Try using some dish soap (just make sure you don't get it in your hair
and be sure to moisturize your skin afterwards). If that doesn't work,
try not to worry. That sort of thing usually rinses away in a day or
two. Keep us posted and good luck.
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Toothpaste will do the trick. No kidding. It is a tip I picked up about 5 years ago and (so far) has worked every time. Toothpaste is abrasive enough to remove the dye but not so abrasive it will harm your skin.
Regular toothpaste will work (doesn't have to be a special type). Just use a small dab on your finger and GENTLY rub the stained area. Rinse with lukewarn water. You might have to do it more than once.
In the future, I recommend using Vaseline to protect your skin from the dye. A thin layer around the hairline will prevent staining.
Toothpaste will do the trick. No
kidding. It is a tip I picked up about 5 years ago and (so far) has
worked every time. Toothpaste is abrasive enough to remove the dye but
not so abrasive it will harm your skin.
Regular toothpaste will work (doesn't have to be a
special type). Just use a small dab on your finger and GENTLY rub the
stained area. Rinse with lukewarn water. You might have to do it more
than once.
In the future, I recommend using Vaseline to protect
your skin from the dye. A thin layer around the hairline will prevent
staining.
Good luck!
oooooo...That's a good one.
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A client told me about it so I had to find some to try since I do not smoke....and ta-da...it worked.
I am a professional Hairstylist/Haircolorist with 19 years experience. I have traveled all over the country for my advanced education. I am also a salon owner.:)........and I LOVE Redken!!!
A client told me about it so I had to find some to try since I do not smoke....and ta-da...it worked.
That's actually pretty disturbing. I guess it goes to show how bad that
stuff is for you if it can remove hair dye!!!! Interesting, but I'd
never be able to do it, I think I'd just have to live with the hair dye
on my skin first.
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I use Nice'N'Easy, which doesn't stain in any color I've used. Back when I used to use Loving Care, I always had staining problems, but they were gone when I took a shower the next day.
I think someone could use Loving Care to do fake henna tattoos.
Just looking for a few good hair slaves - is that too much to ask?
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