Does anyone know how to get turquoise dye out?

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Sarah M.

Jan 28, 2013

Sarah M.

Hi, everyone.
My hair is a lavender color with a newly dyed turquoise underlayer. I love the silvery purple that the top of my head is, but hate the blue-green. I would usually bleach the dye out to get quick results, but I don't want to go through that process again. Anyone have any tips to get this out fast?
I think my face portrays my disgust with my hair currently. 
Thanks!

Hilary C.

Jan 28, 2013

Hilary C.

You might have to use bleach to get it out. But try using head and shoulders a few times to fade the teal. My hair was purple and i used head and shoulders to strip it back to white blonde 

Sarah M.

Jan 28, 2013

Sarah M.

thank ya, thank ya. 

Kim M.

Dec 29, 2013

Kim M.

It may be too late To help with the turquoise, but if you can find some Metallex, it is very helpful for fading semipermanents! It's old school :p but works well. I've faded some deep dark colors to pale pastels in one process!

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