💇 Revamp Your Hair with Color Oops Hair Color Prep System (4oz.) Review

UPDATE: In just a few days my hair got darker. Not too black-brown, but definitely darkened. It worked for me and then vice versa. :/ but at least it didn't go back to black/brown. It is something. The picture with three shows the black/brown I started with, then medium/dark brown and now back to dark brown and matte. ORIGINAL REVIEW: This worked for me. I parted my hair into about 2 inch sections making sure I got every strand wet. After a 20-minute treatment with a plastic bag on my head, I…

After several coats of semi-permanent color over permanent color turned my hair into a sort of faded purple-orange-black-red, I tried this treatment without hoping it would help. Imagine my surprise when it worked! It removes layers of color and leaves my hair intact. When reapplying, I focused primarily on my roots and allowed the residue to soak into the hair shaft during the treatment. (After using this product, always apply LESS time than usual—your (permanent) color will work faster and…

Ok I bought this product twice. When using it for the first time, the color was almost not washed off the hair. I shampooed for over an hour. My hair got a little lighter and got a super coppery red tone too, so I decided to try this product again. This time I started with the hair length. Well the second time he did very little too and now my hair looks awful. The length of my hair is still very dark and almost the original color of the dye and my roots. I don't even know they are orange-ashy…

I use Color Oops every time I wash the color out of my hair. However, I already "naturally" bleached my hair at home (baking soda and washing-up liquid). First my hair was dyed bright red by Ion and then navy blue by Revlon. The result was a dark plum color that looked black on the inside and a very light purple on the outside. I liked it but didn't like the maintenance and I'm going back to my natural color. So after bleaching at home, the middle and ends were pastel pink, but the top was…

Let me start by saying yes. It does have an odor, but if you've used Color Oops before, this stuff isn't that strong! For color oops I have to do it outside because the smell is so strong it burns my eyes! I've seen a few people complain about it not bringing their hair to 1 color but I think people are more likely to use a color remover to give their hair a fresh start and remove some of the color that has built up or to make it light enough to color them. another color. It won't remove all of

This product was a waste of time and money. I followed the package directions exactly - I ordered two packs as I have long, thick hair. I left the product on my hair for 30 minutes (with a cap as directed) and then washed my hair thoroughly but found no color change. Based on your packaging and other product reviews, I was expecting at least some change in the color of my hair (which is about 30% silver but covered in dark brown hair dye). It seemed to me that he did not lighten and did not…