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Hair Dye Go Bye Bye!


Question Posted Wednesday April 6 2005, 8:01 pm

Okay, so my hairdresser told me an inexpensive trick to get my hair dye out. It is a semi-perminent, but it isn't washing out at all. So, she said to use dish detergent. I've heard this trick before, so I decided to do it. I've only done it once so far and obviously it didn't do anything. That's what I expected. But.. to cut to the chase.. how many times should I repeat the process without damaging my hair into a frizzy poof-ball atop my head?

Many thanks.. fives for everyone....


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AngelofMusic answered Thursday April 7 2005, 8:54 pm:
How bad is this dye? If your hair is ligher then you want, this isn't going to do anything and if it's too dark, it should get lighter. I would use the detergent every other day at most. Make sure you condition. I think after a while of washing it, it will fade also.

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shake answered Wednesday April 6 2005, 10:56 pm:
6 times. It will start to discolor hopefully. If not, take some bleach to it. Wear goggles.

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Michele answered Wednesday April 6 2005, 9:00 pm:
Try rinsing your hair with water and baking soda. Baking soda releases chemicals that adhere to the hair folicles. The baking soda should release a lot of it, but most likely not all. Maybe enough to make it tolerable.

Michele

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Karen answered Wednesday April 6 2005, 8:13 pm:
Well, it depends on your hair type to determine how long it will take to get the hair dye out of your hair by using dish detergent. You should repeat the process a few more times until you notice the hair dye fading away. That can take a few days to a week but like I said, it depends on your hair.

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goodcookie910 answered Wednesday April 6 2005, 8:06 pm:
do it until it starts too look like you want it! then do it a few more times just to be sure!

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