Hair colour removal help needed!

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Kate M.

Nov 12, 2013

Kate M.

I need help removing a semi permanent hair colour from my bleached hair. I used La Riche Directions in Violet which then turned electric blue after that. I have tried using BleachLondon's Washing Out Liquid and that hasn't worked so now I'm looking for any other products or home remedies that I can try that don't damage my hair. Any recommendations will be welcome :)

Kate M.

Nov 12, 2013

Kate M.

This is what it look like at the moment

Jessica D.

Nov 12, 2013

Jessica D.

There's a product called "colour before" it takes your hair back to its original colour or the lightest shade you have had! Has no ammonia and I have used it loads of times! It does smell for about a week though! Found in superdrug or boots! Or superdrug has its own cheaper version called "colour rewind" or something? Both good!

Kate M.

Nov 12, 2013

Kate M.

Thank you :)

Jessica D.

Nov 12, 2013

Jessica D.

Sorry "colour before" and your welcome :)

Aisling B.

Nov 12, 2013

Aisling B.

I'm not sure where you're from, but in Ireland and the UK we have something called 'Fairy washing up liquid', it's a liquid soap used for washing dishes, and washing your hair with it (or something like it) will give AMAZING results! You'll notice the colour lighten after the first wash.

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