Remove Permanent Box Dye Hair Color At Home | No Damage, No Bleach, No Developer | Fast Safe & Easy

So last year i bleached my hair for the first time and ever since i have dyed my hair, so many colors instead of first removing the color before placing a new one, i literally would just let it fade and then place a new color over it. Every time i did this process, i used semi, permanent or conditioner based hair dye and i later learned how to remove it using baking soda. But lately i've been using box dyes and i finally learned a better way and a faster way to remove boxed hair dyes. Without using bleach, so let's get started, unlike my baking soda video in today's video, all we're going to need is vitamin c tablets and shampoo of any brand. In my last video, i literally just eyeballed all of the ingredients together, but in today's video i want to show you guys the exact amount that i'm using so as you guys can see i'm using three vitamin c tablets, but my tablets are circular. So if you have longer tablets, i think two will be fine and i'm also going to be using two tablespoons of champagne. Once i finish preparing my mixture, i'm going to start parting, my hair, as you guys, can see the front part of my hair and the back is actually silver and i'm going to retouch the color, because the ends of my hair have been bleached a few more Times so i have to retouch the bottom half every once in a while. So i'm going to separate the silver part of my hair, because i only want to play shampoo on the part of my hair. That is actually blue for me. So i divided my blue hair in four sections and i'm now i'm going to apply this shampoo onto my hair and you guys my hair is actually wet. So you have to do this on wet or damp hair, so i'm basically just taking some shampoo and placing it on my damp hair. While i rub it in you have to make this movement with your hands to make sure that the color is actually being removed or that the pills are actually being rubbed onto your hair. So i'm just going to continue the process throughout all these sections and then i'm later going to wrap it up. We deliberately step into those traps. Oh me. So after i finish, i let the mixture sit in my hair for about 30 to 40 minutes. Before i come back to check if the color is actually being removed, so the first thing i noticed is that the color was actually coming off, but in the middle, maybe because i placed less shampoo, the color was actually still very dark on my ends because my Ends have been bleached a few more times compared to the hair closer to my roots, i felt like most of the color had come off and, as you guys can see, one side is blonde and then the other side is actually pink because, as i said in The beginning of the video i used to just place hair dye over my hair, so i'm just explaining that in case you guys think that i placed the mixture on my hair and then it like mixed up and gave another color. No, i basically had other colors under the actual color that i already had so after washing out the shampoo. I am super satisfied with the results, but i need to do another round, so i'm going to wet my hair again and do another round, although it did remove a lot, it still did not remove. All of the color. I think blue is one of the hardest. Colors to remove from your hair and plus this is box dye. I did try the baking soda and i realized that to remove blue hair with just baking soda. Isn'T that easy? So when i found this method - and i tried it out - and it worked - i was really happy with it and i personally think it's better because we're not using developer and you can still use it on conditioner-based, slash semi-permanent hair colors also. While i personally think that the baking soda is limited when it comes to box dyes, but that's just me or basically, my hair, so that's why i decided to do this method and share it with you guys, after washing out the shampoo i placed in a hair, Mask and that's something that i usually do when i do any hair treatment. I usually just soak my hair drench, my hair in conditioner or a hair mask. So, as you guys can see, the color has been completely removed. I literally have no more blue in my hair and even the pink that i did had. I feel like it just faded just a little bit, so i'm really happy with the results. So with that, i'm just going to let my hair sit in the hair mask for a few hours to be honest, like i leave it in for a few hours and then i'm going to wash it out and show you guys the results on dry hair. So this is the final result. You guys. I hope you liked this video and i hope you guys, like the results as much as i did, i'm really happy that i was able to remove all of the colors if you guys like this video. No, i don't want your number