Lemon juice and baking soda
The color of the dye can be removed from the hair safely through the use of lemon juice and baking soda, by mixing two equal quantities of them, and applying the mixture to the hair for only a few minutes, as the lemon can cause damage or dryness to the hair if it remains on the hair for a longer period.
vitamin C
The color of the dye can be removed using vitamin C tablets, by mixing it with hot water until a paste is formed, then applying it to the hair, leaving it for an hour while wearing a shower cap, then washing the hair with warm water, knowing that applying this recipe during the few days after the dye gives Better results than if used at a later time.
Baking soda and anti-dandruff shampoo
Baking soda is an effective natural cleansing agent for removing stains, but it works best when mixed with an anti-dandruff shampoo. This is because this type of shampoo contains selenium sulfide, which removes the color of the dye from the hair, but this recipe will not work immediately, rather it needs to be repeated.
Additional tips for pulling dye out of hair
There are some habits that accelerate the removal of the color of dyes from the hair, including the following:
- Washing hair with shampoo after dyeing it.
- Washing hair several times.
- Use hot water to shower.
- Styling hair with thermal tools, such as hair straighteners, without using hair protection cream.
- Spending time in the sun without using sunscreen or wearing a hat.
- Pay attention not to use dye care products, such as: conditioner for dyed hair.
- Spend some time swimming, as the water in swimming pools contains chlorine, which works to remove hair dyes, but you must pay attention not to repeat this repeatedly, or for long periods, as chlorine causes brittleness and weakness of hair.
- If you want to lighten the color of the dye, you can use a mixture of equal parts of hydrogen peroxide and water, put it in a spray bottle, spray it on your hair, leave it for thirty minutes, then wash it.
