I've managed to remove an unwanted brown colour using Colour B4 extra strength on Saturday and then regular strength colour b4 today. My hair is now a mixture of blondes with a few very light brown bits but as my hair is curly I think I can get away with it to let my hair recover.
After the first treatment I'd noticed my hair darkening and I don't want it to happen this time, I have some left over buffer, has anyone used it for a few shampoos after colour B4 to prevent re oxidising? Or what shampoo is good for this purpose?
I have some 'touch of silver' but I used it after my first treatment and it turned my hair a greenish muddy colour so I'm scared to use it again. Previous to using the brown dye I was almost platinium blonde via loreal platinium. So what do I do to prevent my hair darkening by re oxidising, and when is it safe to bleach it back to the pale blonde I was before I made this huge mistake!!
Posted : April 7, 2014 6:15 pm
You can lower the risk of re-oxidation by making sure you rinse your hair for a long time to get most of the color molecules out. I have used the buffer as shampoo after, just bare in mind that it dries the hair so really condition after using it.
You need to wait at least a week to use any peroxide products but since you had some re-oxidisation last time, i would suggest waiting 10-15 days at least and make sure you wash your hair a few times during this waiting period.
Posted : April 8, 2014 11:15 am
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