Scott Cornwall Colour B4

This stuff was incredible!! I was totally confused because I had dyed my hair way too dark and didn't know what to do. I couldn't afford to go to the spa, so I looked online and saw this. If you read the directions carefully and follow them to the letter, it can go smoothly. Yes, it smells like rotten eggs, but the scent, as well as the dye I despised, is gone after the final rinse and wash. My hair looks and tastes so much happier now.

A few things:

Colour B4 does work, to an extent....

After using it I noticed it had affected certain areas of my hair more than others. The ends were a lot lighter, almost red/blonde. Most of the mid section was medium brown and the roots were the same. Before application all my hair was dark brown. It has left me with a highlighted effect, though it looks natural.

I think I may need to do one or two more applications because I do have dark colour build up.

The product is a reasonable price, but it stinks to high heaven! I'm just glad there is a product that removes dark colours without bleach! It has done no damage to my hair at all! Will be using it again.

Would I recommend it to a friend? Possibly. Do a strand test first!

don't know why I thought bleaching my brunette hair white was a good idea. was horrible . really scanky looking . came home and read that I had to put red in it before a brown .all done but still not happy so put darker brown on. oh god black .so today I bought extra strength b4. read reviews and very nervous but anything was better than the goth look. instructions were very clear so went for it . spread evenly all over and don't know what the fuss about smell was ,as it didn't. I rinsed it off earlier than an hour as I could see it working under the clingfilm. the rinsing is a pain and I panicked when I saw ginger but after the buffering it disappeared. I bought a dye just in case but ive got my original colour back so wont be using it .thank god for b4 . nice to see the old me again.

Colour b4 does work, but only temporarily. After using it my old hair colour was gone, but as soon as I dyed it a new colour the old colour came back. It could definitely do a better job! Also it left my hair bright orange. Has a bad smell.

I have tried colour removers before and they always turn my hair orange but saw COLOURB4 advertised and thought i'd give it a try.

It comes with 3 little bottles just like a hair dye and you pour bottle B into bottle A and shake , you apply onto dry hair and unlike hair dye its a clear substance so easy to get all over . Also doesn't tangle your hair so its very easy to comb through to get an even application.

After 60 minutes was the boring part for me , you have to get in the shower to rinse for 10 minuter and then apply bottle C which is a buffer then get back in the shower for another 10 minutes followed by another application of buffer and rinse again.

As soon as i took the towel off i could see it was very light and the same colour all over , once dried the colour was a very light blonde and to begin with my hair was a bright red so i'm very pleased with my results.

Well. Colour B4. This little beauty has saved my hair! :)

I dyed my naturally blonde hair a dark reddish brown a couple of days ago. I hated it. It was too harsh on my skin and made me look completely washed out. I missed my blonde hair and felt completely deflated until a friend mentioned Colour B4.

I went online and searched Colour B4 reviews, a product claiming to strip unwanted hair dyes. I was apprehensive and expected my hair to go bright orange and I’d therefore bought an Ash Brown dye as a back up.

I applied the Colour B4 Extra Strength, left it on for 60 minutes before rinsing it out for ten minutes, applied the buffer, and further rinsing. Then… the moment of truth.

I sat in front of my mirror and slowly unwound my towel turban to find dark blonde looking wet hair. I blow dried it with bated breath to reveal… my natural colour. My actual, natural dark blonde colour! I haven’t seen that colour for 8 years because I’ve always highlighted my hair blonder and then obviously chucked red/brown dye on top a couple of days ago. My hair fab! Colour B4 hasn’t damaged my hair and it hasn’t made it orange (thank god.) The result is my natural colour of dark blonde with a hint of strawberry blonde, and a few added highlights left over from my highlighting days. I didn’t need to dye over it, so I’m taking the brown dye back to Superdrug and getting myself a cute little refund!

Seriously guys, if any of you are currently having hair disasters reach for Colour B4. It’s cheap, available in all supermarkets as well as Boots and Superdrug, and is a miracle worker. Whether you want your natural colour or a base for dyeing your hair a different colour, Colour B4 is definitely a product to reach for!

Today I used the ColourB4 extra strength

My hair was dark brown/dark purple due to lots of dye build up and a recent XXL live luminance dye that I applied about 3 weeks ago.

I wanted to go a light shade of brown and I asked a local hair supply shop and they recommended I used ColourB4 so I got 2 boxes from Superdrug (£7 a box on offer)

I researched the product and looked up reviews so I knew exactly what I'd have to do

So, I bought a NON PERMANENT nice and easy Dark Ash Blonde thinking it will be darker than the shade on the box

I mixed the 2 bottles together and applied the mixture all over my shoulder length hair

It smelt a bit but I figured it would be worth it if it worked! I then wrapped my hair in cling film then a towel and left it on for 60 minutes. For the last 5 minutes I blasted the hair dryer over the cling film to help it along

I then rinsed thoroughly for 10 mins and applied the buffer, rinsed again then buffered once more

When I got out the shower, I noticed my hair was bright orange which is a good result considering my hair was so dark!

I dried it then left it for an hour or so whilst I experimented with my hair extensions

I repeated the process on those but I used 2 boxes to make sure all the hair was covered

Whilst I was waiting for my extensions, I applied the non permanent dye onto my hair and left it for 15 minutes

I noticed straight away that my hair had gone darker, so I was thankful I'd bought the lighter shade

After washing it off and drying it, my hair looked 100 times better

A natural light brown

I then washed and buffered my extensions, dried and dyed them then dried again and they were looking good too!

Overall I am really happy with how it turned out!

Will definitely use again and would recommend to anyone!

this products saved me £ pounds at the hair dressers , its great , it took my dark /brown/black out, it also was kinder to my hair then i thought ,i then was left with a caramel colour and from there i went blonde ! , it has a awfull smell , ( rotten eggs ! )but.... dont let that put you off , also must rinse well has it states , on pack , but so worth the time spent . great product , must buy .

Ok, I'm probably the biggest black hair dye abuser ever!

I have dyed my hair black since I was 16 ( I'm 33 now) after having several consultations at top salons, I was old they wouldn't ouch my hair due to the HUGE build up of black colour.

I found colour B4 simply by chance, at my local pharmacy if all places!

I was worried it would burn my hair off or send it bight orange, but no!!!!

THIS STUFF IS AMAZING!!!!

No ruined hair, no damage no orange!!!

Thank you Scott!!

No hesitations to tell you to go and buy it.

I never thought I'd hav m hair odour bck, but I do.

No more black PPD Chemical filled dyes for me! :D

i used this products after reading lots of reviews and today i thought i would give it ago but i was scared as some reviews warned of hair going ginger however mine didn't my hair had been dyed jet black for the past year or so , it was a very lengthy process but a worth while one my hair has now gone back to brown with a slight hint a a coppery colour but i now have a fantastic blank canvas to go a natural brown colour when i dye it again saying that i am really loving the colour it has left me with , the only down sides are the smell of faint rotten eggs not very pleasant and the time it takes , and it is best to buy a intense conditioner as it does dry your hair out a bit , overall though it is well worth it if you want to go lighter from very dark shades