Washing Out Semi-Permanent Hair Color
Semi-permanent hair color is designed to gradually wash out of the hair. In the event that you want the dye to wash out of your hair earlier, special steps will have to be done to speed the dye fade process.
- Difficulty:
- Easy
Instructions
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Wash hair with a harsh shampoo, allowing shampoo to sit on hair for 5 minutes before rinsing. Prell is a good brand to use to remove semi-permanent hair dye. Dandruff shampoo is another good choice.
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Apply a hot oil treatment to hair. Allow hot oil treatment to sit in hair for 30 minutes.
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Wash hair again with Prell, dandruff shampoo or other harsh shampoo and rinse. Repeat.
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Wash hair with harsh shampoo everyday for 3 straight days. The semi-permanent hair color should either be fully removed or mostly removed. If the semi-permanent hair color remains, the process can be repeated for 3 more days.
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Use a hair color remover designed for the removal of semi-permanent dye if the shampoo method did not work. Hair color remover can be purchased at professional hair salons.
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Tips & Warnings
The more often you wash your hair, the faster the semi-permanent hair dye will fade. Use a good hair conditioner often to prevent dry hair caused by excessive washing.
Black semi-permanent hair dyes can stain hair and may not fade, even with increased hair washing.
Hair color remover does not always work, especially on black dye.
