Jherri Redding’s One ’n Only ColorFix is a three three part system based on Sodium Hydroxymethane and Sulfinic Acid. Wella Color Charm Activating Lotion: WATER/EAU, CETEARYL ALCOHOL, HYDROGEN PEROXIDE, LANOLIN ALCOHOL, SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE, FRAGRANCE/PARFUM, SALICYLIC ACID, PHOSPHORIC ACID, DISODIUM PHOSPHATE, ETIDRONIC ACID. Ingredients: POTASSIUM PERSULFATE, SODIUM SILICATE, MAGNESIUM CARBONATE HYDROXIDE, MINERAL OIL/HUILE MINÉRALE, AMMONIUM PERSULFATE, SODIUM STEARATE, XANTHAN GUM, ORYZA SATIVA (RICE) STARCH, ALGIN, DISODIUM EDTA, SILICA. It’s based on persulfate and hydrogen peroxide and it costs about $10. Wella has a a two phase system Color Remover Kit that you mix together to activate. There are several products on the market that work this way, I’ll just mentioned a couple of them quickly and I’ll put them in the show notes with Amazon links so you can buy them if you’re interested and we’ll get a little commission from each sale. And second, the smaller pieces of the molecule can more easily slip out of hair so more color will wash out. First, when you break down the chromophore, which is the technical name for the ingredient responsible for the color, it doesn’t produce that color any more or at least it won’t be as intense. One is by oxidation, which removes electrons, and the other is by reduction, which adds electrons.Įither way the idea is to try and break these large molecules down into smaller particles. There are two different ways to chemically breakdown a dye and remove its color. And now we can talk about how color removing products work. That’s a gross oversimplification but at least it gives you a sense of how these products work. This reaction that links those tiny molecules together is an oxidation reaction which is why these are called oxidative hair colors.īecause this process happens to use hydrogen peroxide as an oxidizing agent you can also lighten your natural hair color in the process because hydrogen peroxide can bleach hair at the appropriate pH. The dye molecules stay trapped until your hair grows out. Under the right reaction conditions they link up to form larger molecules (that’s called polymerization) which are too big to get back out of the hair. The reason this works so well compared to the types of dyes that just stain your hair is that the molecules are small enough to actually penetrate deeper into the hair shaft.
Instead they contain very tiny molecules that, when they are reacted, link together to form larger molecules that actually give you the color. I always found it ironic that oxidative hair colors don’t actually have any color in them. It’s also how those fashion colors like Manic Panic work.īut if you’re looking for a natural shade of hair color and you want that shade to last as long as possible then you need to use a permanent hair color which is based on oxidative dyes. That’s how natural hair colors like henna work. But here’s the quick version. You can color hair by applying some sort of dye that stains the surface layer which is the cuticle. We could spend an entire show, or maybe even several shows, just talking about hair color chemisty.
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Thanks for the question Lenora but I think before we can answer how to remove haircolor we’re going to have to talk a little bit about how to put color into your hair. Lenora in our Forum asks…There seems to be some debate on this in online forums, so I’m wondering if you guys can please answer if “Color Oops” can be damaging to the hair? Do hair dye removing products, like Color Oops, really work?
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