Home hair colouring help needed please

You need to post a pic you do know that don't you ?

I seem to remember La Psycho saying that Head & Shoulders will strip unwanted home dye from hair.

Really JB? Flippin eck what doo they put in H&S that it strips hair dye??

Any other night hitchers in the know?

I'd stick a darker shade on top...

Steer clear of anything that says dark brown or darkest brown though as I coloured by hair with the nice and easy one last week and my hair is now completely jet black! Having spent a very long time growing the black out about 3 years ago I am a bit grumpy about this (although it reminds me of my goth days!)

I colour my hair myself regularly and have had a couple of mishaps but have found the colour settles after 2/3 washes so I wouldn't try and repair it with another colour just yet.

In relation to the comment about Head and Shoulders, my hairdresser once told me that it contains that many chemicals that it's the equivalent of pouring oven cleaner on your hair so I would steer away from that big time.

HTH

Ex hairdresser here

Red/ warm tones are the first to catch and first to lose so yes wash a few times before doing anything else as the red will tone down. possibly re-colour but use an ash colour rather than warm/ reds.

My mate said if your hair dye goes geen you can wash it with tomatoe sauce, seriously!?

When I lightened my hair and wanted to go back to brown I had to have it dyed red first, leave it a week, then dyed brown over the top. If you dye brown straight on top of lightened hair it will go green.

I'd start by giving is several very thorough shampoos and see where you go from there and also recommend talking to a hairdresser as they will be able to advise best.

I wouldn't muck around trying to sort it out yourself. Go and see a hairdresser to minimise damage to your hair.

I didn't say H&S was like oven cleaner, I said my hairdresser said it contains that many chemicals it's like the equivalent of pouting oven cleaner on your hair