Colortrak Wipe Off Hair Color Wipes Canister 16 Ounce

Nice product

These absolutely work I was in a rush trying to figure out how to get blue hair dye off my daughters hands, ears and her forehead, it was a disaster.. Then I went and did some research on Google and found these on Amazon and they work wonders definitely worth your money. I've order more then one time already so I didn't want to write a review without seeing how good they worked and they were above my expectations they even took the dye off my kitchen table to. Wish I took a photo of the before and after mess next time I will and show you how good they are.

They actually do their job i was very pleasantly surprised! I dye my hair all the time and do my roots so i always get dye on my forehead, ears and scalp and i found this to be extremely helpful

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I really don't like the stains that remain on my skin when I dye my hair so have tried many brands of removal wipes and these really are the best. Stains come off virtually instantly without all the rubbing that I've had to do with other brands. Am on my second pot and will carry on using these. However, please test your skin first, these will have the same effect on your hands as antiseptic kitchen cleaning wipes do, your skin may peel off. I use them as quickly as I can to remove my hair dye that’s stained my skin and then rinse or wash off quickly. Don’t leave any remains of product on your skin, you may regret it if you do!

I’ve tried every brand Amazon sells for color remover wipes. I dye my hair purple, and for as much as I try to be careful, there are always drips and smears on my white marble sink or white vinyl floor. Not to mention the dye that goes on my forehead, neck and behind/in my ears. If I went to a stylist, this would be their problem, but since I do my hair for about $5 per time (lasts 6 weeks), I happily pay the $10 for the tube of wipes. If a quick flick doesn’t remove the dye instantly, leaving the wipe on top of the stain takes care of the problem. I have little sense of smell, so I can’t say if this stuff smells great or horrible, but I suspect it has little smell of its own, judging by the lack of complaints from family members. The wipes are very gentle, causing me no irritation at all as I remove dye from my neck, face, behind and in my ears. I have very sensitive skin, so a lack of reaction is a great sign for me. The price is right about in the middle, with some brands a little cheaper, and some costing more, but I’ve found that price seems to have nothing to do with efficacy or gentleness. Paying right there in the middle appears to be a “sweet spot,” I use the wipes with abandon, not trying to be sparing at all as I need them. Still the package of approximately 100 lasts a looooooong time, and I replace the bottle about once a year, perhaps twice. Not exactly a huge expenditure. My best piece of advice is to get a set of “dying stuff.” I have a purple tee shirt, towels, old facecloths, etc. and keep those items for when I do my hair. The dye comes off, most of it anyway, and if it doesn’t, I don’t care. I bought the tee shirt for about $2 at a craft store sale, and the towels were old and grotty anyway. If dye drips on the towels or the tee shirt, I don’t even notice. Anyway, enjoy coloring your hair — it costs a tiny fraction of going to the salon, and the products I use are readily available here or at a beauty supply store. I was paying $200+ each time I had my hair done, and let it go a bit, just because it was expensive. Now that dying my hair costs less than a “value meal” at Mcdonalds, I do my hair as often as I please, and never have roots. It’s fun to do as well, the dye I use has no bad smells, is natural(-ish) and looks great. Lots more fun than waiting weeks for an appointment, spending hours in a smelly salon with towels you can’t guarantee are sanitary, and paying large sums of money for a color I am not all that crazy about. This way, I can experiment and have fun. I suggest you do the same!