Remove Hair Dye

Jul 9, 2014

Ashley C.

You can use a color remover. Loreal makes one but the name of it has escaped my mind... Hot coconut oil also helps to fade an remove color.

Jul 9, 2014

Debs R.

DONT DO ANYTHING YOURSELF! I know you prob don't want to spend a ton of money, etcetera etc, but it's your hair and it's very important, so go to a salon and get professional help. No point I messing it up further.

Jul 9, 2014

Kaitlyn C.

I used the Color oops when I had blue hair, but I had to use two boxes to completely get the color out (I wanted to keep my blonde hair) but if you dye it brown or a darker color you should only need one box

Jul 9, 2014

Carolina L.

Baby shampoo, Color oops.. I went from blue to red with this.

Jul 9, 2014

Naomie S.

Debs, I went to the salon and they told me they couldn't do anything for me. Thank you everyone else cx I'll try color oops

Jul 9, 2014

Rachel B.

Well there are quite a few ways you could get it out, but it kinda depends on how much your hair can take :o My hair is like, made of steel so I dunno if my methods would work haha. But anyways, the best bet is either dish soap or baking soda, which is pretty convenient because they're household objects. I usually wash my hair in hot water, and then leave in a mixture of baking soda and shampoo or straight up dish soap for a couple of minutes and then wash it out. And color oops if I recall isn't good for temporary dye D: I used it on my purple hair and it turned patches of my hair a gross shade of blue since it isn't made for temporary dye. Sorry for leaving a whole paragraph on you!

Jul 10, 2014

Naomie S.

Thank you Rachel! I'll be sure to try your methods out c: