this again as I plan to stick with my natural color but if I so happen to get bored again I would defiantly use Colorfix again to correct my mistakes.
What a relief--this product is great!!!
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monika
from ma Fri Jul 07 2006
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My hair was dark plum coal black. No shine. Dead.
If you have long (below shoulder length) hair that you've overdyed...get two boxes...just in case. Even though I used it full strength (and left it on my hair for about 40 minutes) all of the deposited color has not lifted evenly. I suppose that its due to all of my awful bome dye jobs and NOT the ColorFix. SO...I need to hit the darker parts of my hair today (those super porous middle-ends that were black yesterday and are now auburn(?) see photos below) Here's what I did;
Mixed all of the product in an applicator bottle and appled it quickly (The kit DOES NOT come with bottle brush or gloves! So make sure you have these)
I kept strand checking after 10 mins...20 mins--was basically in the mirror the whole time working it in. Put it on my roots after 12 minutes (was afraid it would turn my roots orange or "butter" color if I had it on the whole time--that was before I understood what the product really does). The result...my hair color at the root line is just a SLIGHT bit lighter than my natural color...which is a relief. The truth is that Colorfix really does take out the DYE. It's all of that overprocessed hair which has turned that reddish-cinnamon--slight orange tinge--and I'm sure it will go lighter once I use the second box. Those strands are so porous from all the crap dyes I used previously, that my true color has been affected and will never go back to "natural"...I didn't expect it to really... I am amazed it has worked so well to this point. My hair actually has a bit of shine now.
I'm also quite sure that all of those auburn- plum- black- ruby- mahagony boxed colors like herbal essences garnier loreal can be removed with this product.
I did not use the third step yet but I may if my hair gets really light after I use the second box today.
Then I'll dye it 5G-5.3 by Ion Color Brilliance.
I'm relieved...excited and really happy that I found this product.
i approve!
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V
Thu Nov 24 2005
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I have been dyeing my hair for 4+ years. Two years ago, I was changing the color every month, and I continue to change it but with much caution and not nearly as often. My hair has been every color, so you can imagine what a beating it has taken. I went from reddish-brown to black this year. I bought Colorfix after only having the black in my hair for ~3 weeks. I read the reviews on here first.
I mixed half of bottle 1, half of bottle 2, and shampoo --an amount equivalent to one of those bottles-- in a bowl and left it on my hair for somewhere between 45 min. and an hour! I was left with a very pretty, natural-looking shade of brown, and I later realized that it was just a tad lighter than the reddish-brown that I had started out with. The only thing is that when I dyed my hair black, my natural roots were grown in about an inch. When I used Colorfix, those roots were showing again. It was really no problem, though, and I loved the result.
And everyone on here is right-- that stuff does smell very rotten, and the smell stays for about a day.
Colorfix is very gentle! If damage was done to my hair, I am unaware. I am a hair dying fanatic, and I have used just about everything, and this is good for those who don't want to bleach and break their hair.
I read in reviews on here that using Processing Lotion was a bad idea-- so I did not touch it. I did not need to. I heard that it darkened your hair again. Funny story: after using Colorfix (I also used it again after that, but it only made it a little lighter.), I decided that I wanted my hair light brown, so before I dyed it light brown, I'd have to get it a little lighter. I mixed bleach with shampoo --nevermind the amounts-- and it was a pretty dumb idea because my hair has gone back to black! I don't understand how that works, but my hair is now black at the roots (about 4 in.), and the rest, the long tips, are reddish-brown.
My point is: Don't blame Colorfix entirely if your hair gets darker. This might happen because you mix shampoo with it, depending on how much you put in (the less, the better). Some kind of a reaction takes place. My advice is to do what I did or to even use less shampoo than that. I am going to try Colorfix again sometime this winter.
I hope that this helped and that it was not too long, sorry!
Utter Disapointment
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Crystal
from Texas Mon May 19 2008
I dyed my hair black a month ago and it started to fade. Instead of dying it black again I wanted to go back to my original color (or something close). I read EVERY SINGLE REVIEW written about this product and chose to use it. I applied the product, followed directions exactly, and skipped step 3. My results? HAHAHAHA! If I remeber correctly my hair has never resembled that of Ronald McDonald until after I used this product. My hair frizzed, was severely damaged and turned bright red/orange. I thought that if I died it medium ash blonde it would turn a medium brown. Once again I was wrong and after following the exact directions on the box of the dye my hair turned pitch black. My hair was blacker than when I originally started so now I have fried fuzzy black hair and am facing having to cut off an entire years worth of hair growth over this mistake. DO NOT MAKE THE SAME MISTAKE AS ME! DO NOT USE THIS PRODUCT- I DO NOT CARE WHAT PEOPLE TELL YOU! YOU WILL END UP WITH BRIGHT ORANGE OR TOMATOE RED HAIR THAT IS FRIZZY WITH UNEVEN TONES. Please consider my advice and proceed with caution. Best of luck.
I hate this product!
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anonymous
from sc Sat May 10 2008
Ive been goin to the salon and dying my hair red with blonde streaks for months now and i loved it. but i got tired of paying 80 to 95 dollars each time. so i decided to try and go back to my natural color which is dirty blonde. and after reading like 200 reviews about this product i decided to buy it. but like it ruined my hair i would have rather kept spending 95 dollars to get it done . it feels the same it just didnt get all the color out. my hair is orange with bleach blonde streaks. now i have to go to the salon neways and see if they can help. this product sucks.
One n' Only Colorfix - Truly a Godsend!
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Mrs. Pratt
Thu May 08 2008
I just recently highlighted my hair that was already highlighted, lowlighted, middlelighted and every kind of lighted in between. The results were no highlights anywhere expect ont he very top of my head all the way to my scalp that were as yellow as mustard. I struggled with the bright do for no longer than a day before I decided to do something about it. I called all professional places which were open on this Sunday and most didn't do coloring on Sundays. The ones that did were booked until later that week. Being a teacher at a private school, I needed to do a very quick and workable fix before Monday. I found One n' Only through a Google search on color correction and read every single review. I saw plenty of rave reviews for hair correction from dark to light, but nothing to get rid of bright blonde highlights going to darker ash blonde. I didn't care at that point, I figured I'd call in sick anyway on Monday, so I bit th bullet and purchased a box. I also bought a shade as close to my natural color as I could remember. I mixed the entire bottles of Step 1 or 2 together (because my hair was layered and about 2 inches past my shoulders). I used every drop of the mixture. I just put on my rubber cleaning gloves and mixed the solution into my hair with my hands making sure I saturated my hair like I was shampooing. I slipped a plastic bag over my hair and used the hair dryer on low heat every 5 minutes keeping the bag warm. I watched my hair get to an bright orange hue. I rinsed, shampooed, dried and slapped on the ash blonde. I did a strand test after 5 mins. and it was perfect! Everything is happy again in teacher land and I went onto work on a very happy Monday!
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