If there's one thing that's great, it's shades of hair dyesnow there are so many! If you want, you can become a blonde, if you want – a brunette, and if you can’t decide – please, create a variety of colors. And you need to have a lot of willpower to resist the temptation to regularly change your image, dyeing your hair again and again. And of course, none of us is immune from the failure of getting a completely different hair color than you expected. Few hairdressers in a beauty salon will give you a 100% guarantee that the color of your hair after dyeing will exactly repeat the shade drawn on the box. And it’s okay if instead of a burning brunette you become just a couple of tones lighter, because there are worse situations! Imagine that, having decided to dye your hair red, you leave the salon with a head of hair of a bright pink or purple color. What to do then? Of course, not shave your head bald (although, as a rule, this is the first thought that comes to mind). Don't be upset, your situation can be easily fixed: unsuccessful coloring can be washed off both in the salon and at home. And if you want to do everything quietly at home, then you will need the most common products stored in every refrigerator. Believe it or not, but washing off hair dye with kefir is as easy as erasing a pencil drawing with an eraser! Don't like kefir? That's not a problem either, because honey, mayonnaise, butter and a bunch of other delicious products are quite useful for washing off. So stop rubbing angry tears across your face and hurry to the refrigerator to wash this disgrace off your head with the help of simple products.
Flushing of hair dye with kefir
Everyone knows that kefir is good for health.It has a wonderful effect on the gastrointestinal tract, normalizes intestinal microflora, improves immunity and generally strengthens the body. But many of us, alas, forget that it is good for hair health. The substances contained in kefir are simply invaluable for the condition of hair (especially for dyed hair, and especially for damaged hair). So the idea of washing off hair dye with regular kefir, if not brilliant, is certainly quite reasonable. So, how does the washing process go with this wonderful fermented milk product? There are several recipes for kefir masks that will help you return your hair to its original color. All that remains is to choose the one that suits you best.
The rinsing procedure should be done once a day.day during the week. By the end of the term, your hair will acquire a shade close to what it was before dyeing. Moreover, thanks to the useful natural substances contained in the masks for washing off the dye, the structure of your hair will be restored, and the curls will shine and shine, as after visiting a spa treatment in an elite beauty salon.
Washing hair dye with soda
Baking soda (or sodium bicarbonate) is known fromtime immemorial. Even the ancient Egyptians used this product for both household needs and beauty. Our mothers and grandmothers, who lived in the Soviet past, also did not always have access to quality cosmetics, and therefore often used soda for beauty and hygiene purposes. Everyone knows that soda can clean any dirt, so why not use it to wash away unsuccessful dyeing from your hair?
If you decide to wash off hair dye with baking soda, don’t forget,that this method is five times stronger than the usual hair remover offered in a hair salon. This means that your hair will become extremely dry and will need to be helped with moisturizing creams and masks. For those with dry, thin and brittle hair, it is better to choose a different method of removing it (try doing it with natural products). But for those girls whose sebaceous glands on the head work too intensively, removing it with soda is just a godsend!
Flushing paint from hair with mayonnaise
No sauce in the world causes such a stormy reactiondisputes, like mayonnaise. Some people can't live without it, while others consider it almost poison for the body. Nevertheless, mayonnaise is a treat in almost every home. As one joke goes: mayonnaise was not found on Mars - that means there is no life there. But more and more young (and not so young) girls are starting to refuse this product because of its fat content and calorie content. They would have completely said goodbye to this tasty product, if not for one fact: mayonnaise perfectly removes dye from hair!
Remember that the fattier the ingredients in yourmasks, the faster the dye will wash out of your hair, so use high-calorie mayonnaise. Although, in any case, it is unlikely that you will be able to return the previous color in one procedure. And even if your new hair color is so terrible that you are ready to wash your hair around the clock, remember: it is not recommended to use a wash more than twice a day!
Removing paint from hair with a lemon
Another element that paint is afraid ofhair - citric acid. Did you know that blueberries are not served at social events, as they stain the tongue and teeth? And if they are served, then only in combination with lemon, because its acid perfectly cleans traces of berries. It is also not surprising that lemon is used to wash off unsuccessful hair coloring.
Instead of lemon, you can use lemon juiceessential oil. The result of the wash will only benefit from this. But do not forget that acid in large quantities is extremely harmful to the structure of your hair. Never go to bed with a mask that contains lemon, otherwise you will simply burn your hair.
Flushing paint with hair using oil
It is equally good for removing hair dye.Vegetable oils have proven themselves. It doesn't matter at all which oil you choose: sunflower, olive, linseed or rapeseed - any of them contain substances that break down color pigments and draw them to the surface of the hair. Burdock oil, by the way, is also a vegetable oil, although it is not used in cooking (it is sold only in pharmacies). But we all know very well what benefits it brings to our hair.
The only contraindication forThe use of a mask with oil can be caused by increased oiliness of your hair. Owners of dry and normal hair - welcome, such a wash nourishes and moisturizes hair well, preventing brittleness and split ends.
Flushing paint from hair with honey
It is a fact that honey is a healing agent.has been known for a long time and does not require proof. For example, in our country, honey is used to prepare astronauts: it strengthens health and increases endurance. But not everyone knows that honey applied to damp hair can release acid. This acid is similar to hydrogen peroxide, which allows you to wash off unsuccessful hair coloring. First, you need to wash your hair with a mixture of shampoo and one teaspoon of sea salt. Blot your hair with a towel, apply honey. You cannot cover your head with polyethylene or thick fabric, only a light cotton scarf is allowed. You need to keep the honey mask for at least ten hours. Then wash it off as usual. Masks with honey have a bleaching effect, while they give your hair an even, natural shade. Before using this recipe, make sure that you are not allergic to honey.
Flushing paint with a decoction of chamomile flowers
Our native Russian chamomile, or as it is called inIn the old days it was called "pupa" (the yellow center really does resemble a navel), and has always been loved by domestic cosmetologists. Where only the decoction of this wonderful flower was not added: to cream, and to soap, and to shampoo, and to lipstick, and to toothpaste.
A decoction of dried chamomile flowers brightens evenuncolored hair, and the wash-off is done in five to six procedures. Chamomile is rich in nutrients, so the hair after it becomes smooth, shiny and elastic.
Flushing paint with laundry soap
Regular laundry soap is the real thinga secret weapon that our compatriots have been using for centuries. No matter how much modern fashionistas wrinkle their noses at the sight of a good piece of “aromatic” laundry soap, there are far more supporters of this hygiene product than opponents. Many people know that you can even clean fuel oil with laundry soap. But did you know that this soap is still used to treat some gynecological diseases? That it is an antiviral agent used in the intimate sphere to prevent certain diseases? That many people use laundry soap to get rid of acne and as a remedy for hair loss? And this is far from a complete list of the “track record” of this wonderful soap. So it is not surprising that our favorite laundry soap is also used to wash off hair dye. The alkali in the soap copes well with coloring pigments, helping to return the hair color that was before dyeing. So, lather your hair with laundry soap, lather it up a little and hold it for five minutes, rinse with water. If the smell scares you so much, you can wash your hair with a fragrant shampoo at the end of the procedure. Since an alkaline environment harms the hair structure, be sure to rinse your hair with acidified water - use vinegar or lemon for this purpose. Do not forget that you are unlikely to be able to return your hair to its previous color after the first wash. Most often, at least five or six procedures are required for the unwanted color to finally disappear from your hair. Of course, this is much slower than in a beauty salon - there, washing off the unwanted color takes literally minutes. But you will be one hundred percent satisfied with the condition of your hair: washing off with folk remedies does not leave behind any burnt strands or a terrible yellowish color. After daily masks from natural, nourishing ingredients, your hair will shine and glow with health. We recommend reading: