While a box of hair dye costs approximately $10, getting highlights or a full color done professionally can cost $50 or more. A major drawback of dying your hair at home is the mess that color inflicts on your clothes, skin, towels and in your shower. Occasionally it gets on other surfaces, such as walls, and requires some effort to remove before it stains.
- Old dish towel
- Dishwashing detergent
- Cotton ball
- Hydrogen peroxide
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Instructions
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Blot the dye off the wall with an old towel as soon as possible. Don't allow it to dry or rub it into the paint.
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Mix a solution of 1 cup of water with 1 tablespoon of dishwashing detergent. Dip a sponge in the water.
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Scrub the hair dye stain with the sponge to lift the color from the wall.
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Blot dry with an old rag or cloth. If basic soap and water doesn't work, try soaking a cotton ball in hydrogen peroxide. Dab the stain.