ColourB4 Results

Ok so just to recap, I used Colourb4 to try and get rid of the red in my hair instead of bleaching it, because I was worried that my mission to go blonde would end up as a mission that makes me bald.

Firstly, the smell isn't fantastic. It's like a burnt rubbery smell; my hair is now dry, I've sprayed Boots' own brand coconut leave-in conditioner and some Pantene heat protection spray and nothing is covering the smell.

Apart from smelling like I've been in some sort of rubber-fueled bonfire though I'm quite pleased with the results. When I first stepped out of the shower I could see tints of orange that put the fear of god into me, but once they had dried they're more of a light brown. There are a few orangey looking tints and I probably wouldn't be comfortable keeping my hair this shade - which is much lighter than my natural hair colour, but as I'm going blonde anyway this isn't too much of an issue.

Here are the before and afters:

Before

                              












After

My hair is slightly dry, but that's nothing that a decent conditioner won't sort out. Yeah, I'd reccommend ColourB4, as long as you're not ridiculous and dyeing your hair every other week then it's an absolutely fab product to use.