Does this work on hair that was natural light brown and now by a stylist, is over blond with a brassy tint?

I am not a stylist but I've used this product multiple times and I have had great results! That being said this is taking a deposited permanent color out of your hair so any toners or color added to the lift (usually bleach in highlighter or at least an agent that lifts) will be removed. Your original brown color will not come back though! Once your hair has been lifted and color has been stripped from your hair in any form you can only get actual color out. Basically if you had like too much yellows or too much greens or it was too ashy because of the toner or because of the color that was selected for your hair those things will be removed but it will not create a brown attractive color that's your natural color or similar when you're finished. I would suggest if you dislike the brassy tint to go ahead and follow the instructions for not doing your whole head where you mix just a quarter ounce of each of one and two and then 1 oz of shampoo and start to pick out the pieces that are the brassyest. After that, and you wait your 20 minutes and rinse it see how you feel about it and if it's your whole head that needs treatment just start the process over as it says on the box and you'll have plenty of product. If the effects or not acceptable, you can always just tone it if you'd like for it to stay blond. Get a super ashy toner (you can find at Sally's).... Which activate very fast so again maybe do a quick strand test it won't take you that long to see if work like maybe maximum 10 minutes and you just dump it right on and it's usually liquid. If you'd like to go back to a darker color or close to your natural color I would use the color removal on your whole head to start with a clean pallet and then pick a permanent color dye NOT FROM A BOX, that is a shade to two shades lighter than what you expect as a result especially because you have lifted your hair now and it will be very porous and take very well to the color. And dye it with again an ashy brown. Or an ashy dark blond since your hair is lifted you could actually go somewhere in between that could look pretty nice that you might really like. I'd be more than happy to help you with some of this if you haven't done it yet. I'm not a stylist but I've been doing my own hair for decades and I love it every time and I don't think I've ever done anything that I didn't like. If you're buying the hair dye to go back to a brown I would go ahead and not only by a deep conditioner packet but also grab a neutral toner in case that it comes out too Ashy, which can look green on browns. And that way you'll have something on hand in case you used too many products to balance out the brassiness leaving your hair without any warmth at all.... But to be honest I've dealt with blondes a lot, which are the most finicky. Definitely risky to mess with blondes without any experience. But my suggestion if you like the light color is to just tone it and then when it gets brassy again tone it Again because they don't last forever. If you want to go dark you could probably just go ahead and die right over what you have and not even bother removing anyting. That brassiness is created because of the lift. You may need to do another lift to achieve the results that you'd like but if you like the actual color level as far as how light it is, stick to super Ash toner.

I have a light ice blue in my hair will i only have to strip it once

Importantly, this color remover reduces oxidizing color. If you have deposited pigment, this doesn’t work for removing the color.

Will this remove one and only argan color in deep green?

it really depends on whether that is a temporary color, a semi perm, a demi perm or perm hair color. It removes permanent dye. Different types of dye have different dye molecules that bond to the hair differently. If you used a semi or demi perm you can try speeding up the fading process with a high sulfate shampoo like Prell or even Dawn Liquid Dish Soap. Also, you can crush up some regular Vitimin C pills and mix them in with the shampoo. It will help fade your color.

Colorfix Hair Color Remover Kit - Professional Hair Dye Remover With Argan Oil - Provides Targeted Color Correction for All Types - Cruelty Free Formula (1 Kit)

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