How do you get bleach out of your hair after you bleached it?

Answer 1

You cannot remove bleach stains. Most stains deposit something on top of your clothing, but bleach actually takes the dye out of your clothing. You can try to redye the stain to match the rest of the garment.

Answer 2

Bleach is the process of whitening hair through oxidation. Bleaching your hair is permanent and is not a color you can wash out. You can wait until it grows out, or dye it another color.

Take caution if dying your hair after bleaching as you hair may be damaged already from the bleaching process and hair may be brittle; apply conditioner before applying any other permanent color.

Also note that if after bleaching your hair and you do not like the color, be very careful of trying to dye it a darker shade, it may turn out gray or green.

Answer 3

This depends on why a stain is stubborn. If it has been in the clothes a long time, it is likely a protein stain that is now permanent. If it is a dye stain, pretreat and rinse it, repeat, and then wash it in hot water. Very stubborn dye stains may require bleach.

Answer 4

Rinsing will remove the bleach itself, but the bleached area has had the black dye destroyed and it's not possible to "remove" that since there's nothing to remove. About the only thing you can do is re-dye the material. It might not be a horrible idea to go ahead and bleach the whole thing first, since the new dye will probably not quite match the original.