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Bleaching
It got a little lighter at least 😅 I have used this (and the one with black text) before and I must say that it worked worse this time. I don't think there was a particularly big difference, but at least a little lighter. I wrapped my hair and then put a "turban" over it. It might have been better if I had managed to use a hairdryer for an hour to warm the hair 😅 Unfortunately, a lot of the smell remained afterwards, I should have rinsed for about 10 minutes at a time with thick hair, did 6×3 plus 2 last time. I got rid of almost all the smell with Olaplex no 4c and then conditioner. The most positive thing is that it doesn't damage the hair at all, after my steps the hair feels incredibly soft and smooth 🥰 I wish it had worked better. #lykoreviewTranslated from swedish
7 likes664 views- Customer service at Lyko1 weekHi Helena! 🥰 Thank you for taking the time to write a detailed review of the product ✨ Some hair dyes can be a bit stubborn to remove, and sometimes you may need to use such a product several times to get everything off. If you want tips and advice from our hairdressers regarding bleaching/hair dye, they are always available via email: frisoren@lyko.com 📧 Have a really great day! 🌞
to leave a comment - 4 days
Question!
Hey, what is the difference between the pink and the black of these? I have slightly red hair that I want to get rid of, I previously used the black when I had dark brown hair but didn't see any major difference. And my hair is already quite dry. Is this one better then? ☺️Translated from swedish
24 views- Customer service at Lyko3 daysHello there Emilia! 😊👋 The black packaging is best for removing black and red pigments. The pink packaging is also a bleaching product but is instead for very dry hair and makes the process a bit gentler on the hair! I’m probably not the right person to say which one you should choose, but feel free to check out the hair test so our hairdressers can help you further and see your starting condition 🥰 lyko.com/sv/beauty-scan2 Good luck with your hair!!
to leave a comment - 1 month
Satisfied!!
Works really well. Had dark brown hair (picture 1), previously had red and black. After one package, my hair is light brown/orange (picture 2). I will do another round to get out as much red pigment as possible and wait a week before I dye to an ash color. Plus, it doesn't smell nearly as bad as everyone says, I think it hardly smells at all.Translated from swedish
1 likes635 viewsto leave a comment - 1 month
Definitely worth it
For that amount, I think the result turned out really well! Be very careful to follow the steps. Now it's just a matter of waiting for the next round 😂Translated from swedish
398 viewsto leave a comment - 3 months
scandal and scandal
my hair has never looked worse!!!!!!😡😡😡😡Translated from swedish
925 views- Customer service at Lyko3 monthsHey Anika 🤗 How strange that the result didn't meet your expectations. Sometimes you may need two rounds of this treatment, depending on what and how much pigment is in the hair. Also keep in mind that this treatment removes pigment, and the result often ends up being a shade you don't want. After about a week, you can then dye/tone your hair in the shade you desire 🙏🤍
to leave a comment - 3 monthsverified customer
Did not work on my hair
Similar experiences with the product as most people here. I couldn't lighten my hair, so it didn't remove the protective color or tones. Luckily, I expected the product to smell bad, so it didn't come as a surprise 🥲 I ended up going to the hairdresser to remove the color, which gave me the result I wanted. Well, at least I got to try it ☺️1 likes886 views- Customer service at Lyko3 monthsHey Jade! Thank you for your review 💕 It's unfortunate to hear that the product didn't work as desired. The effectiveness of a product is always individual. Luckily, you still got the desired result in the end 🥰 Have a great day!
to leave a comment - 4 months
Bleaching Color B4 vs Colorless
Which one is recommended My natural hair color is dark blonde, but I have remnants of bleaching and permanent dark brown hair color as well as permanent dark blonde color and ruby red permanent color from 6-9 months ago. When I tried to bleach my hair in 4 steps (it became spotty bleached mostly closest to the roots and the rest was bleached spotty) How should I go about starting from the beginning with my hair, without it costing too much. And without my hair breaking, I have quite thick hair.Translated from swedish
943 views- Customer service at Lyko4 monthsHey Freja 👋😊 Oh, it’s really not the easiest to find the right one in the hair color jungle, I can only agree with you on that! 💕 I would recommend you to take our hair color test where you answer a few questions about your hair and your desired result. You will then receive tailored tips and recommendations directly from our team of hairdressers and color experts 😍🙌 Here you can find the test 👇 lyko.com/sv/beauty-scan/harfargstestet Good luck! ✨1 likes
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ColourlessHaircolour Remover Max Condition
Colourless Max Condition is a hair color remover that effectively eliminates both permanent and semi-permanent hair dye. Infused with argan oil and keratin, it nourishes and strengthens damaged hair. It's a smooth and easy way to say goodbye to unwanted color.
Make sure to wait a few days up to a week before your next color treatment.
TIPS & TRICKS:
This product releases the molecules of the colored hair, and sometimes, if you don’t rinse your hair thoroughly, remnants of the old dye can linger and cause an odor.
That’s why it’s super important to rinse your hair well for 5 minutes if it’s short, and 10 minutes if it’s long and full, as mentioned in the description.
If you find yourself dealing with this issue, here are some tricks to help:
To remove a stubborn smell that clings to your hair, wash it with the following mixture:
1. Mix 10% of a water-soluble baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) with 90% water and let it sit in your hair for 5-10 minutes.
2. Then, use an acid-based solution to make your hair acidic, like 5% white wine vinegar (acetic acid) or 5% lemon juice (citric acid) mixed with 95% water. Let this solution work its magic for 3 to 5 minutes, then rinse your hair thoroughly.
This process will produce carbon dioxide gas that helps eliminate the chemicals causing the unpleasant smell in your hair.
3. Finally, finish off with your regular shampoo.
Check the packaging for the current ingredient list.
- Category:Color Remover
- Article number:2264-101-0001