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Hi all! this is my first post! has anyone heard or used b4 colour by scot cornwall. its from boots and its for hair colour mistakes. any help would be appreciated! thanks
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Hi there.
I haven't actually tried this myself but I have heard good things and have been contacted by the PR for Colour B4 who is demanding we test it to see how amazing it is. Unfortunately, all the ladies in the office have colour they are quite happy with at the moment (or at least, colour that cost a good few bucks that they refuse to admit was maybe a mistake) and so I am looking for a tester.
I have one sample of the Hair Colour Remover in Regular if you would like to try it for us and then let us know how it went?
Veronica
Deputy Beauty Ed, handbag.com
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Hi all! this is my first post! has anyone heard or used b4 colour by scot cornwall. its from boots and its for hair colour mistakes. any help would be appreciated! thanks
Posted by cherrycupcakes
Posted by cherrycupcakes
Hi there.
I haven't actually tried this myself but I have heard good things and have been contacted by the PR for Colour B4 who is demanding we test it to see how amazing it is. Unfortunately, all the ladies in the office have colour they are quite happy with at the moment (or at least, colour that cost a good few bucks that they refuse to admit was maybe a mistake) and so I am looking for a tester.
I have one sample of the Hair Colour Remover in Regular if you would like to try it for us and then let us know how it went?
Veronica
Deputy Beauty Ed, handbag.com
I would love to have had a free box to test! I had already ordered one online, which came today.
I was so excited as had my blonde hair dyed brown in hairdressers 2 weeks ago. I do not like it at all.
I followed everything to the letter but it did not do a thing to my hair, if anything looks slightly red at roots. Very disappointed! I was told by my hairdresser the only way to go blonde was by having hi lights done gradually. I have made an app for 2 weeks to do exactly that! I so wish I had not had it dyed brown. I will now go every few months now to get back to blonde eventually!!
I hate my hair at the mo and feel quite ugly tbh
I was so excited as had my blonde hair dyed brown in hairdressers 2 weeks ago. I do not like it at all.
I followed everything to the letter but it did not do a thing to my hair, if anything looks slightly red at roots. Very disappointed! I was told by my hairdresser the only way to go blonde was by having hi lights done gradually. I have made an app for 2 weeks to do exactly that! I so wish I had not had it dyed brown. I will now go every few months now to get back to blonde eventually!!
I hate my hair at the mo and feel quite ugly tbh
oh rubbish. So sorry it didn't work. But if anyone else reading this wants to try and see do get in touch.
A few years back I went brown after being blonde and thought no man would ever find me attractive again. Obviously this was stupid. (though I did go back blonde probably the way you're going about it) but I didn't see that actually brown hair suited me better i just hadnt got the shade right. I'm a dark brunette now after deciding the blonde in me was dead (yes it was the end of yet another doomed love affair) and so I brought out the brunette in me, For the better I feel.
Now, I'm not a hairdresser but I do believe that expert colourists can strip the colour out of dyed hair but you need a very experienced colourist so it might be worth ringing about the city salons near you if you can't bear to wait to get back to your blonde locks. However, giving your hair a break from full on blonde will probably improve it's condition and you might get a really great natural finish if you have various coloured highlights put in over a matter of time.
In the mean time, hell go and buy yourself a great dress or new lipstick to cheer yourself up, a night with the girls is sure to make you feel better and make them all tell you their hair woes from years past, cos, seriously, we've ALL been there.
Veronica
A few years back I went brown after being blonde and thought no man would ever find me attractive again. Obviously this was stupid. (though I did go back blonde probably the way you're going about it) but I didn't see that actually brown hair suited me better i just hadnt got the shade right. I'm a dark brunette now after deciding the blonde in me was dead (yes it was the end of yet another doomed love affair) and so I brought out the brunette in me, For the better I feel.
Now, I'm not a hairdresser but I do believe that expert colourists can strip the colour out of dyed hair but you need a very experienced colourist so it might be worth ringing about the city salons near you if you can't bear to wait to get back to your blonde locks. However, giving your hair a break from full on blonde will probably improve it's condition and you might get a really great natural finish if you have various coloured highlights put in over a matter of time.
In the mean time, hell go and buy yourself a great dress or new lipstick to cheer yourself up, a night with the girls is sure to make you feel better and make them all tell you their hair woes from years past, cos, seriously, we've ALL been there.
Veronica
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oh rubbish. So sorry it didn't work. But if anyone else reading this wants to try and see do get in touch.
Posted by Veronica Beauty Assistant
Posted by Veronica Beauty Assistant
Hi, I am also new here, I used Colour B4 last week and it didn't remove any colour from my hair, it made it feel very dry afterwards: I have been dying my hair with Dark Red permanent hair colour (L'oreal Feria etc) for 5 years (before that I was jet blue/black for 2 years), my natural colour is a dark mousey ash blonde. I have got greys coming thru now so wanted to go lighter also I was looking washed out from a long illness I had not used a hair colour for 5 months and had 3 inches of natural coloured regrowth and faded dark red on the rest of the length (I have long hair). I saw colour B4 and had a good read-up so decided to give it a go, it didn't work, dried my hair out and then a friend tried bleaching the colour out - ended up with bright blonde at the top and a horrid orange on the lengths - not a nice look, nothing will budge the red feria out. I have ended up using a semi-perm dark maple blonde and it's evened out the colour, it is still a bit gingerish for my liking but some people say its a honey blonde.
I guess a lesson can be learnt - once you darken you're hair with a permanent its not easy to reverse - what had annoyed me with the colour B4 was that it claims to fix the problem on the carton but in very small print on the enclosed leaflet says "some red colourants may not be entirely removed as they can stain the hair" I decided to use it anyway - but I think this warning should be on the outside of the box and be worded more strongly. I am going to write to them and complain - hopefully I will get my �12 back.
I think Colour B4 may work best in the first 72 hours after colouring - I read somewhere this is the time the color takes to adhere and fix into your hair.
I used B4 colour for the first time tonight. I was advised to do so by my hairdresser as it is the easiest and less damaging way to remove the unwanted colour from your hair. I have been dying my hair black for at least 2 years now so wasnt holding out much hope of any change in my hair colour, especially after one use, but i was pleasently surpsried, my roots are slightly lighter than the bottom of my hair but that is expecred with years of build up at the bottom, nothing a good trim wont fix. Tbh honest i will have to use this product probably another 1 or 2 times to get to the lightness that i am after but i dont mind this as it's better than bleaching. My hair still feels in great condition (lets hope it stays this way). So all in all im pleased with the product, i will be at my natural colour in no time with not a bit of bleach in sight 
hi i would love 2 try this, i was blonde and am now a redhead and hate it, ive tried everything but dnt want 2 have 2 bleach it as my hair is quite dry, i would love 2 try a free box if the offer is still open, thanks
I wouldnt recommend it, ive used it today and its ruined my hair, im an average brunette and i now have bright ginger hair, its going to cost about £150 to get it back to normal. I followed the instructions to a tee, read over 5 times. Waste of money and time.
hiya. I would be happy to try a free trial if this is still on offer?? saw the advert last night & am a little sceptical that it is that easy!??! But i defo would like to give it a go? Thanks, Lisa
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