How to Remove Hair Dye StainsHair Color Stains

The darker hair dye is, the harder it can be to remove stains, from your skin, towels and other textiles or surfaces. Even with the most steady hands, you can still end up with highly pigmented hair dye in places where it doesn’t belong.

Find out how to remove hair dye stains in the most effective way, whether they happen on your hairline, on your clothes, on wood or on white surfaces like your bathtub and sink. Use these simple tricks to get rid of the stains quickly.

How to Remove Hair Dye Stains from Skin

Whether you stain your scalp, your ears or other areas while you apply the hair dye, there are quite a few simple solutions that you can try right away:

Toothpaste

If you have an old toothbrush, all you need is a little toothpaste. Make sure it’s a non-gel one for the best results. Gently scrub the stain on your skin with the toothpaste and toothbrush until it’s gone.

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