"نظام لإزالة صبغات الشعر الدائمة "ديكولورانت Vip's Prestige Color Off

I used this product three times on my long and black hair. It was intended to remove the yellowish tint. Overall, it successfully accomplished its task and left my hair in good condition.

The 4.0 developer did not work at all with my hair tone. Despite always using professional dye and a 3% developer to color my hair. The expiration date is until 2026, everything is neatly packaged, so I don't understand why it didn't work.

Decolorant, not a bad thing. I removed dark chestnut, wanted to achieve my own color, dark washed out. A red pigment remained. I followed the instructions and left it on for 30 minutes. I think the product did its job.

The smell is quite strong, but I dyed my hair red a year ago, then with red toner, and finally to a chocolate color. I thought nothing would help my hair at this point, but the red and chocolate washed out from the first time (even though I washed my hair and the water was still red, so although it was chocolate, it had a red tint and it settled well on my hair). As for the red shade, I'm still not sure because I just washed it off, I'll wait until it dries and oxidizes, but I'm already very satisfied with the result. One thing to note is that one jar was very crumpled, but the box was intact.

Hello everyone. I hesitated for a long time whether to buy this product or not... There were many different reviews. But a failed dyeing, which left patches, made the decision for me) I have porous, curly hair. I was afraid of damaging it or something. The smell is specific, but no worse than any other dye. My hair length is shoulder-length. Half a bottle was enough. The instructions were clear, and I did everything quickly. I left it on for half an hour, then rinsed it off. I thought it would wash out with the dye, like brown water, but no. It was just clear. And the old dye was gone as if it had never been there) My hair is soft, not dry. I am very satisfied! Don't hesitate, go for it!

I will write about my impressions of this product. I must say that I didn't expect a perfect result, as my daughter's hair was toned with a toner, not dye. It has been toned before and the colors were already very different. I wanted to dye it green, but the previous red color didn't wash out for a long time, so we decided to try a remover and then dye it in one day. The remover worked partially, the hair was very thick, and what washed out underneath was not very strong, but it washed out quite well on top. We toned it on the same day. Overall, it was without any problems, but it also dyed with different results. Where the hair was darker, it turned dark green, and on top it was brighter. My daughter is satisfied, so I think the remover did its job. I didn't take any before and after photos. I didn't think about it and didn't expect much from the result.

Sometimes certain comments are really impressive, and I hope that most people approach them with a healthy level of criticism.

Any hair color removal procedure will cause some damage to the hair. The question is what condition the hair was in before, what dye was used, how long it was used for, and what type of hair it is.

I have done the color removal procedure about 6 times with three different brands over the course of 2 years, and I want to say that this one in particular has a more pleasant smell, although it is quite specific. For girls with very dark hair, especially if they have used store-bought dyes like Eva or Prostir, the results of the removal can be very different and achieving the desired effect may not always be possible with just one removal. Also, if previous coloring was done with different techniques, experiments with direct pigments and henna, no one seems to take into account that all of this also remains in the history of your hair.

I had a shade of 6-7, a light chestnut color, and before that I had a warm honey shade for quite some time. I have shoulder-length hair, so this box was enough for two removals that I did on the same day with a 30-minute break. My hair is in good condition, it is thin but not porous. For the first removal, I diluted a little more than half of the mixture, and the second time I touched up the length. I bought a dye that was two shades lighter than desired. I wanted a 7 ash tone and bought 9.11.

After two removals, the color turned out to be reddish. I colored it after a day.

For me, this is a quite gentle way to correct the color.

It works, but not really well, and my hair still feels a bit tired afterward. I don't recommend it.

I have no complaints about the makeup! Fast delivery, quality service! I recently ordered and I am satisfied with everything! Thank you. Now let's talk about the Decolorant. I will be honest, the decision is up to you! I decided to remove the dye from my hair as I had been dyeing it with "Syoss Oleo Intense 3-10 - Deep Chestnut" for a year and wanted to return to my natural color. As a result, it turned out that the dye had built up (especially at the ends) and after a year, I had become black with a violet tint. Later, I realized that this was all due to improper dyeing process! Based on reviews, I chose this "Decolorant Vip's Prestige Color Off". The result was not what I wanted, but it surprised me. HOWEVER... in the photos, you can see the "Before" and the number "7," which is the result I achieved after several attempts. I followed the instructions! The product is good and does its job, but it requires patience to rinse it out over several days (I divided it into six packs, using one pack twice without touching the roots). The smell is something else, it reminded me of the smell of "sewage," especially when the hair gets wet. It honestly smelled bad to me, but everyone's tolerance is different! It does dry out the hair a bit, but with the conditioner you are used to using, you can fix it. In the end, I ran out of energy and decided to achieve the desired result through lightening. I bought "Syoss Professional Performance 13-0 - Ultra - Lightener (9 Levels of Lightening)" and then dyed my hair in the color that was closest to my natural color, "Syoss Oleo Intense 6-10 - Dark Blond". In summary, for its price, the product is good and doesn't damage the hair too much, but if you're in a situation like mine, you need a lot of time and effort to rinse it out! If anyone is interested, I can provide photos after each rinse, the lightening process, and the final dyeing.

This was during the daytime, but this is under artificial lighting. Just wow. However, I think it will darken. Well, maybe I'll dye it, let's say, with shade 7... and it will turn out dark again. Unfortunately.