Developlus (the makers of Color Oops) also recommend a color filler since your hair will be porous after the process, but I didn't use one.
This way you can decide if you'll follow up with a new color or not. You will want to do the strand test (See below) beforehand so you get an idea of what Color Oops will do to you hair. Wear a shirt and pair of pants you don't mind ruining in case something happens. The product is reallllly runny and doesn't stay on the gloves very well. Don't buy L'Oreal's Color Remover - it is NOT, NOT, NOT the same product. Luckily, our K-Mart had it as well - I bought the last box for $14. Our Walgreen's was completely out, and I've heard that others ran into the same problem (I get this image of people wearing baseball caps running into Walgreen's and snatching up a bottle, haha). I've read CVS sells it, and I know that Walgreen's does as well. I used ALL of one bottle and my hair isn't that thick, although it is long. If you have a lot of hair, or are messy when applying this stuff, you might want to buy two boxes. Somewhere near my natural color would be awesome, so I can add in blonde highlights and get lighter as it gets warmer. Since it's nearing Spring (not really, but I'm delusional that way), I want to go lighter, but I don't want to make the jump from the picture on the right all the way back to the picture on the left. This Fall I went to a red color, which I looooved, and then to my standby dark brown a couple of months ago.įrom the left: my beloved platinum blonde, the red I went to this Fall, and my most recent dark brown. (My first time found me with green, then purple hair, all of which broke off and left me with a very, very unflattering, unintentional pixie cut.) Since then, I've gotten better at doing my hair myself. I have gotten the itch to go darker, usually in Fall. My hair hasn't been it's natural dirty blonde since. For nearly a decade, I've been bleaching my hair to that gorgeous platinum color that she pulls off without looking like a stripper. You might recall from a previous post that my style icon is Gwen Stefani. Would my hair turn orange? Would it simply lighten? After a bunch of research, I decided to jump in, and I'm really pleased with the results. It's a bleached out blonde, and I'm not really expecting a product to remove months of color to get me back to that color. The catch: my hair underneath the dark brown dye is not virgin (heh heh). My goal was to lighten my dyed dark brown hair and get to a light brown so I could put some blonde highlights in and journey back to a blonde. I read a lot of successful reviews online and decided to give it a shot myself. I recently came across a product called Color Oops Hair Color Remover which is supposed to remove dyed pigment from your hair without damaging it.
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