You may know that I love my bargains and I believe the Pro:Voke Hair Colour Remover is just that! So I like that too!

Hair Colour Remover Review - Stripping It Back - From Dyed to

This is just a little post to show to show you how I got on with the Pro:Voke – Hair Colour Remover. Hair colour remover’s are great for removing previous hair colour and box dye colours as well as fixing hair that has gone wrong! For those of you with dry, damaged, or colour treated hair, we’ve developed the ILLUMINEX range of shampoo and conditioners specifically for you. I used the Pro Voke extra strength colour remover 2 months ago can I put a live ooB Max blonde on my hair now? Lather half of the buffer in your hair and leave it for 5 minutes. Then rinse for 5-10 minutes. This is a very important step – this is where you will be rinsing the hair dye particles out of your hair.

Using it is very easy, the instructions are clear and simple to understand, mixing and application to your hair is easy too. You simply pour bottle (1) into bottle (2) and shake. You then cut off the tab of bottle (2) and apply to hair. Wrap your hair up with the plastic bag / Clingfilm and put the hat on your head, over the bag. Leave on for 30minutes and rinse, rinse, rinse! Apply half of bottle (3) to your hair and work up a lather. Leave the mixture on your hair for 5 minutes and rinse, rinse, rinse then repeat the last step – applying the other half of bottle (3) lathering, leaving on for 5 minutes and rinsing. It’s fairly simple to use and if the instructions written in the leaflet (included in the box) are followed, things should go to plan! The process is very simple. I always use a tangle teaser to make sure the product is on every strand. I always use a free hotel shower cap to stop any drips; it also helps the product to develop. Get a decent hair mask to leave on for five minutes or so after. The finishing buffer does feel like it’s stripped every bit of goodness out of your hair. The instruction leaflet doesn’t say to put clingfilm and a hat on, but doing this will help to keep the heat in, making the mixture reach its full potential.)

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Now I’m left with a somewhat ginger tone, simply because my red pigment wasn’t quite bleached with the dye to the yellow stage. There’s also an extra-strength version that removes mid to dark tones.If you see Pro: Voke give it a go, it has the same ingredients as the more expensive brands on the market and if you follow the instructions, to the letter, know what it does and doesn’t do, I think you’ll be impressed with the results. Inside the box, you’ll find the instruction leaflet, gloves, activator, remover and a finishing buffer.

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Anyway, we put it all on and I shoved my hair inside a shower cap for good measure (although it didn't say to do this) and left it on for the recommended 30 mins. The smell wasn't unbearable, but it was pretty disgusting; we got used to it, though, and watched a couple of youtube videos. We were able to notice the hair gradually changing colour and going a bit orange, which was cool.

Pro: Voke Hair Colour Remover

Hair colour removers, remove permanent hair dye from the hair, by gently reducing the size of permanent hair dye particles held within hair so the dye becomes small enough to simply wash out. Remove permanent hair colour at home with PRO:VOKE. Our Salon Quality Hair Colour Remover removes permanent hair dyes without bleach or ammonia. You don't have permission to access "http://www.superdrug.com/hair/pro-voke/b/415047" on this server. Step 2 – Lather half of the buffer in your hair and leave for 5 minutes. Then rinse for 5-10 minutes. This is an important step – this is where you will be rinsing the hair dye particles out of your hair. Re-wash with the remaining amount of buffer and rinse for a further 5-10 minutes.