Hair Color Remover

I died my hair black a few months ago, and it is now more and more about. I do not want more black and it looks weird with my natural brown color way out. I bought Loreal stain remover but I'm afraid it will mess my hair even more. I want to re-die after Brown used the color remover, but it is a uniform brown or it will be two tones being different now that my hair is technically two different colors?

I advise you not to use a product at home in cold color therefor. They are baaaaad! Try going to a salon if you can ...

However, if you really, really, really want to DIY:
1. You can dye your hair a few shades lighter, Upping the shade until it matches your natural brown. This will take patience and time because that can not do everything at once. It will work, though. Finally.
2. You can try to "break" the color black with brown highlights that match your natural hair color (or as close as possible), with some being a little lighter and a little be a little darker (for add depth, etc..) But you'll have to determine what shades / colors to use, etc., etc. coloration retail (CVS, RiteAid, Sally Beauty, etc.) have very little choice of color / shadow over this that a stylist can custom blend for you.

In all honesty, go to a salon or pay a professional to do it for you is your best bet, in my humble opinion;))

Good luck!

I know it sounds weird, but if you do not go to a hair professional to have it stripped, I'd say your next job is dyed dark brown, one by a lighter brown and work up that black is most often down. Do not go lighter too long but otherwise just look strange, but this method can help develop the root hair back to color.

The bleach will help remove some of that black, and then I would just make sure to use the color that is the same as my natural color so that the will if necessary, but will not change your roots as it is already the color

Black is the color most difficult to remove. I stripped my hair 2 times to get it out. You should go to a pro to remove it.