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Jan 29, 2013
Krystina M.
I desperately want to remove the red tones in my newly dyed hair. I had it professionally done but it's just far too red. I've used heaps of Head and Shoulders and don't know whether to keep going or try something more dramatic.. Thanks! X
Jan 30, 2013
Devan V.
Baby shampoo is good for getting excess dye out. Or any shampoo that says clarifying. But don't worry too much, red is one of the quickest colors to fade.