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Date Posted: 08:10:42 02/02/06 Thu
Author: J. C.
Subject: Black Hair and Colorfix

So I dyed my hair black a few months back and I was ready to go back to a more natural much lighter color, I read wonderful things about Colorfix. I used colorfix and my hair turned to a much lighter orangish red (cool, its not black) I did the last step and my hair turned almost black again, I do colorfix again 3 days later and my hair lightened up and then once again the last step turned my hair dark again, though it is barely even a level lighter... My question is this: Would it be wrong to not do the last step of Color Fix (processing lotion which is basically water and hydrogen peroxide)? Would it be okay to just go ahead and dye my hair with the lighter color that I purchased? Or would the peroxide in that dye mix have the same reaction with oh argh!!!!!!!!!!!

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