How to wash hair dye off your hands

Many girls like to dye their hair by themselves, dyeing their hair into various colors they like, and they can also mix their favorite hair dye by themselves. However, if they are not careful, the hair dye will get on their hands. Everyone knows that there are many chemical substances in hair dyes. So, today I will teach you some tips on how to wash off hair dyes.

When dyeing your hair, you don’t let the hair dye touch your scalp for fear of damaging your skin. But if the hair dye gets on your hands, will it damage your skin? I want to wash the hair dye off, but I can’t wash it off. Some say 98% defatted alcohol, and others say gasoline will do, but I think that compared to alcohol, gasoline is a toxic substance and may damage the skin. Some friends even say that salad oil is very useful. Are these true?

1. Color cleansers or cleansing oils can remove hair dye from the skin. Please note that the area to be applied must be dry before applying cleansing oil. Apply an appropriate amount of cleansing oil to the required areas and use your fingertips to dissolve the hair dye in circular motions.

Then use your fingers to dip a small amount of water to emulsify the cleansing oil and turn it white, then gently massage for about 1 minute. Finally, rinse with plenty of water. Now you know how to wash off hair dye. Let me remind you that before using hair dye in the future, please apply Vaseline on your hands and arms. This will make it very easy to wash off the hair dye.

2. We should also be cautious when choosing hair dye. If we choose natural plant hair dye, then you don’t have to worry, just use general washing methods. Then if it is other chemical types of hair dye, it must be dealt with in time, otherwise no matter how good the method is, it will not achieve good results because of missing the opportunity.

Hair dye is a cosmetic used to color hair. Hair dyes are divided into temporary, semi-permanent and permanent hair dyes. Hair dyes generally contain the carcinogen p-phenylenediamine. Experts say that p-phenylenediamine is a colorant that must be used in hair dyes and is an internationally recognized carcinogen.

In recent years, hair dyeing has become a fashionable choice for people. According to a CCTV International online survey, among the more than 2,600 people surveyed, more than 90% have dyed their hair, and about half of the respondents started dyeing their hair before the age of 30.