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Removing layers of permanent color
I have been coloring my hair using different products for awhile now. Most recently, Fat Foam in light brown. I just used Loreal Sublime Mousse in Medium Golden Brown and my roots didn't take the color. I have more than 50% gray. If I use Color Oops, will it take out more than just the most recent color?
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Hi I'm Justine no I'm afraid not at best the product may take out your last colour or may lighten your hair and at worse do nothing at all . You say your 50% grey, removing colour from hair is hard and when you have grey in your hair you should go to a salon to get it fixed .I f you let me know what colour it is right now and your desired end colour I will help you as best I can
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