How Do You Remove The Green Tint From Dyed Hair?
Using a hair dye that has ash tones generally causes a green tint to dyed hair. Dyed hair with a green tint can also be caused by chlorine that is used in swimming pools for keeping water clean from bacteria. Blond dyed hair is more susceptible to developing the green tint during swimming because of lighter hair coloring and also because blond hair is generally very dry from using peroxide. Luckily, you can remove the green tint from you hair easily, no matter the cause for the unusual coloring. Purchase a shampoo that is specific for canceling out ash, green and gray tones. Buy a shampoo at your favorite store or salon that is specific for swimmers and removing green tint from dyed hair if you have recently been swimming. Read the instructions found on the back of your clarifying or anti-chlorine shampoo. Wash your dyed hair with the green tint by following the instructions found on the back of the bottle. Do not pile hair on top of your hair when washing as this will damage and tangl
