Usually the results of coloring may not bring desired result. Some problems may arise, and the hair will acquire a completely inappropriate shade. How to remove purple shade hair? Some will help with this simple ways. To get rid of the purple tint, just buy a creamy dye, which you can buy at a cosmetic store. They choose such a dye depending on the shade of hair that they want to get, so when choosing a dye, it is better to turn to a specialist who will select a high-quality hair dye. You can also get rid of purple hair with the help of one liter of ordinary kefir, which should be infused in a water bath, and then such a mask is applied to the hair and kept for some time.
Also, with frequent bleaching or lightening, a green tint may appear on the hair. How to remove the green tint? Many girls face the problem of this hair shade; hair can turn green as a result of merging with water to which chlorine has been added, usually added to the pool. Effective method, which will help get rid of the green tint is a mask of tomato juice. You can also wash your hair in mineral water, or you can use baking soda, but after this procedure the hair must be softened with balm or conditioner. A mask from acetylsalicylic acid And Apple vinegar, they are also very effective.
Red hair color is considered very bright, but, unfortunately, many people strive to get rid of such hair, both natural beauties and those who acquired a red color artificially as a result of dyeing. How to remove red tint? This shade is very difficult to remove even with the most ordinary paint. In such a situation, it should be applied professional remover, but for this it is better to contact a good specialist.
Teenagers especially love to experiment with their hair; they usually dye it the color of the rainbow, and the red shade of their hair is no exception. How to remove the red tint? Red shades are very impressive and expressive, but just like saffron shades, this shade will be difficult to get rid of. Restoring your natural hair color will not be easy. You can also use a wash or bleach, but all this of course ruins your hair, or you can start growing your hair and slowly cutting off the ends. Growing hair takes a long time, but it can be achieved this way natural color, and your hair will become vibrant and beautiful.
Many may also be interested in the following question: how to remove the blue tint? blue tint may occur due to hair coloring ash color, but you can get rid of this shade. To begin with, you can try repainting yourself in a different color, but you need to choose a paint that is a shade darker. You can also do a wash, it is recommended to wash your hair professional shampoo for complete cleansing.
After dyeing your hair at home, your curls may appear purple or another color. More often, representatives of the fair sex with light hairstyle encounter this problem. You can remove unnecessary color using several methods.
You will need it
- - burdock oil 1 tbsp;
- – water;
- – egg yolk 1 pc;
- – kefir 1 l;
- – cream paint;
- – “Mixton”;
- – hydrogen peroxide 6%;
- – cellophane;
- - towel.
To remove purple color from your hair, go to a hairdresser. The master will be able to quickly correct the situation with the help of professional products that are perfect for your hair specifically.
You can also remove unnecessary colors at home. For example, make a mask from burdock oil. Take a tablespoon of oil, 100 ml of warm water, the yolk of 1 egg and mix everything well. Apply the resulting composition to a clean head and leave for about 10 minutes, rinse with warm water and shampoo. Apply the mask once every seven days. This product will not only help remove purple tint, but will also strengthen your hair.
You can solve the problem with the help of kefir. For this, a liter of this fermented milk product heat to 40 degrees in a water bath. Distribute it along the entire length of the strands, cover your head with cellophane and insulate it terry towel. Walk like this for about half an hour, and then wash your hair with water and shampoo. Carry out the manipulations twice a week. You can heat kefir not in a water bath, but simply lower the package with the drink into hot water for 5 minutes.
You can remove purple color from your hair by dyeing it. Buy cream paint in a special store, the main thing is to choose the right color. If you have trouble deciding on the color of the dye, consult a specialist or simply a knowledgeable person.
A special product “Mixton” will also help wash off the purple color from your curls. You can purchase the product at your nearest pharmacy. Take six percent hydrogen peroxide and mix it with Mixton in a 1:1 ratio. The number of components that suit you will depend on the length and density of your curls. Apply the resulting product to your hair so that it rests moderately on your hair, comb your head with a small-toothed comb. Cover everything with cellophane and insulate it with a towel, walk for about 20 minutes. Rinse everything off with regular running water. The result should be a brown color.
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Just calmly, without panic.
If it is not washed off or repainted, then simply make a calm and smart face. So. Next, tune in to the fact that you are a very strong person and this hair color corresponds to the state of your inner essence. Look people straight in the eye. Friends and colleagues will be shocked by this, but you will find out who is weak and who is as strong as you. Normal people will laugh TOGETHER with you, weaklings will be afraid to sit at the same table with you, and strong ones will definitely give you a compliment.
The same situation happened to me these days. Therefore, what is written above is mine personal experience Good luck!
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Don't panic, it will wash off on its own after a couple of times!
N-
No way, either go and paint it with a normal painter, or wait for it to wash off =) Sometimes I have purple streaks, but after 2-3 washes everything comes back to normal =)
How to get purple hair
Only extreme people can afford to dye their hair such a bright color as purple. If you have not yet decided whether you can wear this color for a long time, there are short-term, almost harmless methods of coloring.
Deep purple hair for several months
The beauty industry today offers many ways to give various shades hair They are distinguished by durability, color saturation and influence on the hair structure.
Purple hair can be achieved through simple dyeing. Many hair dye brands produce products in pink, purple, lilac, of blue color. Before you give your hair an extreme color, it is better to try dyeing a few strands in the chosen tone. After all, the color shown on the packaging may be radically different from the one that will appear after application to your natural hair shade.
If you are absolutely sure that you have found the right tone that perfectly matches your eye and skin color, then before dyeing it is better to lighten your hair to a platinum blonde tone, and then use special shampoos for colored hair. To make the purple color last longer, you can laminate your hair. After this procedure, you will not have to worry about repainting for several months.
Short-term change of image
Another method of coloring, less drastic, is to use hair chalk. With their help, you can give your hair a bright purple color for one day without prior preparation. Painting should be carried out wearing gloves, protecting clothes with a cape, and the floor in the room with newspaper. In order for the color to stick well, twist a small strand into a rope and wet it, then vigorously rub in the chalk. Do not comb your hair, otherwise the chalk may fall off. To secure the result, dry your hair and spray with hairspray.
It is better to fix dyed strands of long hair in your hair, or varnish it generously, otherwise, when they touch your clothes, they will treacherously stain them. At the end of the day, wash your hair using conditioner or a hair mask. It is not recommended to use crayons on very dry and brittle hair.
If you want the effect to last longer than after using hair chalk, you can opt for a tint balm. This product will give you the color you want for up to two weeks. In addition, unlike crayons, tonic not only does not damage the hair, but also gives it strength and shine.
Toning should be done with gloves. To obtain the desired effect, strictly follow the instructions on the balm packaging. Mix tint balm With required quantity water and apply it to your hair using a color brush from roots to ends. After this, massage your hair and leave the product on for 30 minutes. After this time, rinse with plenty of water.
Unfortunately, to achieve this bright color, as when using the previous staining method, it will not work. Purple is better to take on blonde hair than to dark ones.
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How to remove purple color from hair after Tonic?
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Anna Solovyova
Professional hairdressing stores sell a special paint remover))) try it, I think it will help =))
Navokin
No need to bring yourself to a nightmare state, baby. And you won’t be tormented by such questions
Ilona
My. Don't skimp on shampoo. And don't paint it over! ! The tonic is washed off.
Catena
wash your hair well several times in a row, if that doesn’t help, lighten your hair and dye it a natural color!
Anastasia Osaulenko
Wash your hair 6-7 times until most of the tint is washed out.
In general, do not overexpose.... tonic on your hair. A little bit and only on a head lathered with shampoo. Add directly to shampoo and rinse off after a minute or a minute and a half.
Otherwise, it turns out either the same effect as I already got or in spots.
F.T.
Paint yourself with henna! It will be great! ;-) Just hang up the photo later so we can laugh together...
I overexposed the hair dye and my hair turned purple. How to remove the purple tint?
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Tsuna
repaint if it doesn’t work out then no way
Valeria Tkacheva
you need to lighten your hair and dye it again in the color you want)))
*LINA*
Wash your hair more often. Also make a mask out of bread. Make a paste, apply to hair and leave for at least 2 hours. Bread eats up paint. Hair should become lighter.
***The Scarlet Flower***
It's okay, put on a cap, go to the store and buy tinted shampoo. But, in my opinion, you have a beautiful and extravagant color, there is nothing to be ashamed of.
\wLily\w/™ Ps
Either paint it darker or lighten it, which spoils the structure of the hair, and then dye it the color you want, but this time do not overexpose it!
*ANGEL**
wash several times.. the tint should wash off.. try kefir
How to remove purple hair color?
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John Connor
paint it radically black
Arina Lucifer
It will wash off....with time.
Larisa Belousova
Nothing is more sustainable than these tonics. Try to get used to the idea that you have to wait. Or only to specialists, and even then they are experimenting, not for sure. We had a woman at work with green hair!
Nemir Nomech
The toner is not a dye and will probably wash off in 2 weeks
Milena Milena
try kefir mask
Lina Abrosimova
Masks with oils, kefir, sour cream (they wash out the color well, very well).
Good luck!
freckle
I once applied a dark tonic to my bleached hair, and voila I got green color hair, a regular wash at the hairdresser helped me. I just washed my hair with a special remover.... I paid a penny.
This site is already full of reviews about this wash, but mostly about a wash that is either black or dark brown, but I haven’t seen a single experience with a PURPLE wash either on this site or on the Internet.
So, I tried to wash off the purple color that was given by the ammonia-free laminating dye Anthocyanin (color Anthocyanin Velvet Violet V01), the color in fact turned out to be black on my hair with a purple tint in the sun. You can read about my first encounter with this paint. I had nothing against the dark color, but since my hair is naturally quite light, with the roots growing out, the picture doesn’t turn out very well (considering the endless trolling of everyone who cares that I’m blonde). After reading a huge number of reviews about washes, lightening and the long journey of moving away from black hair, I finally decided to wash it first, then lighten it and begin implementing my idea of dyeing it in purple ombre. But first things first.
What was originally on my hair: numerous hair dyeing along the entire length with Igor 6.99 dye, followed by three times dyeing with Anthocyanin laminating dye with various mixtures of shades, after which the hair became almost black. At some point I wanted a change, and I was tired of the strong contrast of the grown roots (by nature I have light brown hair), and since my hair was already very dark, I decided to lighten it, the first step of which was washing.
So, I took two packages of cleaner, a mountain of gloves, a roll of disposable towels (I had a roll of synthetic wipes for glass, which I found best use than their main one) two 20 ml syringes (I planned to stretch the process over two days) for batch mixing, a plastic mixing form, a brush, a hairdressing peignoir, shampoo deep cleaning(NECESSARILY!!). In the process, I would not give up the respirator yet.
Be sure to read the instructions before use. NECESSARILY. And also be sure to follow it. If suddenly you have a real opportunity to do all this next to/opposite a window or in a ventilated room, then BE SURE TO USE and do not neglect this point of the instructions. It stinks just awful, a very pungent smell, by the middle of the first application I felt my throat corroded... the main thing at such moments is to try not to cough, as it will be even worse. During breaks, I sat in front of the open window and breathed like a cat, sticking my nose out into the street. No exaggeration. When I applied it again the next day, I apparently got used to it and the smell didn’t seem so directly corrosive to everything and everyone, but nevertheless I wanted to cough and I tried not to inhale too much.
Since the main accumulation of dye occurs at the ends of our hair (the roots are constantly renewed), it is recommended to start washing from the ends, smoothly moving higher to the roots. I recommend schematically dividing the entire surface of the hair into sectors and rinsing one by one, adding sectors gradually to the previous wash. That is: they washed off the ends of 10-15 cm, pulled them off with a towel, applied them a second time to the ends and even higher, capturing the next sector, pulled them off, for the third time these two sectors and another one higher, and so on to the roots (if there are regrown roots, then it is not recommended to touch them with remover; it is also better not to touch the skin). Thus, smooth transitions between “sectors” will be obtained and, logically, everything should be washed away evenly. In addition, during the process you can regulate the number of applications to a particular area according to the color of the hair, that is, if you see that the ends are already very light, and the middle has not yet lightened that much, then you can no longer apply to the ends until everything is the rest of the hair will not become the same color. In general, it all depends on what color you want to lighten to. But let's look at things realistically, from black to blonde in one or even two washes it will not work under any circumstances. Be prepared to fade the color to a light-light red that eventually turns into a dark brown. AND THIS IS NORMAL. The rinsing can be repeated many times, as many times as you like, the rinsing DOES NOT RUIN YOUR HAIR, but I only recommend taking at least breaks between the days of rinsing so that the hair can rest at least a little, after all, this an important part us and she is also alive and it is better to spare her, she will come in handy! And I’m not even talking about endless masks and other treatments, I always mean this by itself.
I started washing from the ends, moving higher and higher. The first time I diluted a bit too much of the mixture - 40 ml (20 ml each from the 1st and 2nd bottles), so it was enough not only for the ends, but also for the length, in total it turned out to be about 20 cm of hair. If you want to apply the mixture only to the ends of your hair about 10 cm, then about 10 ml of the mixture should be enough, that is, 5 ml from each bottle.
The second time I diluted 15 ml, a total of 30 ml, smeared mainly on the ends. The third time I applied it only to the middle, the fourth time I applied it to the root zone and middle of the hair. Every time I cheated new mixture, held it for 20 minutes, pulled it together with towels, applied the freshly prepared mixture, and so on until you got tired or the mixture ran out) I personally ran out of time that I was ready to spend that day. After this, you can no longer pull off the mixture with a towel, but simply rinse with warm water, dry your hair with a towel and apply a neutralizer to all the hair where the mixture was. When the mixture interacts with the hair and water, the smell of hydrogen sulfide appears (hello, chemistry!), just like when applying a neutralizer. The neutralizer must be left on the hair for 3 minutes, rinsed off again with warm water, then ALWAYS wash your hair with deep cleaning shampoo 3 times (according to the instructions). Then I applied my favorite mask, left it on for a while and washed it off as usual. It is not recommended to apply the neutralizer to the scalp, just like the mixture itself.
The result was this: the ends were washed away to a light yellow-red-green color, the roots were not washed off at all in one go (the mixture reached them only once), overall the result was a fairly smooth, fashionable ombre. True, a little with a green tint :-P
The color changed over the course of two days, becoming darker and browner (but the sneaky green remained all this time). This is what happened as a result by the evening of the second day:
The second time I washed it with the remnants of the first package and the second package (I didn’t use it completely).
So, the result was already visible at the ends, so I stubbornly took up the roots of my hair. As I wrote above, I was especially focused on Anthocyanin on the roots. About 4 times I applied the mixture only to the roots (10-15 cm) and only after that I saw at least some result on the roots. Let me remind you that on the ends the color washed off already the 2nd or 3rd time to the same tone as it was on the roots the 4th time. And this is all Anthocyanin, which once again proves the durability of this paint. Next, I applied the mixture once to the middle of the length to equalize the tone with the roots and ends, and the 6th time I applied the mixture to the entire length of the hair completely, and to the roots, and to the length, and to the ends, to even out the color (since the ends They had also darkened by the evening of the second day). The last time I used this mixture, I poured the neutralizer all over my hair, including the skin, then I experienced discomfort. It felt like there were some wounds on the head and that’s why they were burning, when I washed them off with water it was painful and it burned the skin a little, there was a feeling that the hair was about to be washed off along with the whole mixture! But no, nothing happened, the hair was still there, the skin didn’t hurt afterwards, no wounds appeared and no burns either.
Bottom line: anthocyanin, indeed, is well absorbed into the hair and needs to be rinsed off more thoroughly compared to regular professional hair care products. paint. Thus, if you painted with regular paint and then with anthocyanin, like me, then you need to start removing it from the roots. Since the roots were dyed on regrown (not damaged and without foreign pigment) hair, the anthocyanin penetrated into the hair there much better than along the length of the hair, where there was already pigment from other dyes.
Now let's go through the shades, which remained from different dyes after washing.
After igora, which was still more abundant at the ends and in the middle of the hair (there was only anthocyanin at the roots), the color was first closer to red, then closer to light brown. But since the dye was originally purple, a shade of green was still present. But I can’t say that it was a mega surprise for me. This wash mutes the red color and adds yellowness, therefore, knowing at least the basics of coloring, we get the following: purple = red + blue, remove red from purple, blue remains, add yellow to blue and get green! Everything becomes quite logical. Since the dye, which was along the entire length of the hair and at the ends, contained more brown than purple, the green tint there was not so bright.
On the roots, where anthocyanin was tenaciously attached, the color turned out to be more yellowish and even greener. Well, very yellowish and very green! Let's return to mixing colors: the color of the anthocyanin that was on the roots sounded like pure purple, there was no talk of brown, then there was more blue in this color, so the green tint turned out to be very obvious.
Since I did it at night (by the way, I really don’t recommend it!!!), finished the whole process at 2 am, and had to get up early in the morning, I didn’t really care what exactly happened there, it worked out - and okay! BUT! In the morning I realized the full scale)))) At work, no one remained indifferent to my hair color, some were silent in shock, some shouted: “cool, leave it like that!” But I knew my goal and I had a daily plan). For people with fine mental organization and a shaken psyche, I recommend doing everything on the weekend so that there is time to correct the color! Well, I’m used to experiments, I like all these transformations and, in general, don’t give a damn about public opinion, so I was already used to lunch and didn’t pay attention to anyone).
What happened immediately after the second wash (the green in the photo is not so noticeable):
In general, I went through the whole day with this color, in the evening, to completely stop the entire chemical process, I applied 3% oxide (also Estelle, which one - it doesn’t matter, 2 bottles were enough for me, that is, 120 ml), held it for 20 minutes, rinsed with water, I applied the mask and washed it off. The reaction has completely stopped and the hair is ready for further action, just let it rest a little now (at least for a day).
What happened to the color? As I already said, the color should darken in comparison with the first result obtained, accordingly, it darkened to the shade to which it should have darkened. This tone (exactly the tone, not the color), by the way, just suited me; I would like to get something like this (but only pure and of a different color) in the end result, so that the regrown roots would merge. But since fighting the green tint with paint didn’t fit into my future plans at all, I tried to remove it, as they say, with folk remedies.
First of all, I decided to try to remove the green ones with tomato juice. As they write, tomato juice should remove the green juice due to some acid it contains.
In general, it is recommended to dilute tomato juice in certain proportions with water, but to be sure, I used it without water, just poured the juice over all my hair, rubbed the juice in and distributed it as evenly as possible over all my hair. Not a lot of juice was used, but the red spreading stain in the bathroom looked impressive; it’s not very convenient to apply, it’s quite liquid and constantly tries to drain from the hair. I put the whole thing in a shower cap and left it on for 15 minutes. I must say that holding it wasn’t particularly pleasant either; I had to put on a hairdresser’s robe, as the juice flowed down, flowed out from under the cap and dripped everywhere.
After 15 minutes I rinsed the juice out of my hair and voila! The green tint was still with me!
Then I tried the second method, based on aspirin or acetylsalicylic acid.
To begin with, I took 5 aspirin tablets and crushed them in a separate bowl. Then I poured them into a large container and filled them with 1 liter of warm water. I stirred thoroughly and waited until almost all of the powder dissolved in the water. I applied all this to my hair, that is, I poured the resulting mixture over my head evenly until it was gone. I kept it on my head for 20 minutes. It was easier to hold it here, since I was watering it, so to speak, with water, so I just wrung out the hair and that’s it.
After 20 minutes, I rinsed my hair with warm water and applied the mask, since I no longer planned any more manipulations with my hair.
The green tint did not go away at once and did not weaken even a little. The water flowed clear.
As a result, I can say that neither tomato juice nor aspirin had the expected effect on my hair. I was still left with a green tint in my hair. It is possible that in order to get the desired effect, you need to repeat all the steps several times.
As a result, it seems to me that you can only dry your hair, but neutralizing the green tint is not guaranteed to happen. I don't recommend trying to wash off the green with something like this folk ways, it is better to dye your hair with a red tint.
In my case, after washing, only lightening helped get rid of the green. I applied bleach powder, which seems to add red to the hair, and the color became more or less brownish.
This is what it looked like (photo after useless attempts to wash off the green):
So. In general, the hair color on the head constantly changes until the reaction completely stops. Let's understand this process a little. The dye pigment will not wash out of your hair right away if you have been wearing dye for many years, as in my case. It washes away chemical composition and, when the reaction weakens, the shade begins to return, but it returns not so dark, since the reaction has already passed and the color-off still works. It all turns out quite logical. However, many people make the unforgivable mistake of neglecting to apply a neutralizer! Why?? For what?? Do you know better about this chemical process than the manufacturers? It should be applied precisely to neutralize chemical reaction. For those who write “the neutralizer ruined everything again, it would have been better without it”: of course, the color will return, but this, I repeat, is quite logical and predictable! Just the same NOT predictable result will be obtained if you do NOT use the product according to the instructions.
So the first time my ends darkened by the evening of the second day, the reaction did not stop at that point because I repeated the wash. The second time the reaction also went on, the dye came back until I forcibly stopped the process with the help of an oxygen agent.
What can I say as a result?
Process actually very long lasting. If you don’t like to tinker for a long time and don’t understand the whole scheme of how the wash works, this is not for you.
Smell very caustic, but tolerable.
Why don't I recommend doing it at night? A pungent smell - yes, it hangs in the air, it is difficult to dissipate, but, nevertheless, we do not do this in the bedroom, not on the bed, so we can live with it. But you can’t put your hair anywhere and you can’t put it in another room; alas, you’ll have to sleep with it, or rather with this smell in your hair. I slept with open window, pushing my hair as far back as possible, and sometimes I woke up because it really stinks! If you do this in the morning/afternoon, as I did on the first day, then there is no problem, the hair smells unpleasant - yes, but only if you smell it, the main smell disappears within a day. But, no, on the second day after rinsing, no one died either, so if it’s too bad, then you can wash it off at night.
Hair was not damaged at all. At all. No way. Even a little bit. Just because you need to turn your head on, always take care of your hair, apply balms and masks, then everything will be fine.
The result is worth it. I think that the remover did its job quite well, especially considering that it removes regular paint with a bang! My hair is no longer hopelessly dark and I can work with what I have now. Next, I plan to lighten and dye in three colors with my already favorite Anthocyanin paint. You can read about my first acquaintance with this paint.
Having thoroughly enjoyed the blue or green hair (and perhaps both at once), you might decide that it’s time for a change. Of course, you can always go to a salon to have your hair dyed. However, if you prefer to remove the paint yourself, this article will offer you several options for doing so. in various ways using easily accessible tools that you may already have on hand. Whatever method you choose, remember that it will take some time to wash all the dye out of your hair.
Steps
How to wash off paint with shampoo
- If you don't have a plastic shower cap, you can use a plastic bag instead. Wrap it around your head and secure it in front with a hair clip.
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Keep your hair under the cap for 15–20 minutes. When the specified time has passed, rinse your hair thoroughly with warm water. Lather your hair with shampoo two more times, rinsing your hair each time. At the last rinse, barely colored foam should come out of the hair.
Condition your hair thoroughly, making sure you don't miss any strands. If you have long hair, pin them up, otherwise leave them loose.
Heat your hair with a hairdryer. Once your hair is half dry, leave it alone for 25-30 minutes. Then rinse your hair with cool water and completely rinse off the hair conditioner.
Rinse your hair with cold water. To close the hair cuticles, pour ice water over your hair. This will help retain the nutrients inside the hair that the conditioner gave it. After the first procedure, you should notice that the paint has discolored by two-thirds. Let your hair rest for one day and then repeat the procedure.
Add vitamin C to your shampoo. Do you need good shampoo, which makes hair soft and healthy. Add a generous amount of shampoo to the vitamin (more than you usually use) and stir the mixture. Make sure you mix the powder thoroughly without leaving any lumps.
Wet your head with warm water and apply the resulting mixture to your hair. Warm water helps to open the hair cuticles well, making it easier to remove the dye. Apply shampoo with additives to your hair. Lather it into your strands and cover them completely from roots to ends.
Pin up your hair and put a shower cap on your head. To avoid getting anything dirty, it is very important to wear a shower cap while you wait for the product to take effect. It is also necessary to throw an old towel over your shoulders, as the paint may leak. You'll have to use a shower cap O Most of the drops, but it's always better to take precautions than be sorry later.
- If you don't have a shower cap, you can wrap your head plastic bag and pin it in front with a clip or slip the remaining end under the layer of polyethylene that is already wrapped around the head.
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Leave the mixture on your hair for 45 minutes. Within 45 minutes, the vitamin C shampoo will work to remove the dye from the hair. Once the specified amount of time has passed, rinse your hair.
Treat your hair with conditioner. This is important to do so that your hair does not dry out and become unruly. This method works on both semi-permanent and permanent dyes, but everyone's hair is different and may react differently to it. If the dye is still visible after the first treatment, you may need to repeat the procedure.
Consider whether a deep cleansing shampoo is right for you. A deep cleansing shampoo is great for removing semi-permanent dyes from your hair. However, if you dyed your hair with permanent dye, then the strength of such a shampoo may not be enough to have any effect on the dye. This method can only slightly lighten the persistent paint, but this will also take quite a long time.
Buy a deep cleansing shampoo. You will need to buy a clarifying shampoo, which is not recommended for use on colored hair. This is the kind of shampoo that will help remove dye from your hair. You will also need hair conditioner. You can take the least expensive air conditioner from the entire price range.
Consider adding a little baking soda to your shampoo. Baking soda- a natural bleaching agent, so adding it to shampoo can speed up the process of washing out the dye from the hair.
Wet your hair with hot water. Turn on the water as hot as you can stand it. Hot water opens the hair follicles and cuticles, which helps wash out the dyes. Wet your hair well before shampooing.
Lather your hair with clarifying shampoo. Squeeze some shampoo into your hand and apply it to your hair. Rub the shampoo in thoroughly with your fingertips. Squeeze out excess foam from your hair (which should already be colored with the color you wash off). Make sure to shampoo all your hair, but don't rinse it out just yet!
Gather your hair up and pin it up. If you have short hair, then they can be left loose. Throw on the old one a bath towel onto your shoulders (the shampoo and dye will leak and may leave stains on the towel).
Place a plastic shower cap on your head and apply heat to your hair. Check that the cap completely covers all your hair and fits securely on your head. Using a hair dryer, heat your hair through the cap, but do not bring it too close, otherwise there is a risk of melting the plastic. The heat will help the shampoo remove the dye from your hair.
Using household means
Use hairspray. Cover colored hair with a thick layer of strong-hold hairspray and sit in the sun as much as possible. Next, comb the hairspray out of your hair and wash your hair with anti-dandruff shampoo, followed by conditioning your hair to restore its softness.
Sit in the sun after swimming in a chlorinated pool. Although contact with bleach will not remove your paint immediately, regular swimming in chlorinated water and subsequent sun exposure will cause the paint to begin to fade. However, after swimming, remember to always shampoo and condition your hair. Don't stay in the sun for too long to prevent sunburn which can cause skin cancer.
- If you can't fix your hair color on your own, consider seeking the help of a hair stylist who can solve your problem on a professional level.
- When coloring your hair, always wear old clothes and throw a towel over yourself.
