HOW TO:REMOVE SEMI-PERMANENT HAIR COLOR WITH BAKING SODA

Hello beautiful people and welcome back to my channel. So in today's video I'll be trying a NON traditional method to lightening my hair color.As a recent cosmetology school graduate and someone who colors their hair quite often I saw a few other people use this technique and thought I’d give it a try. Before using the mixture on all of your hair, PLEASE do a test strand first to see how your hair responds to the mixture as everyone’s hair is different. I’m not sure how/if this method is effective on permanent hair color. But it definitely removed my professional semi-permanent hair color, so I’ll definitely be adding it to the arsenal.

This tutorial is perfect for anyone who wants to remove temporary or semi-permanent hair color. Check out the tutorial and let me know how you think the final look came out.

I hope you find this video helpful. Thank you so much for watching!

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Louise

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