Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair & its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

Don't you'll make it worse, do what you should have done in the first place - find a good hairdresser

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

Try using Vosene shampoo. It may not take all the colour out, but it should help a bit. Try leaving it on your hair for a few minutes between each shampoo.

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

Hi, Oh dear did the same myself New Years Eve, try Soap Spirit you can buy this from chemists it takes out all the impurities in your hair, also it takes out styling products (just in case you use too much hairspray or mousse) or try Vosene that's good as well.

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

I would advise you to go to the hairdressers. They know what they are doing.

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

Shave your head and the natural coloured hair will grow back

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

Clairol make a product called "hair color remover", it wont make your hair "white", but it will remove the color you just put in, dont freak out, your hair after this process MIGHT look like heck (and maybe it wont), but thats ok, your gonna color over it anyway. Do that, wait a couple days to let your hair "breathe", than do another color your sure of. The product costs no more than $8. Clairol also has an (800) phone number on the color box that you can call to get professional advice.

Help!, dyed my Grey/Black hair %26amp; its gone wrong, how to strip out colour.?

yes i done this to it was a bit of a nightmare.. i dyed my brown hair jet black..i looked like a crow.. well u didn't say if it was permanent or semi.. ither way u have to buy a hair stripper to take away the unwanted tones..you can get them from places like superdrug or boots also your local hairdressers. you just leave it on your hair for while then give it a good rinse..it works better with semi...but also makes a big difference to permanent