removing black hair dye

 

  
 






 

 

With Black hair dye, especially if it is permanent it is recommended to let it grow out and not bleach it, as it is very hard to get out black dye completely. Bleaching with chemicals also damages the hair it may result in hair becoming so stretchy and thin that it may come out even while combing the hair. Care has to be taken that the bleaching is done in a manner that the black color is removed evenly.

After bleaching using a toner is recommended which will reduce the orangey tone of the hair. The toner also conditions the hair and does not further damage it. An option available with people is using other colored dyes to removing black hair dye after some mild bleaching and shampooing. A powder bleach mixed with a shampoo and conditioner can be used. Prepare a mix of Shampoo / Conditioner and bleach with equal parts of water. The ingredients have to be mixed till a creamy consistency is obtained.

 The mix has to be applied evenly and quickly. This process slows down the bleaching process and reduces strain on the hair.   If unable to carry out the process at home for lack of time or expertise, a visit to the salon is recommended where the dye can be removed using colour removers. The success of the process also depends on the period for which the dye has remained in your hair.

If applied recently it is easier to remove and colour correction is easier but on the whole the process can be a time consuming one requiring more than one trip to the salon. An alternative to using Black hair dye can be using a combination of Indigo dye, which is blue, and Henna which will give shades from red to brown. It is natural and with no side effects of the chemical black hair dyes but on the flip side the process is a lengthy one.

One needs to be careful while applying Black hair dye, as it is difficult to remove from any surface including skin and fabric. The best way is to prevent it from staining either skin or fabric. Applying Vaseline around the hairline while dyeing can do this.

If black hair dye stains fabric then using detergent and water quickly is a good idea otherwise dry cleaning may be required. Black hair dye stains can also be removed using rubbing cigarette ash over the skin, which is stained, dipping milk in cotton balls and rubbing over the stained area or even nail polish remover.- editor K Bajaj. copyright indianchild.com

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