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one 'n only Colorfix
Removes unwanted permanent hair color. Controlled usage allows color correction to specific areas. Designed for full or slight color corrections.
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JanelleCAHairLight BrownNormal HairColor Treated HairChemically Treated Hair
Woeked WellMy natural hair color is light brown which was dyed medium to darker brown with some red tones. I had tried lightening it up a little with boxed dyes but it wouldnt budge. I originally thought i was going to have to bleach which I have never done before and was really hesitant. I read the reviews and decided to try this out. I put on the first application applied heat every so often with a blow dryer and washed out. I did the process a second time and I saw that my hair had lightened to a reddish blonde with an orange tint anywhere that I had previous highlights. I was a little nervous about the orange but went ahead with the processing lotion which darkened my hair just a bit and toned down that orange thank goodness. I think the processing lotion is a must and wouldnt skip. I was left with a pretty light strawberry blonde. I followed directions and decided to go with a permanant color a couple shades lighter, so I chose a natural medium blonde. I put it in and let it sit maybe five minutes so a total of 12-15 minutes and was left with a really light brown with some subtle gold tones in it. I did add a package of Ardell red gold corrector to the dye. It turned the dye purpleish which kind of freaked me out but it was fine and I think it helped a lot with the end color. As far as the smell, It was difficult to deal with while I was putting on. A couple things I did left me with next to no smell left. I rinsed it out for four minutes each time and then shampooed and the second time also used a deep conditioner as my hair was not happy. I think because I used a permanant blonde color and that has a strong ammonia smell that also masked the odor. Make sure wherever you do it to have an open window and I also put a box of baking soda in the bathroom which doesnt smell at all anymore. I definitely recommend this product and the steps I took left my hair in good shape. So glad I didnt bleach!!posted May 30, 2011Link to this post -
IsabellaTexasHairBlackDry HairCurly HairColor Treated Hair
Awsome!!!I had black hair dye and light ash brown mixed inn I really just wanted a one color so I tried this. I lefted for about 1 hour 15 and it took all the black. The smell is nasty but i just wanted the two colors gone. And they were.now its a aburn color and looks super great!!! In the fist pic u can see the black and light brown The second one is after colorfix email for pics at isabella8503@Gmail.composted May 12, 2011Link to this post
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KaylaHairMedium BrownCurly HairFine or Thin Hair
Worked Like A CharmI have medium brown hair that I accidentally dyed jet black with the intention of getting a darker brown. I bought colorfix 5 days later and it took all the black out leaving my natural brown color. I absolutely love this product and would recommend it to anyone! Also- I didn't use the 3 bottle because so many reviews said not to so I wouldn't recommend it.
The only downside: Your hair smells disgusting almost to the point that it is nauseating, however I soaked it in cold black coffee which took a bit of the smell outposted May 10, 2011Link to this post -
KrystineHairDark BrownColor Treated HairFine or Thin Hair
Doesn't Damage HairI've used this product a few times in the past and it's never let me down.This is the only product that will remove all that black color and leave my hair in the same condition it was before I used it. I've read other reviews on people who have had not so good experiences, and I'd like to share some of the steps I've done to get the best results.
I have about 2 inches of new growth on my roots, and the rest of my hair is colored black. You can put this on your roots but it WILL lighten them a bit, so just keep that in mind. I usually work in sections, applying the solution quickly as it will lose potency after a while. Put a processing cap on (these are cheap and look like a shower cap), and apply some hair dryer heat to help the cuticles open up a bit. The box says 20 mins, but it also depends on how much color is in your hair and how dark it is. I usually leave mine in for upwards of an hour.
Check your hair every 20 mins or so to make sure it's working, and apply more heat if needed. Once you start seeing the desired color removed, wash it out. Use a shampoo (clarifying if possible) and YES use the processing lotion! I know this is a controversial step but it's actually useful. The lotion is hydrogen peroxide and will allow any left over dye molecules to re-oxidize. This way you can see how much dye is left over and do another round of ColorFix. It's highly unlikely that you will get this in one pass.
Once all the dye has been removed, wash it thoroughly and condition. Purchase a Protein Filler and put that on your towel-dried damp hair BEFORE recoloring. Do not rinse it out. This will equalize the porosity of your hair and will help accept the new color you are applying. It's also very important to get a color 1-2 shades LIGHTER than what you are going for. This is because after ColorFixing, your hair will absorb new dye much faster and if you use too dark of a color, you may find yourself at the beginning again. Remember, it's always easier to go darker than it is to go lighter, so you can adjust the deepness later on.
Sorry for the long review, but hopefully these steps help!
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CrsinaHairMedium BrownCurly HairColor Treated HairThick or Coarse Hair
Love It!My hair is naturally brown and for some reason I died it black. I liked it but now I'm over it. I also have thick curly hair. I used this stuff and I love it! Although the smell is AWFUL, it took out all the black and it is now a bronzy golden color. I also did not use the third step because I did read that it makes the hair darker and I'm trying to go lighter! I suggest to use this! =)posted Apr 21, 2011Link to this post
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Adriana R.
SuksThis product suks!!!!!!! i used IT so i can take my bright pink off and it made my haircolor worse!!!!! This product claims it doesnt smell well it does because the nasty rotten stench stayed on my hair for about 3 days!!! i washed n washed my hair so much nothing worked i just had to let da odor come out by itself after a few days>>> I WILl NEVER TRY THIS PRODUCT EVER AGAIN!!!! ITS A WAIST OF MONEY!!!!!!!!posted Apr 9, 2011Link to this post -
Kathy S.Rhode IslandHairMedium BrownChemically Treated Hair
Great ProductI was concerned about drying out and breakage but after reading the reviews I was ready to try it. When I bought it the women suggested a deep conditioner with it so I bought it. I was not prepared when I applied it (no gloves or applicator bottle) But continued. After 20 minutes it didn't look light enough after 35 I got nervous and washed it out. I didn't do step 3 as advised by other reviews. I thought I would have to re-color but the color was really nice and didn't even need the conditioner. Great product!posted Apr 7, 2011Link to this post
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DaniHairDark BrownDry HairCurly HairColor Treated Hair
Works AlrightI've been dying my hair dark brown for years I tried this product and it brought it up to like a reddish orange but just on the bottom and top and the mid section stayed fairly dark. Applied again, and it didn't change the mid section at all. I didn't use step 3 and left the application in each time for about 30 minutes with heat. I shampooed and conditioned after each application. I rinsed for the full 5 minutes each time prior to shampooing. I then put on a dark blonde. My hair turned a light/med brown with orange undertones even the I used Unred mixed in with the color. I obviously got lighter brown hair but it's not quite even and I'm not diggin' the orange undertone. This product is probably better for light brown haired girls or dark blonde to begin with. I think it just depends on your beginning hair color and undertones how this will end up turning out on an individual's hair so there's really no sure fire way to determine if it will work or not, everyone is different. It didn't damage my hair which was nice, and I used a deep conditioner which may of helped.posted Apr 2, 2011Link to this post -
HannahSeattleHairOily HairCurly HairColor Treated HairFine or Thin HairThick or Coarse Hair
Amazing Results!My friend and I both had a problem with our hair. We had the lower half of our hair which was dark and wouldn't hold any color and the top half that was much lighter. We wanted to be able to get our hair all one color so we could have a fresh start and get the colors we were trying to get.
My hair is shoulder length, wavy, and very thick. My hair was a dark reddish brown but wouldn't hold color. It turned my hair into a very light copper color and evened it out completely with the part that was lighter.
My friends hair is to her mid back, straight, and very thin. My friends ends were almost black and she had been going to a salon to try and get them lightened for 8 months with no results. This turned her hair into a medium auburn color VERY dramatic difference from the almost black.
We threw away step 3 as suggested by everyone. We did 2 oz part 1, 2 oz part 2, and 2 oz shampoo. We applied to our whole heads, not just the darker part. This product still evened it all out. It didn't lighten the roots a bunch and
This product was amazing and we are very very pleased with the results it has given both of us.posted Mar 21, 2011Link to this post -
TammiHairAuburnFine or Thin Hair
Put My Hair Back To NormalI absolutely loved this product! I have auburn hair, and decided to dye it a light ash brown. Needless to say it turned my hair totally black! And i have very long hair. I tried everything to get the color out but because i had used an ash color, it just wouldn't work. I was also afraid of stripping it because i didn't want to risk having to cut it all off. This product lightened it to my normal red, and i didn't even have to re-dye it! The only drawback was that it smells like rotten eggs. But it did leave my hair fairly soft an undamaged. I followed the process with a good conditioner and it worked out fine. I would absolutely recommend this product. My hair is very fine and suffered no damage.posted Mar 20, 2011Link to this post
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