7 Ways to Remove Hair Dye from Skin
5. Toothpaste is not just for your teeth
Toothpaste can come in handy to remove hair dye stains from skin and multiple other stains as well. However, these may not work for some but you can never know that until you’ve tried it first. Hair dye stains on hands, ears, face and neck have been found to be removed effectively using toothpaste. It’s cheap, accessible and safe; so it is worth more than a try.
6. Baking soda rushes to the rescue
Mix baking soda and dishwashing liquid in equal portions. Apply the liquid on a damp washcloth and rub on stain to begin the discoloration process. Since dishwashing liquid contains lemon, this has been found to be effective in its task.
7. Can baby oil really do the trick?
Yes. Baby oil has shown wonders in removing hair dye stain on skin in several people. Soak a ball of cotton with baby oil and apply it on the stain. Let the oil stay on the stain for several hours or even overnight. Subsequently, wash the area with warm water and soap for good results. If the stain persists, repeat the process until all of the stain comes off.
Hair dye stains can be persistent. So, a tip may work for one but not for the other. However, these are some safe and effective tips you can try to find what works best for you.
