Hair dye off of skin?? 🙈

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Tori J.

Aug 31, 2014

Tori J.

Wasn't really sure what category to put this in so I just put it in skin are because I figured it kinda fits!

But anyways, I just dyed my hair and apparently the vasoline on my forehead didn't work so well this time and I have red all on the hairline of my forehead!! I'm supposed to go out for a big dinner later for my bestfriends birthday and I don't want to have this on me!!
So does anyone know how to get hair dye off of skin quickly or even just make it fade off a little?? I have school in two days also so I hope it's off by then!!
Here's a pic of part of it!

Emily M.

Aug 31, 2014

Emily M.

I'd say keep washing...(: Mine usually comes off.

Jenna R.

Aug 31, 2014

Jenna R.

You just have to wash your hair. It will go away after a shower or 2.

Tori J.

Aug 31, 2014

Tori J.

Thanks Emily and Jenna!

Jesslee M.

Aug 31, 2014

Jesslee M.

Hand sanitizer works pretty well since you don't want to repeatedly wash your hair.

Tori J.

Aug 31, 2014

Tori J.

Thanks jesslee I'll forsure try that!

Anje A.

Aug 31, 2014

Anje A.

I once was trying to remove it with cotton and some cream didnt came out I was sutprised that it came out by dipping cotton in water and keep rubbing.

Tori J.

Aug 31, 2014

Tori J.

Okay thanks Anje!!

Amanda C.

Aug 31, 2014

Amanda C.

Ik this is probably not good for your skin but I use a little nail polish remover and it usually comes off.

Bry R.

Aug 31, 2014

Bry R.

I just use warm water, soap and a washcloth and I scrub. it works although it's kinda uncomfortable.

Tori J.

Sep 1, 2014

Tori J.

Thanks Amanda and Bry!

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