Vitamin C Hair Treatment.

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Kayla S.

Dec 17, 2013

Kayla S.

I just wanted to share with you lovely ladies but I went to the salon and got my hair dyed Saturday. I went to a new stylist and the stylist must not have been very good because she totally botched the color it was nothing like the examples I showed and turned out deep red that no pale skinned girl should ever try to rock. I went home a surfed the internet for a fix and I found one! vitamin c pills ground up and mixed with head and shoulders put it on your hair like you would hair dye and wait 1-2 hrs. it pulled so much of the dark color out of my hair without damaging it. I'm so happy with the color now! it lightened it to a nice natural looking red. thought I would share incase you girls ever have the same problem. :)

Alyx T.

Dec 17, 2013

Alyx T.

It also takes out veggie dyes! I'm currently doing a few treatments and it got a ton of my blue hair out, it's now a light green/silvery blonde color and I've done it twice. It leaves hair a bit dry though. I use Aussies 3 minute miracle after and my hair was restored to normal.

Alyx T.

Dec 17, 2013

Alyx T.

And using dish soap can also take out color faster than head and shoulders.

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