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Jes T.

Mar 25, 2013

Jes T.

Haha. Apparently I'm not very skilled at dying hair...last night I dyed it a red-velvet color, and this morning I noticed I have dark hair dye stains like this all over the back of my neck...is there a way to remove hair dye from skin? I've taken three showers and I've been scrubbing at it with warm water but they're not going away. Eek.

Kat R.

Mar 25, 2013

Kat R.

Baby oil

Kat R.

Mar 25, 2013

Kat R.

(Skin so soft) also rubbing alcohol. And for future prevention, put Vaseline around the crown of your hair line! :)

Jes T.

Mar 25, 2013

Jes T.

Thanks I'll try that! :)

Kat R.

Mar 25, 2013

Kat R.

Welcome :)

Jes T.

Mar 25, 2013

Jes T.

@Amanda
Its Splat in "Crimson Obsession" :) its actually meant to be a lot brighter but I didn't bleach my hair, so with dark brown hair and no bleach it ends up more like a cherry coke color :)

Nina M.

Mar 25, 2013

Nina M.

Ashes from a sigaret or rubbing a newspaper on the stained places. always does the trick.

xxelmizxx x.

Mar 25, 2013

xxelmizxx x.

Try baby wipes:)

Liz B.

Mar 25, 2013

Liz B.

nail polish remover

Glenda G.

Mar 25, 2013

Glenda G.

Alcohol will help that happened to me as well but with black dye!

kayleigh N.

Mar 26, 2013

kayleigh N.

I used splat and I had some extra dye on my face...lol. I used tooth paste ahah.

Jes T.

Mar 26, 2013

Jes T.

Haha I had some on my nose too. And somehow on my chin? Dang hair dye is messy lol.

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