Re: Oh my gosh: Need help removing hair dye from face

[Guest guest]

Try hydrogen peroxide on it.

Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, California

http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

aeranch@...

Oh my gosh: Need help removing hair dye

from face

> Oh my gosh!!!!!!!!!

>

> Dyed hair tonight and some ended up on my face--like my sideburn

> area on one side thankfully. Nothing like last minute crisis of job

> I hate doing monthly: dying own hair. It's dark brown. I scrubbed

> to take it off without any luck. Tomorrow I am speaking to a group

> of professionals and would love an instant solution. I was thinking

> it was years since I wore make up and maybe I have to run to health

> food store to remove.

>

> Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Shari, you always come up with some goodies so please start shooting

> them over here now. Susi, Gayla, all, I can't cancel my talk that

> has been planned for months. I also have to go to my min. wage job

> and see people for hours afterwards working. It's about people

> tomorrow. Oh my gosh.

>

> Where is Gloria to help me through this ordeal as she was a

> hairdresser for tons of years?

>

> I was thinking maybe even baking soda/powder but not sure how harsh

> that would be to my face.

>

> Yikes, I thought I even protected my face well putting a plastic bag

> on my hair afterwards. Obviously not the case.

>

> Gosh, my first time impression to this group of professionals can be

> the launching of me as professional speaker and consultant in the

> community.

>

> HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

>

> Of to bed and hoping tomorrow I wake up and it all disappeared

> during my sleep!! Tune in to another Carol story that can only get

> better! I'm embarrassed to share this story with tomorrow's group

> as I don't want them staring me down. Perhaps another time, another

> group, can appreciate it but not ready to spill the beans and blow

> tomorrow's talk.

>

> carolg, the talker of laugh yourself through every situation or

> most...now how am I going to laugh myself to stand in front of

> strangers for 30 minutes or more??????????

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Gayla,

Thanks, have some and off to shower. Hopefully it will work. Hair

on side is short so nothing to really cover up this mess up.

Reminds me of the time that I cut my own hair recently married at

that point. My husband was so embarassed we ran off to department

store, found a wig and then laughed our way home. It was super

itchy to wear so had short lived life.

hugs,

carolg

>

> Try hydrogen peroxide on it.

> Gayla

> Always Enough Ranch

> Acampo, California

> http://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.html

> aeranch@...

>

> Oh my gosh: Need help removing

hair dye

> from face

>

>

> > Oh my gosh!!!!!!!!!

> >

> > Dyed hair tonight and some ended up on my face--like my sideburn

> > area on one side thankfully. Nothing like last minute crisis of

job

> > I hate doing monthly: dying own hair. It's dark brown. I

scrubbed

> > to take it off without any luck. Tomorrow I am speaking to a

group

> > of professionals and would love an instant solution. I was

thinking

> > it was years since I wore make up and maybe I have to run to

health

> > food store to remove.

> >

> > Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Shari, you always come up with some goodies so please start

shooting

> > them over here now. Susi, Gayla, all, I can't cancel my talk that

> > has been planned for months. I also have to go to my min. wage

job

> > and see people for hours afterwards working. It's about people

> > tomorrow. Oh my gosh.

> >

> > Where is Gloria to help me through this ordeal as she was a

> > hairdresser for tons of years?

> >

> > I was thinking maybe even baking soda/powder but not sure how

harsh

> > that would be to my face.

> >

> > Yikes, I thought I even protected my face well putting a plastic

bag

> > on my hair afterwards. Obviously not the case.

> >

> > Gosh, my first time impression to this group of professionals

can be

> > the launching of me as professional speaker and consultant in the

> > community.

> >

> > HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

> >

> > Of to bed and hoping tomorrow I wake up and it all disappeared

> > during my sleep!! Tune in to another Carol story that can only

get

> > better! I'm embarrassed to share this story with tomorrow's

group

> > as I don't want them staring me down. Perhaps another time,

another

> > group, can appreciate it but not ready to spill the beans and

blow

> > tomorrow's talk.

> >

> > carolg, the talker of laugh yourself through every situation or

> > most...now how am I going to laugh myself to stand in front of

> > strangers for 30 minutes or more??????????

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Probably too late now.. but try perioxide... that is what my mom used... I would consider trying lemon juice.. Suzicgiambri <cgiambri@...> wrote: Oh my gosh!!!!!!!!!Dyed hair tonight and some ended up on my face--like my sideburn area on one side thankfully. Nothing like last minute crisis of job I hate doing monthly: dying own hair. It's dark brown. I scrubbed to take it off without any luck. Tomorrow I am speaking to a group of professionals and would love an instant solution. I was thinking it was years since I wore make up and maybe I have to run to health food store to remove.Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Shari, you always come up with some goodies so please start shooting them over here now. Susi, Gayla, all, I can't cancel my talk that has

been planned for months. I also have to go to my min. wage job and see people for hours afterwards working. It's about people tomorrow. Oh my gosh. Where is Gloria to help me through this ordeal as she was a hairdresser for tons of years? I was thinking maybe even baking soda/powder but not sure how harsh that would be to my face. Yikes, I thought I even protected my face well putting a plastic bag on my hair afterwards. Obviously not the case.Gosh, my first time impression to this group of professionals can be the launching of me as professional speaker and consultant in the community. HELP PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Of to bed and hoping tomorrow I wake up and it all disappeared during my sleep!! Tune in to another Carol story that can only get better! I'm embarrassed to share this story with tomorrow's group as I don't want them staring me down. Perhaps another time, another group,

can appreciate it but not ready to spill the beans and blow tomorrow's talk.carolg, the talker of laugh yourself through every situation or most...now how am I going to laugh myself to stand in front of strangers for 30 minutes or more??????????

[Guest guest]

Sorry Carol, I've been down and out for four days. Did you get it off? I was thinking fingernail polish remover. I know, I know, but if you're desperate...............

Shari

[Guest guest]

Hair bleach will take it out, since it is hair dye. It is mostly peroxide, so the peroxide will help.

Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, Californiahttp://bouncinghoofs.com/alwaysenough.htmlaeranch@...

Re: Oh my gosh: Need help removing hair dye from face

Sorry Carol, I've been down and out for four days. Did you get it off? I was thinking fingernail polish remover. I know, I know, but if you're desperate...............

Shari