💇 Efficient Hair Color Remover: Color Oops Extra Conditioning 4oz. (2 Pack) Review

The smell is very unpleasant. It's watery, so start on the scalp and let it drip down. I have very long hair and only needed one pack for one use. Read the instructions! I set the timer to 'shampoo and rinse' for 20 minutes the first time and it was the longest 20 minutes of any shower. I rinsed and cleaned and it felt like an hour had passed but I still had 15 left! The instructions say shampoo and rinse for 5 minutes and repeat twice. You wash your hair 4 times with shampoo and rinse for 35…

The first pic was my 2 meter hard back before the blush and then after the blush. The second photo is before color oops and the last two are after color oops. As you can see it doesn't remove all pigment but lightens it and since my hair is now orange (it's not the product's fault) I do something else with it. Overall the product seemed to work. Maybe not as good as me, but I know blacks and reds are the hardest to lift. Whitening seems to be the only way. The product stinks no more than any…

my hairstylist friend ruined my color and made my hair dark brown with a reddish tinge instead of light copper chestnut. I had a nervous breakdown, I cried. Finally, while trying to fix the error, a friend told me about this product. I ordered 2 packs because my hair is very long (and I ended up using both packs). It took away all the dark color and made my hair a lighter brown which I will be adding my regular toner to tomorrow. It wasn't difficult to use, the smell is not pleasant but passed.

I'm very surprised! I have naturally medium gray hair, but over the past 5 years I have dyed it a variety of colors. Everything from platinum to more recently dark brown (almost black) brown. I'm trying to accept myself as natural, so I want to go back to that boring shade of blonde I was born with. But while the quarantine is ongoing I don't have any salons to help me! I decided to start the slow process of bleaching my color so I'll be closer to natural when I see the stylist. . It was a…

I was very impressed. I wasn't expecting much since I color my hair a lot, but better than expected. I didn't even know what color my hair was! The hair dried out a bit afterwards, but that's to be expected after something like this. The smell is somewhat reminiscent of the smell of perms afterwards. :-)

I'm naturally blonde and wanted a change, so this fall I dyed my hair a dramatic cherry chocolate color (left photo). I quickly got tired of it and was ready to go back to my blonde, but didn't want to use bleach or harsh chemicals. After reading the reviews I understood what to expect from Oops. The product was thin, easy to apply and reminded me of the smell of a perm. Not pleasant, but bearable. Anyone remember the smell of the perm? Okay, I'm dating myself. Anyway, I left the product on for

After a bit of research and lots of conflicting feedback I wasn't sure if this would work for me. I've dyed my hair red quite a bit, I colored it with Garnier Nutrisse Ultra Color-Red Hibiscus/R3 and then a few months later applied a coat of Manic Panic Vampire Red and Splat Luscious Raspberrys to refresh the color. I followed all directions to be honest the smell reminded me of a wet dog smell. Mixed in with some chemistry lol. Washed and rinsed hair for a full 20 minutes. and bam! Only a…

My natural color is chestnut. I have fairly thin, short hair. I decided to highlight my hair too and there was too much blonde in it - it looked awful. I waited about 6 weeks before trying to change my hair color. I dyed my hair dark brown, and my hair turned horribly dark, like black-brown. It was so ugly. Someone recommended me to use this and I was very hesitant. I've never used it, never heard of it. However, it became a rescue. I had no idea what my hair would look like after using it and…