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    Posted: Mar 03 2013 at 5:54pm
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Im wondering if anyone has used Rits color remover to make Black yaki human weave hair (#1 or #1B), lighter? Im planning on coloring my BSS hair and its a #1B human hair yaki. I want to give it a ombre effect on the ends... What do you guys think? Will it work? I heard that you can use fabric color to achieve a ombre effect on yaki hair. Is it true? I dont want to buy vrgin hair because it doesn't match my hair type and i refuse to rela my natural hair. Does any one have any other suggestions on how i can ombre my yaki tetured 1B hair? Or maybe i should buy a light brown yaki textured weave and color the parts i want black and keep the ends light. Will that work? Is it easier to dye light brown yaki textured hair to black, than black yaki textured hair to light?
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I Think it depends on the quality of hair . I saw a recent special on the news . BSS Stores can call any hair human if one strand exist .   
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I did after bleach wouldn't lift the color and it turned a strange color like dead grass so be prepared to dye it cause you never know whats under that rit dye
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Try bleaching it first.
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I did try to bleack it first but it did absolutely nothing on the hair. I saw a youtube video on a girl who used Rits color remover on her hair and it worked great. But it depends of course what kind of hair you use. So im not sure how my weave will react. I have a little left over hair that i will experiment on first and then we'll see. I just wanted to see if anyone else on here have tried it....
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