--- product_id: 765369 title: "Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application" brand: "color oops" price: "€ 25.00" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Color Oops" url: https://www.desertcart.it/products/765369-color-oops-extra-conditioning-hair-color-remover-1-application store_origin: IT region: Italy --- # 20-minute fast action Ammonia & bleach free formula Extra conditioning with aloe & soy Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application **Brand:** color oops **Price:** € 25.00 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ✨ Refresh your look, not your hair damage! 🌿 ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application by color oops - **How much does it cost?** € 25.00 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.it](https://www.desertcart.it/products/765369-color-oops-extra-conditioning-hair-color-remover-1-application) ## Best For - color oops enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted color oops brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Gentle Yet Effective:** Ammonia and bleach-free formula protects hair integrity while stripping unwanted color. - • **Trusted by Thousands:** Top-ranked hair color remover with over 8,500 reviews and a loyal millennial following. - • **Nourish While You Remove:** Enriched with aloe vera and soy protein to condition hair during the color removal process. - • **Versatile Color Correction:** Safely removes brown, black, red, and orange dyes, prepping hair for your next bold move. - • **Swift 20-Minute Transformation:** Removes permanent & semi-permanent dyes quickly without harsh chemicals. ## Overview Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover is a fast-acting, ammonia and bleach-free solution that safely removes permanent and semi-permanent hair dyes in just 20 minutes. Enriched with nourishing aloe vera and soy protein, it conditions hair while shrinking dye molecules for easy washout. Ideal for prepping hair for recoloring, it effectively targets common dye colors like brown, black, red, and orange without compromising hair health. ## Description desertcart.com : Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application | Processes in 20 Minutes, Safely Removes Permanent & Semi-Permanent Dye, Ammonia & Bleach Free : Shampoo Color Remover : Beauty & Personal Care Review: Stinky magic in a bottle - This stuff is like magic. Smelly magic. I have light coppery brown hair. Roots are mousy brown, but it naturally sun bleaches to a brassy blond as it grows out. I've been coloring it with lush henna and loved it for years. Then I was having someone laser off freckles and they accidentally singed my hairline along my forehead. Just the first few strands, so it didn't seem like a big deal until they grew back black. Of course, henna won't color black since it doesn't lighten hair. My base color is quite light, so the contrast was very noticeable. I tried to grow out the henna while wearing constant headbands. Then I went to a salon that does a lot of color. My goal was to lighten the strange black hairs and transition towards salon color (vs henna, since henna cant cover black). The stylist bleached a strand test and it turned light copper. So they did a Malibu treatment to lift the henna ab much as possible, followed by a bleach bath). But of course when they bleached my entire head, the lengths turned orange while the roots went blond. I suggested going with orange and tinting it to rose gold or peach, but the colorist insisted on "neutralizing the warm tones." I said okay, as long as it didn't go dark...and left with espresso brown hair steaked with blue-black and dark cherry. I hated it. It clashed with itself and my very fair complexion. It looked like a middle schooler on a goth phase who tried to dye her hair black using natural plant dye that she'd made herself. And the stylist had toned it no less than 3 times, so presumably there was a lot of dye in my hair. While this toning kept happening, i was panicking about "Won't it get too dark?" But couldn't see anything with my head in the sink. The salon wouldn't fit me in for a correction for a couple of weeks. I tried several rounds of clarifying shampoo, but the black wouldn't budge. I seriously considered shaving my head and buying a wig. Then I tried color oops. Sure, it smells like rotten egg. But it really isn't that bad with proper ventilation. Standing under a hot shower for 20 minutes feels like eternity and a huge waste of water. It left my hair dryer than straw. But it got the black and brown disaster off. I can leave the house without a hat on. And I immediately did a deep conditioning mask. My hair feels fine. (I also did olaplex before/after the bleaching.) It probably helps that aside from the henna (which is good for hair, albeit more permanent than the average marriage), my hair hadn't previously been through mistreatment. I don't heat style at all. TBH, the color now isn't ideal. The first few inches (less exposed to henna, if at all) are blond, but unevenly shaded. The lengths are light auburn (past my shoulder blades). I suspect that it's a mix of henna that won't budge and salon dye. I might redo the ends with color oops to remove more of the salon dye. But I am also open to a bob--if I cut off the lengths, and has a colorist tweak the blond, I could have a blond bob. So much better than the black hair monstrosity they had done at the salon. Nothing against black hair, by the way. I actually love it. On people who don't have my complexion and who don't have a weird, streaky black with strands of blue, brown, and merlot. Review: Works great! - I have been dying my hair with black box dye once a month for three years now. I put three pictures of how my hair started what it looked like after the first treatment and what it looks like now after the second treatment. I have done two color oops treatments and I can say this stuff really does work. I have very thick and long hair so I had to use three boxes each time. You want to make sure you completely saturate your hair. Also the second round an applied foil to the end and then wrapped everything with a disposable shower cap. The box comes with a cap but I wanted to make sure heat stayed in better. I also added more heat with a blow dryer during the process. Yes you have to make sure you wash your hair with warm/hot water and shampoo and rinse at least four-five times for about 20mins. I also blew dry my hair afterwards to apply more heat. Be prepared for your hair to get dry be prepared for your hair to get extra tangled and knotted. I put leave in conditioning spray and oil in after both times to help. I say overall if you are not wanting to damage your hair with bleach try the color oops yes it will be a process but if you’re wanting to keep your hair healthy it’s a better choice. ## Features - HAIR COLOR REMOVER: Color Oops Hair Color Remover safely removes brown, black, red, and orange permanent hair dye that was dyed with a developer. Does not remove direct-application dyes or bold shades, such as pinks, purples, blues, or greens. - RINSE AND REPEAT: Use on dry hair. Follow instructions closely and rinse multiple times for best results. - SIMPLY WASH AWAY COLORS: Color Oops hair color removal formula shrinks dye molecules, allowing you to wash them away. Perform a strand and patch test before recoloring your hair or transitioning to a new shade. - NOURISHING FORMULA: Enriched with aloe vera and soy protein, this bleach and ammonia-free color remover for dyed hair conditions during the color removal process. - WE'RE HAIR FOR YOU: We have a hair solution for each one of your Color Oops. Whether you need to remove a color, protect processed hair, correct off-tones or find a conditioning bleach, we've got you covered. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0011DRT9K | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,508 in Beauty & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Beauty & Personal Care ) #1 in Hair Color Removers | | Brand | Color Oops | | Brand Name | Color Oops | | Color | 1 Count Extra Conditioning | | Container Type | Bottle | | Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 9,179 Reviews | | Full Cure Time | 20 minutes | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00857169101006 | | Hair Color Permanence | Temporary | | Hair Type | color-treated | | Item Form | Liquid | | Item Highlight | Processes in 20 Minutes, Safely Removes Permanent & Semi-Permanent Dye, Ammonia & Bleach Free | | Manufacturer | Color Oops | | Manufacturer Part Number | DEVELOPLUS. | | Material Features | Ammonia Free | | Material Type Free | Ammonia Free | | Model Number | 857169101006 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Package Information | Bottle | | Package Size Name | 1 Count | | Product Benefits | Color Remover | | Recommended Uses For Product | Remove hair dye, Prepare hair for recoloring or transitioning to a new shade | | Set Name | Extra Conditioning | | Suitable Hair Color | All Hair Colors | | UPC | 784922871060 885900033927 787734475457 857169101006 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Color Oops - **Color:** 1 Count Extra Conditioning - **Item Form:** Liquid - **Package Information:** Bottle - **Product Benefits:** Color Remover ## Images ![Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71QoC+TTxlL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: My hair is currently a faded purple and i used artic fox dye semiperminant dye. Would this remove the purple?** A: Don’t do it. I used it on my faded purple and it made my hair GREEN. And a pretty vibrant shade of it, too. Horrible result!!! **Q: What is the difference between color opps and color prep?** A: There isn't much difference, you may get more color removal through Color Oops. **Q: I’ve been coloring my grey hair with dark brown for years. Should this remove that color? Will it leave the leftover Grey yello?** A: Hi, I've been coloring with a permanent black for years as well and it did not even remove the color for my Grey to show, if you were using a semi permanent hair dye then you may recieve better results due to the molecules not entering the hair's cortex, and if your Grey is yellow"Matrix brass off" will brighten your Grey, this is what we use at SmartStyles. **Q: Will this damage my hair if I want to dye my hair after this treatment?** A: I think it depends on what condition your hair was in the beginning. It’s a color remover, so it could possibly damage your hair. My hair felt like straw until I redyed it, after using this product. That was always the plan and it worked very well. My hair wasn’t damaged at all. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stinky magic in a bottle *by V***L on September 13, 2020* This stuff is like magic. Smelly magic. I have light coppery brown hair. Roots are mousy brown, but it naturally sun bleaches to a brassy blond as it grows out. I've been coloring it with lush henna and loved it for years. Then I was having someone laser off freckles and they accidentally singed my hairline along my forehead. Just the first few strands, so it didn't seem like a big deal until they grew back black. Of course, henna won't color black since it doesn't lighten hair. My base color is quite light, so the contrast was very noticeable. I tried to grow out the henna while wearing constant headbands. Then I went to a salon that does a lot of color. My goal was to lighten the strange black hairs and transition towards salon color (vs henna, since henna cant cover black). The stylist bleached a strand test and it turned light copper. So they did a Malibu treatment to lift the henna ab much as possible, followed by a bleach bath). But of course when they bleached my entire head, the lengths turned orange while the roots went blond. I suggested going with orange and tinting it to rose gold or peach, but the colorist insisted on "neutralizing the warm tones." I said okay, as long as it didn't go dark...and left with espresso brown hair steaked with blue-black and dark cherry. I hated it. It clashed with itself and my very fair complexion. It looked like a middle schooler on a goth phase who tried to dye her hair black using natural plant dye that she'd made herself. And the stylist had toned it no less than 3 times, so presumably there was a lot of dye in my hair. While this toning kept happening, i was panicking about "Won't it get too dark?" But couldn't see anything with my head in the sink. The salon wouldn't fit me in for a correction for a couple of weeks. I tried several rounds of clarifying shampoo, but the black wouldn't budge. I seriously considered shaving my head and buying a wig. Then I tried color oops. Sure, it smells like rotten egg. But it really isn't that bad with proper ventilation. Standing under a hot shower for 20 minutes feels like eternity and a huge waste of water. It left my hair dryer than straw. But it got the black and brown disaster off. I can leave the house without a hat on. And I immediately did a deep conditioning mask. My hair feels fine. (I also did olaplex before/after the bleaching.) It probably helps that aside from the henna (which is good for hair, albeit more permanent than the average marriage), my hair hadn't previously been through mistreatment. I don't heat style at all. TBH, the color now isn't ideal. The first few inches (less exposed to henna, if at all) are blond, but unevenly shaded. The lengths are light auburn (past my shoulder blades). I suspect that it's a mix of henna that won't budge and salon dye. I might redo the ends with color oops to remove more of the salon dye. But I am also open to a bob--if I cut off the lengths, and has a colorist tweak the blond, I could have a blond bob. So much better than the black hair monstrosity they had done at the salon. Nothing against black hair, by the way. I actually love it. On people who don't have my complexion and who don't have a weird, streaky black with strands of blue, brown, and merlot. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works great! *by A***Y on September 2, 2026* I have been dying my hair with black box dye once a month for three years now. I put three pictures of how my hair started what it looked like after the first treatment and what it looks like now after the second treatment. I have done two color oops treatments and I can say this stuff really does work. I have very thick and long hair so I had to use three boxes each time. You want to make sure you completely saturate your hair. Also the second round an applied foil to the end and then wrapped everything with a disposable shower cap. The box comes with a cap but I wanted to make sure heat stayed in better. I also added more heat with a blow dryer during the process. Yes you have to make sure you wash your hair with warm/hot water and shampoo and rinse at least four-five times for about 20mins. I also blew dry my hair afterwards to apply more heat. Be prepared for your hair to get dry be prepared for your hair to get extra tangled and knotted. I put leave in conditioning spray and oil in after both times to help. I say overall if you are not wanting to damage your hair with bleach try the color oops yes it will be a process but if you’re wanting to keep your hair healthy it’s a better choice. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Removes color but not the best for black dye *by R***A on February 10, 2025* Colorfix was my go to color remover for years but I decided to give this a go and I'm glad I did because it works just as well if not better without the rotten egg smell that Colorfix would leave in your hair that literally lasted at least two shampoos. Colorfix also will redarken when coloring hair again, making it very difficult to know how your hair is going to turn out without a strand test. A reminder, this will not restore your hair to it's natural color as color lifts... you will get a lighter brassy color once this removes it that you will either have to massively tone or color over. This stuff has instructions that you need to rinse for like 20 minutes, but I went kinda crazy and took Dawn (yes the dish soap) to my hair 2x and then regular shampoo to help remove the color. This stuff worked. I had a horrible red situation going on with a color that was supposed to be a deep red but turned out more clown 🤡 red. It removed it all without damaging my hair. Update: so the weirdest thing is the last 2x I used this, the rotten egg smell is present and it is POTENT. Like my hair stunk still after several shampoos. And when i decided to try colorfix again (have a black box dye situation I'm working out lol) it didn't smell much and the scent left my hair almost immediately. Also colorfix has worked waaaaay better for black dye. I made the mistake of recoloring the next day when using this and not just sitting in front of the mirror and watching the development, my hair turned nearly black again bc the old color remaining oxidizes so fast and then the new color grabs so fast. The best thing I've found for black dye is colorfix and then NOT recoloring for several weeks, even if things are super brassy. ## Frequently Bought Together - Color Oops Extra Conditioning Hair Color Remover, 1 Application, Hair Dye Remover Processes in 20 Minutes, Safely Removes Permanent & Semi-Permanent Dye, Ammonia & Bleach Free - ARCTIC FOX Vegan and Cruelty-Free Semi-Permanent Hair Color Dye (4 Fl Oz, PURPLE AF) - Adore Semi Permanent Hair Color - Vegan and Cruelty-Free Purple Hair Dye - 4 Fl Oz - 116 Purple Rage (Pack of 1) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.it/products/765369-color-oops-extra-conditioning-hair-color-remover-1-application](https://www.desertcart.it/products/765369-color-oops-extra-conditioning-hair-color-remover-1-application) --- *Product available on Desertcart Italy* *Store origin: IT* *Last updated: 2026-10-13*