As a hairstylist, I can assure you that adding purple shampoo is pointless. And for the people who think this is more damaging than a bleach bath, not true. Just make sure you follow with a good nourishing moisturizing hair mask after. Leave it on for 15-20 mins. Or if you do this at night and you're tired, you can sleep with the hair mask and rinse in the am.
@@uhhhahhh4793I’ve used this method several times, and it even lifted my natural hair color several levels, with less damage than bleach. My plan is to do this again tonight, using 10v just to brighten my roots. The key is to add an oil booster to the mix, as well as apply to wet hair. My guess is if the base hair had been wet it would have saturated and lifted more so there wouldn’t be blotches. Hope this is helpful!
Okay so I was desperate to get my stubborn purple out and tried this (without the purple shampoo and equal parts dawn, baking soda and developer).. it worked AMAZING!!! Got me back to my natural dirty blonde (I used a semi-permanent dye over natural) in just one 20 minute sitting. I also have curly hair (3a curl type) my hair is a little dry and definitely very frizzy right after but overall not bad.
The way ur hair is at the end is about where mine is shade and all and I went to the internet to find a way to neutralize the pink and saw the dish soap thing so I wanted to see if it worked. So thank you! Thank you for this video as I see a real person doing it and actually telling the results.
You’re so very welcome! I’m sure that if your hair is that light pink then it’s sure to work more efficiently in removal 🤞🏻I appreciate your kind words!
I do this method often and as long as I condition and brush my natural oils through my hair for the following days the quality of my hair goes back to normal. Everyone's hair is different though!
Thank you for this! I had someone suggest this to me as a way to remove the purple and pink that are still clinging to my bleached hair but looks like I’ll also need purple shampoo. I thought I would just need baking soda and dish soap.
I tried only dawn dish soap in the shower once, and it made my hair sooo soo dry. Now I didn't know about the baking soda, or developer.. but dawn alone did nothing to remove any of the Blue Ion semi-perm from my hair. I've had this blue for over a year now and I want it out. I'm going to try a color remover as soon as it gets here.
Color remover might be more efficient for blue, since it normally has some bleach in the mix. If I had known my hair was gonna feel like the Sahara desert, I probably would have just done a bleach wash 😅 good luck with the removal, sending you positive vibes! 💖
I also have ion blue semi permanent in my hair & tried this the dish soap and baking soda AND IT MADE MY HAIR SO DRY TOO! Did the color remover work?? Which one did you use? :)
if you do it, it’s going to bubble up from chemical reactions but it will likely work but be drying for your hair. also ik this is a year later reply so sorry lol!!!
Iroiro pink is super stubborn, i have like 2 inches of roots right now and am gonna have to use this method to get it out😭😭 I've also been using shampoo with sulfates to get it to fade but it refuses
i used brite pastel pink from walmart it was $5 and i can go so many washes without it fading!! i was using bubblegum pink from manic panic before and it would fade so fast it was horrible
Well I can’t say really, since I’ve never tried hair color remover. The point of trying it was to avoid the bleach that most color removers have in the ingredients. I’m sure a color remover would work more certainly since that’s what it’s marketed for. This was just an experiment to see if I could avoid actual bleach. If you’re hair isn’t extremely compromised in it’s health, you wouldn’t necessarily have to avoid the bleaching elements in color remover. This is just what I did since my hair was in a fragile state from previous bleaching. I hope this helps!
I’ve never tried it without, but I think the developer is used to open up the hair shaft so that it releases the color. I don’t think it would work as efficiently without it 🤔
It’s hard to tell cause I always have a lot of fall out since I leave my hair curly. But I don’t think it should be falling out due to it 🤔 mine was just very very dry.
Hello! Yes, it did ever so slightly. I was going to lighten them with bleach so I didn’t mind it much, but I would avoid the roots if possible. I hope this helps!
As a hairstylist, I can assure you that adding purple shampoo is pointless. And for the people who think this is more damaging than a bleach bath, not true. Just make sure you follow with a good nourishing moisturizing hair mask after. Leave it on for 15-20 mins. Or if you do this at night and you're tired, you can sleep with the hair mask and rinse in the am.
Do you know if it’ll work without developer?
@@uhhhahhh4793im sorry im answering so late but it will Not
@@uhhhahhh4793I’ve used this method several times, and it even lifted my natural hair color several levels, with less damage than bleach. My plan is to do this again tonight, using 10v just to brighten my roots. The key is to add an oil booster to the mix, as well as apply to wet hair. My guess is if the base hair had been wet it would have saturated and lifted more so there wouldn’t be blotches. Hope this is helpful!
Okay so I was desperate to get my stubborn purple out and tried this (without the purple shampoo and equal parts dawn, baking soda and developer).. it worked AMAZING!!! Got me back to my natural dirty blonde (I used a semi-permanent dye over natural) in just one 20 minute sitting. I also have curly hair (3a curl type) my hair is a little dry and definitely very frizzy right after but overall not bad.
The way ur hair is at the end is about where mine is shade and all and I went to the internet to find a way to neutralize the pink and saw the dish soap thing so I wanted to see if it worked. So thank you! Thank you for this video as I see a real person doing it and actually telling the results.
You’re so very welcome! I’m sure that if your hair is that light pink then it’s sure to work more efficiently in removal 🤞🏻I appreciate your kind words!
I do this method often and as long as I condition and brush my natural oils through my hair for the following days the quality of my hair goes back to normal. Everyone's hair is different though!
Does it need to be dawn dish soap or can I use like off brand dish soap?
It doesn’t matter
I messed up. I just used dawn and baking soda. I’m watching this awhile my mixture sits in my hair so o hope it magically works✨
Hi!👋🏻 How did it go without the developer? Did it work?!
@@vcoral87 hi! It worked pretty well! Probably not as well as with developer though…
@Joohee4 going to try thus tonight just soap and baking soda since I don't have any developer on hand. Here's to hoping it does something
@@charlotteharland8363so did it work?
Worked amazing…thank you!! 😊 I had a faded purple/ light pink hair situation going on just wanted to remove it, to dye it blue. This did just that!!!
I love the pink though. rip the pink 😔we will always remember it lol
It’ll definitely make a come back 😉 probably a bit more cool tone tho👌🏻
Thank you for this! I had someone suggest this to me as a way to remove the purple and pink that are still clinging to my bleached hair but looks like I’ll also need purple shampoo. I thought I would just need baking soda and dish soap.
You don't need purple shampoo.
Bleach bath fried my hair two years ago!Baking soda on the other hand fantastic!
omg! this is pretty much what my hair looks like, so i'm excited to watch the rest of the video & try it out! LOL
I have used this process many times. I think it was dry because of the 20% vol dev.
I tried only dawn dish soap in the shower once, and it made my hair sooo soo dry. Now I didn't know about the baking soda, or developer.. but dawn alone did nothing to remove any of the Blue Ion semi-perm from my hair. I've had this blue for over a year now and I want it out. I'm going to try a color remover as soon as it gets here.
Color remover might be more efficient for blue, since it normally has some bleach in the mix. If I had known my hair was gonna feel like the Sahara desert, I probably would have just done a bleach wash 😅 good luck with the removal, sending you positive vibes! 💖
I also have ion blue semi permanent in my hair & tried this the dish soap and baking soda AND IT MADE MY HAIR SO DRY TOO! Did the color remover work?? Which one did you use? :)
Do you have to use baking soda? I have everything needed besides the baking soda??
I would say so, but I’ve never tried it without 😅 did you try it? Did it work?
Can we use another soap for the hair like dish soap the green one
Is it lift natural hair ? I don’t want to lift my own hair only the dye.
Do you need the developer? What does it do?
The developer helps “lift” the color from the hair. In this case, it helps release the pink color. Hope this helps!
If I was use baking soda, vinagar and shampoo would it work? 😶 I don't have access to any purple shampoo.
if you do it, it’s going to bubble up from chemical reactions but it will likely work but be drying for your hair. also ik this is a year later reply so sorry lol!!!
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Will this work for diff hair colors? I have old and new color and everything I'm trying is failing
What brand of pink dye do you have in your hair before removing? I want a stubborn pink dye!
Iroiro pink is super stubborn, i have like 2 inches of roots right now and am gonna have to use this method to get it out😭😭 I've also been using shampoo with sulfates to get it to fade but it refuses
i used brite pastel pink from walmart it was $5 and i can go so many washes without it fading!! i was using bubblegum pink from manic panic before and it would fade so fast it was horrible
It’s Brite pastel pink! It’s stayed in for soooo long. It’s super neon/ intense if not diluted tho, just FYI!
If you're still looking, Splat pink stays FOREVER 😭
I have pulp riot pink I’m my hair and it won’t budge lol
Is this method better than an actual hair color remover brand product? please answer
Well I can’t say really, since I’ve never tried hair color remover. The point of trying it was to avoid the bleach that most color removers have in the ingredients. I’m sure a color remover would work more certainly since that’s what it’s marketed for. This was just an experiment to see if I could avoid actual bleach. If you’re hair isn’t extremely compromised in it’s health, you wouldn’t necessarily have to avoid the bleaching elements in color remover. This is just what I did since my hair was in a fragile state from previous bleaching. I hope this helps!
Would this work without the developer
I’ve never tried it without, but I think the developer is used to open up the hair shaft so that it releases the color. I don’t think it would work as efficiently without it 🤔
Can I use regular shampoo instead of purple?
Yes
I don’t see why not, but I’ve never put it to the test 🤔 how did it go?!
Did the dish soap mix make your hair turn blue?? For some reason I used it on my purple hair and now my hair is a blue color LOL
Do we need baking soda do we have to if we don't have that can I just use the rest of the products u said or no???
I did mine with out developer or baking soda but instead of purple shampoo I used dandraf shampoo and it got rid of the color
How much fall out did you have? I just did mine and I had so much fall out.
It’s hard to tell cause I always have a lot of fall out since I leave my hair curly. But I don’t think it should be falling out due to it 🤔 mine was just very very dry.
Same, I wish I did bleach wash. This damaged my hair so much
Right?! At least you tried it, but I’ll take the bleach, dryness is just brutal. It’s all damaging either way 🤷🏻♀️
hi! did the mixture affect your virgin roots??
Hello! Yes, it did ever so slightly. I was going to lighten them with bleach so I didn’t mind it much, but I would avoid the roots if possible. I hope this helps!
What if I don’t have shampoo
Lol dish soap....what about the peroxide developer
Baking soda dries out your hair also
Developer is bleach xx
I think you used way too much baking soda, most ppl I have seen who were successful with this method used equal parts of all ingredients
Probably yes 🙈 but still the dryness from that dawn was just insane 😅 not worth it for me 💖
@@vcoral87 that's good info, I am planning on trying this on my hair soon so grateful for the everybody's trial and error stories :D
I want my black hair to go away so I can dye it blonde
Did anyone else's hair melt off? I followed the directions 😢 I don't know what went wrong
Did you ever figure it out? I'm thinking it's th developer
@@touchmygrassyass I used to high of a developer 🫣
30 minutes?!
Alsome content btw.