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Go to sally's they have color remover meant for the skin. Sometimes color gets on the skin and its what some stylist use to remove dye from the skin. I have also been told DAWN dish soap helps or a clarifying shampoo not meant for colored hair. I would try the color remover it works the best and anyone can go to sallys.
That happened to me. When I was 7. And it was temporary hair dye.
That's why you always wash hair colors like this out over the sink. No stains all over your body.
i had that happen to me with purple a few months ago, ive been dyeing my hair forever and that was the first color that just stained EVERYTHING. what i learned, wash your hair last when you shower, lean forward and hold the shower head over you so you wash your head kind of upsidedown. and use as cold of water as you can stand, it seals the color so it wont stain everything nearly as much once your hair is dry. good luck!
what kind of idiot dyes their hair blue? fyl
They sell different wipes and things that have hair dye remover in them if someone is willing to get them for you. I dye my hair red and that's what I use when I get the dye on my skin. Good luck!
I'm usually anti spray tan because they make most people look orange, but maybe a spray tan would help OP by covering up the blue?
Ever seen the movie BIG FAT LIAR?????
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Well, now your skin matches your hair!
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