Removing red hair

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Crystal M.

Mar 12, 2013

Crystal M.

I'm growing old of my red hair and would love to get rid of it, but I don't want to bleach it.

Katharina C.

Mar 12, 2013

Katharina C.

I'm in the same boat only with purple / magenta I'm planning to just wash in hot water for a a week straight & then strip it not as bad as bleaching.

Brittany Y.

Mar 12, 2013

Brittany Y.

I have been using a home made hair lightener because I'm dying my hair a lighter red and I found that its been stripping the re out of my hair! I use honey and conditioner (even amounts except a bit more honey) and a drop of lemon juice. Wet your hair then put it in like you would apply conditioner all over your hair and leave it for about and hour, more if you want more drastic results. It doesn't lighten it a ton the first time you do it so don't be scared! Haha

Brittany Y.

Mar 12, 2013

Brittany Y.

After leaving it in just wash it out and shampoo and condition like usual. It also makes your hair really soft which I love.

Keri T.

Mar 12, 2013

Keri T.

Strip it! but I've stripped my hair twice and died it black I still have tint of red in the sunlight!

Lauren A.

Mar 12, 2013

Lauren A.

Baby shampoo helps lighten the hair, I went from black to a lighter colour so I could dye it blonde and it didnt take that long

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