How do I avoid having my skin colored when I get my hair dyed?

Question

I am a brunette with very fair skin. When my hairdresser colors my hair the skin around the hairline gets colored even though she puts on "a barrier gel". What else can be done? Thanks.

Answer 1

Vaseline can be used.

Answer 2

There are color removers that are especially formulated for the skin if the barrier gel isn't enough then she needs to use this technique when the color is due to be rinsed out rub the color on your skin with the color in your hair and rinse right away, it is the same principle as with gum when you've stuck it all over your skin. and hten if there is any color left she can use the remover. And a home trick for you, you can use cigarette ashes it really works rub it on the dyed skin and rinse off...

Answer 3

Just dab a little Vaseline around the hairline, the color won't take to the areas with Vaseline on it.

Answer 4

If you are coloring your hair and it get all over the hair line wash it out with warm water ASAP tell your hair dresser to take a wash cloth and wipe the color away from the hair line

Answer 5

Gel is just made out of composits of water and other crap.Hairdye goes through the water because hairdye has mostly water in it.You need to try vasiline.

Answer 6

put vaseline alonng your hairline and around your ears. wherever skin will touch the dye.

Answer 7

use vaseline just around your ears and hairline and it will work!!!

Answer 8

i heard ppl use vaselline and put it on their hair line so their skin won't get coloured

Answer 9

Change your hairdresser!!!