Hot oil treatments will generally lift a lot of colour from colour-processed hair. Get yo'self some VO5 before anything else. Clairol used to make a specific colour-lifting oil treatment that works fairly well... last time I had to use it was in grade 8, though... so I don't know if they still make it.
Failing that, you can try shampooing with dish detergent. BUT, be forewarned that this is EXTREMELY drying to your hair. It's good at lifting colour for the same reason it's strong enough to cut through the wax on cars. Honestly, only try this if you're really desperate, the hot oil didn't work, and you can't afford a professional colour correction.
Above all else, do NOT use more dye to try and change it. You will fuck up your hair if you try, which will end up being more expensive in the long run.
If all else fails and you seriously can't live with it, call some local hair places and ask if they have anyone who specializes in colour correction. This will cost you an arm and
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Hot oil treatments will generally lift a lot of colour from colour-processed hair. Get yo'self some VO5 before anything else. Clairol used to make a specific colour-lifting oil treatment that works fairly well... last time I had to use it was in grade 8, though... so I don't know if they still make it.
Failing that, you can try shampooing with dish detergent. BUT, be forewarned that this is EXTREMELY drying to your hair. It's good at lifting colour for the same reason it's strong enough to cut through the wax on cars. Honestly, only try this if you're really desperate, the hot oil didn't work, and you can't afford a professional colour correction.
Above all else, do NOT use more dye to try and change it. You will fuck up your hair if you try, which will end up being more expensive in the long run.
If all else fails and you seriously can't live with it, call some local hair places and ask if they have anyone who specializes in colour correction. This will cost you an arm and ( ... )
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