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- Most helpful positive4 yearsRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Very good decoloration
I was very unsure if this would work on my hair since I have put many layers of red permanent color in my hair for 2 years, I was also afraid it would ruin my curls. It managed to remove quite a bit of my red pigments so I am very satisfied! With Olaplex No. 3 and Macadamia Hair Food, the condition of my hair was practically restored. Most of the smell disappeared from my hair after all the rinses. #tävlingTranslated from swedish
10895 viewsto leave a comment - Most helpful negative7 monthsRating: 1 out of 5
Not what I expected…
So I had a whim to get rid of my red hair and try to go back to a more “natural” hair color, i.e., back to my Scandinavian original color. I know it wouldn’t go back after one time, but I thought all the red would wash out, and then I could put a toner on afterward. But no. It feels a bit pointless to have held on for so long with the stench, plastic wrap, and heat (three things I have such a hard time with) for a nonexistent result. I do NOT recommend this product. (And no, I didn’t buy the product through Lyko but at Ica, but it’s exactly the same product)Translated from swedish
5844 views- Customer service at Lyko7 monthsHey Michelle 🤗 Just like Therese says, red tones can stick like glue, and a second round with colorless may be needed. I still think you got a very nice result from one round 🤍 Remember to wait about a week before you put a toner in your hair to avoid risking any chemical reaction. So you get the color you want 🙏
to leave a comment - 1 week
Dark brown to chocolate brown
Hi! I just dyed my hair at a salon, and it turned out much darker than I expected. My roots are almost black, but it's a bit lighter on the rest of my hair since my hair was previously bleached blonde and my roots are my natural light brown color. I therefore have two questions: - I would like to have more chocolate brown hair than my current black-brown. I would therefore just like to be about 1 shade lighter. Is it possible to control this in any way, e.g. by how long you leave the color remover in? - Can anything be said about how much lighter the previously bleached hair will be compared to the roots? I assume it will be a bit uneven. Thanks in advance! :)Translated from swedish
103 views- 5 daysHey Olivia ☺️ Oh! It’s a bit tricky with hair colors and shades. I really recommend doing our hair color test via the LYKO app. There you get tailored feedback on how to do it and which products to use, to get just the shade you dream of! 🤍 The ones helping you are trained hairdressers and hair experts! 😍 You can find the test via the link: lyko.com/sv/beauty-scan2 All the best! 🩷
to leave a comment - 2 monthsRating: 3 out of 5
When will this be back in stock
I've been keeping an eye on it for a while now <3Translated from swedish
1105 viewsto leave a comment - 5 months
Question
I dyed my hair black this summer and i wanna go back to my light brown, im gonna use about 2 boxes but how many days should i wait in between?2813 views- Customer service at Lyko5 monthsHello Julia! ☺️ When transitioning from black to light brown, it's important to give your hair some time between dyeing sessions to avoid excessive damage. Ideally, you should wait around 7 to 10 days between applications to give your hair time to recover. This helps prevent over-processing and gives your hair a chance to heal. Make sure to use deep conditioning treatments to nourish your hair during this process 🤍 Take care!
to leave a comment - 7 monthsRating: 1 out of 5
Hopeless!
Hopeless! Did not remove the semi-permanent dyes at all. The only effect I got was damaged and stinky hair…Translated from polish
2852 viewsto leave a comment - 7 monthsRating: 1 out of 5
Pretty worthless product
Barely gave any results at all and only spotty.Translated from swedish
3195 views- Customer service at Lyko7 monthsHey Charlotte, thank you for taking the time to review! If the hair has been dyed many times before, some parts of the hair may have more layers of color pigment than others. This can cause the color to deposit unevenly. Sometimes you may need to repeat the treatment to achieve a more even and uniform result If the hair is a bit damaged or bleached beforehand, it may be more porous and react faster to the bleaching than healthy, untreated hair. This can be a contributing factor to the result feeling uneven/splotchy ❤️ Fingers crossed that you get it to turn out the way you want
to leave a comment - 7 months
Red color out
Hi. I've had red hair since summer and would like to switch back to brown. Does this product work to remove the redness so I can dye it brown?2655 views- Customer service at Lyko7 monthsHi Milla! I think one package is enough. But Lyko has a 14-day free return policy for unopened products, in case you want to take two packages and return one if you don't need it. 🥰✨
to leave a comment - 7 months
Orange hair
Hey!! I basically had unfinished hair with just a few highlights left at the ends, then I applied a bleach that turned out super patchy and orange. Can I use this to get rid of the color/bleach? 🤯🤲Translated from swedish
2307 views- Customer service at Lyko7 monthsHi Christopher Bleaching can only remove color and toning. It doesn't work on bleached hair. Good luck
to leave a comment - 8 months
Help
Hi, I have light brown hair and I dyed it dark brown because it got way too dark, black at first, and I want to get my natural hair color back. I haven't dyed it in several years. Will I get my hair color back or will the color turn orange or some other pigment that I don't want?Translated from swedish
2190 views- Customer service at Lyko8 monthsHey Camilla! Oh, I understand, I also think it's tricky to find the right products to achieve just the shade you want! That's why I would strongly recommend doing our hair color test on the website 🤍 There you can take a professional hair test and get tailored feedback on how to proceed and which products to use, to get just the shade you dream of. The ones helping you are trained hairdressers and hair experts 😍🤌 You can find the test via this link: lyko.com/sv/beauty-scan2 Take care! 🌟🤍
to leave a comment - 9 monthsRating: 1 out of 5
Just ruining the hair!!
Don't do anything else with it WHATSOEVER! 😢🤹♂️2569 views- Customer service at Lyko9 monthsHi Tiina! and thank you for your review 💖 It's really unfortunate to hear that the product didn't work as you wanted. The effectiveness of the product is very individual, and it is certainly influenced by the hair quality as well as the starting level of the color. Have a nice day! 🤖
to leave a comment - 2 yearsRating: 1 out of 5verified customer
Inte värt det
Tog inte bort någon färg alls, är inte värt pengarna och tiden125 viewsto leave a comment
ColourlessHaircolour Remover Max Effect
13,50 €
Rec. price 17,50 €
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Description
Ingredients
Colourless Haircolour Remover Max Effect removes both permanent and semi-permanent hair color, boasting 25% more active ingredients to effectively break down stubborn dark color buildups. This ultra-powerful formula effortlessly eliminates black, red, brown, and dark blonde shades.
Remember to wait a few days to a week before going for your next color treatment.
TIPS & TRICKS:
This product works by releasing the molecules of the colored hair, and occasionally, if the hair isn't rinsed out thoroughly, remnants of the old hair dye might stick around and cause a smell.
That's why it's crucial to rinse your hair properly for 5 minutes if it's short and 10 minutes if it's long and thick, as recommended in the instructions.
Caught with lingering odors? Don't worry, we've got you covered with some handy tricks.
To banish any persistent smells from your hair, try the following concoction:
1. Combine 10% water-soluble baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) with 90% water and leave it in your hair for 5-10 minutes.
2. Next, apply an acid-based solution to acidify your hair, such as 5% white vinegar (acetic acid) or 5% lemon juice (citric acid) mixed with 95% water. Allow this solution to do its thing for 3 to 5 minutes, then rinse your hair out well.
This step will produce carbon dioxide gas, which helps remove the chemicals that cause that nasty smell in your hair.
3. Lastly, wash your hair with your usual shampoo.
- Category:Color Remover
- Article number:2264-100-0001
