Haircolor Removal Help

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Aialeen a.

May 22, 2014

Aialeen a.

Hey all so I heard that I can use vitamin c and shampoo to remove some of the old haircolor in my hair is that true?

Shaye M.

May 22, 2014

Shaye M.

Yes you can, look up tutorials on YouTube. It's usually used on lighter hair though to remove vegan dyes and unnatural colours to leave the hair blonde again but it may work for you, or leave your hair orange. Which is why I say do some research about it before using on dark hair cause I'm not sure how that'll work :)

Aialeen a.

May 22, 2014

Aialeen a.

Okay I have watch a lot on YouTube about it and some used it if the haircolor was alittle to dark so o think it do work but I also think I will need to do it more than one time.

Alyx T.

May 22, 2014

Alyx T.

It does work, I use it when I'm desperate to remove veggie dye if it comes out too dark or I want to change color.
You mix a clarifying shampoo with vitamin c powder (crushed up doesn't work as well) and basically shampoo your entire head with it, leave it on for about 30-45 minutes and rinse off.
It's not my preferred method, as it can leave streaks that aren't lightened, so it's not even in the end, and it really damages hair. So unless you need a haircut anyways, I would just shampoo your hair with dish soap or baby shampoo a couple times to strip the color out.

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