What removes hair dye?

Answer 1

Sorry dear, but no. You can put a product called "Stripper" in your ahir which removes color, but leaves your hair being a random light color depending on what color your hair was dyed and what the natural color is. After you put the stripper in your hair you would get a new color and re-dye your hair to the closest possible color to what you want it to be. you will than have to let your hair grow out until you get your natural color back.

Answer 2

There are hair dye remover kits available to remove PERMANENT hair colors; these kits tend to cost about ten dollars in the drugstore. But they can frazzle your hair because dyeing it, then removing the dye, then re-coloring it, is a lot of chemical processing. But it's better than just dumping a bunch of pure bleach on it. If it's SEMI-PERMANENT dye, it will gradually fade as it washes out over a few months. Some dye remover kits these days work on semi-permanent dyes too. Lastly, if it's TEMPORARY dye, it will wash out on its own when you shampoo; mine did (faster than I wanted it to)! Good Luck with your hair. A salon could fix the color if it has really gotten into a mess, I've SO been there!

Cmen - huh??? (Previous answer. I know what it means, but, I mean, really, Whomever! Immature much?!)

Answer 3

The answer depends on the hair dye. If it is permanent you need to go to a professional. If it is temporary you may be able to wash it multiple times and have the dye come out.

Answer 4

i like to use comet its a cleaning product it comes in a powder form and you put a little bit on a wet wash cloth and scrub and it comes off easily .

Answer 5

I've used hair spray to remove hair dye from the carpet. Not sure about anything else though.

Answer 6

Why are you using hair dye on the carpet? You use arm & hammer like the rest of us.

Answer 7

Some users have suggested that lemon juice may be effective in removing some types of hair color. However, the effects on the hair are undetermined.