SALERMColor Reverse

I dyed my hair red - using Got2Be Metallics Ruby. I loved it, except the maintenance, so I decided to contact a "reputable, award winning" online company.I wanted a medium ash, close to my blah and natural colour.The first product they sent came with detailed instructions - roots first, wait ten minutes and do the rest. During the ten minutes, the colour turned into a nice chocolate mousse coloured SMELLY volcano - and it was scalding hot. Needless to say, I didn't finish (first picture of still red hair), contacted the company and they sent a replacement, and refunded my money.Ok, I was impressed - things happen.They switched me from a permanent to a demi-permanent. Leavingy hair a very deep red. RED, being the operative word - second picture of coloured hair.Round three, also free, and they FINALLY went with the ash I originally requested, still demi-permanent, but for some unknown reason, chose a blue ash base to tone the red. My hair ended up looking like a tortie cat.Now. I found this product between round two and three, and was hesitant. I've used Oops! in the past, and it's damaging (no matter what they say), and now I had some damage going on. It also leaves your hair a lovely shade of clown orange, and you have to dye it. Again.Well, after round three, with almost black hair, I decided to give it a try.I ordered it. I ordered clear shower caps (great price for disposable ones here on Amazon), I ordered a pack of applicator bottles and per instructions found on this products website - I ordered a bottle of 10 volume cream developer.Reviews? I read them. Which is why I ordered CLEAR shower caps (someone used a blue one and had the blue bleed onto their hair).I almost NEVER write them.Here's what I did: 3oz of both bottles into my applicator bottle, shook the ever loving heck out of it, applied it, shower cap, 20 minutes on, rinsed it all out and shampooed. Then (the super secret on the website part): 3oz of the 10 volume cream developer (I ordered a gentle conditioning one) and 3oz of water into my second applicator bottle (two pack on Amazon, cheap), applied, shower cap, 5 minutes, rinsed that out, shampoo and conditioner.My hair might looks pretty amazing, given I just lifted 4 different colours, beat the ever loving hell out of it, and I *probably* haven't learned my lesson.But now, I have a secret weapon.If your on the fence, like I was, buy it.It's worth every penny, and I wish I'd found it when I first started this whole journey, rather than try to just avoid Oops! and try the "online professionals".By the way - their final advice when seeing the black along with my "not so friendly" email? - was to go to a salon and have the RED removed.

Life saver. I put some “semi” permanent Nimbus Gray on my bleached ends, it turned it 3 different colors, none of which gray. I got this stuff to remove it. It was not harsh at all. BUT it smells bad. Like sulphur and unbathed sweaty feet. Not joking. It got the color out, except now there are actually parts of my hair that are gray. It makes no sense. But all in all I recommend keeping this around for those of us who experiment with our hair.

I wish I would have taken before and after photos. I went from blonde to copper about a month ago. It didn’t fade well and I missed my blonde. The smell of this product is a bit gross but get past it and you won’t be disappointed. I am back to blonde. I am not a natural blonde and have been lightening over the years but this stuff took me back to just about the blonde I was before going copper. Important step - definitely do the 10 volume water rinse and set after. Follow the instructions. It helped get me to a better end result. My hair is dry but not breaking off and not repairable. Lots of deep conditioning treatments over the next few weeks but no bleach damage. Highly recommend.

This is my second time using Salerm Color Reverse, and I’m impressed again. I used it to remove black hair dye, and it worked perfectly without damaging my hair. It left my hair in great condition and ready to apply a new color. Much safer than bleach and super easy to use. I highly recommend it if you need to correct a dark or stubborn hair dye.

I’m absolutely shocked at how incredibly fast this product took out the black color 1st photo. I had been making my hair from level 2 to 8 on and off for years. This last time it was way too dark .. i used this product approx a month later and as i was applying it you can see the color changing before your eyes. This was level 3 permanent. i had in the past used bleach baths vinegar vit c all bs and made my hair like brillo. This made my hair sooo soft and my curls came back ! The middle photo is wet hair and 3rd photo after drying. Now i can go have my high and low lites.Ps the smell is indescribable i almost vomited and was heaving .

I dyed my hair blue-black for several months. I used color remover, and in just one application, I got a color somewhere between brown and reddish. Although most of the dye was removed, some darker areas remained, like patches. I noticed a rather strong smell, and it dried out my hair, but I suppose it's reasonable considering it's a chemical process. I recommend doing a strand test to avoid allergies, poisoning, and/or hair loss.

I colored my hair several times last year to a burgundy color, last time was at Christmas. Most has faded but some remains and I want to go in a lighter direction. I planned to remove the red then go lighter and hopefully skip the clown orange step by using this product.After a lot of review reading and video watching, I purchased this and followed the steps on the bottle and in one of the reviews (very detailed posted by Buddhist Cowgirl). My natural color is a medium dark brown which was the color it was prior to the burgundy.The color I ended up with is like a light medium color which I have never been lol I don’t hate it but my expectations were that I’d be left close to my natural color and this isn’t it. First two pics are before.

Holy… ya it works. Ya it smells like a perm. My hair does NOT feel like garbage wow! I had permanent level 3 color prior in my before picture!