Products that last up to 24 washes (Clairol Nice n Easy non permanent and L’Oreal Casting Creme Gloss) are best left till a while after as they often will take the hair too dark. Instead, it’s meant to act as a mixing medium that you add to one of the brand’s dyes to create a softer, more subdued effect.

They’re also very gentle, boosting gently exfoliating lactic acid and hydrating aloe, and smell good too.Because the removal process is harsh enough as it is, you’ll want to give your hair a little bit of a break and some extra TLC before continuing to bleach it, says Fleming. What this product does, is remove color buildup among removing the color, you can re-color ( not recommend for henna treatment) your hair right after the process. This can be a good option for anyone wanting to get rid of more bold colors, such as blues, pinks, and purples, says Fleming.

They’ll remove only some of the colour and even when they get most of it out, they leave your hair looking terrible.A colour remover that’s kinder to your hair, it’s renowned for not having the same strong smell that many competing brands struggle with. This very affordable, single-use option is ammonia- and bleach-free, instead of relying on ascorbic acid to help lift color. Colour B4’s Hair Colour Remover is an easy-to-use extra-strength hair colour remover that turns back the clock on unwanted shades, tones and multiple colours no matter how many of the above you’re trying to strip back. If you have applied a very dark or fashion colour (such as vribrant red or purple) to bleached, porous or grey hair, the cuticle may have been permanently stained.

Leave it on your hair for up to 20 minutes, rinse out with warm water, and condition your hair with a deep conditioner.Also if you have had bleach (High lights, full head etc) those areas where you applied colour onto the bleach may have stained the hair.