Comments for Two Wishes http://twowishes.com Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:18:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Tara http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3078 Tara Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:18:45 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3078 Yikes, sounds like quite the "interesting" color mix! Hope the Vitamin C trick works out well for you.... Yikes, sounds like quite the “interesting” color mix! Hope the Vitamin C trick works out well for you….

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Tara http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3077 Tara Wed, 22 Feb 2012 06:17:41 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3077 Not sure whether this trick would work on lightened hair. It works by removing the bonds between the dye and hair, so it's fine anytime the color is wedded to the hair shaft. But somehow I suspect bleaching is a different process? (Can any readers with more knowledge of hair dye technology enlighten us??) Either way, it's cheap, non-chemical, and reasonably gentle to your hair, so couldn't hurt to try! At worst you're out a few dollars for generic Vitamin C and a half hour or so of your time.... Be sure to let us know whether it works -- good luck! Not sure whether this trick would work on lightened hair. It works by removing the bonds between the dye and hair, so it’s fine anytime the color is wedded to the hair shaft. But somehow I suspect bleaching is a different process? (Can any readers with more knowledge of hair dye technology enlighten us??)

Either way, it’s cheap, non-chemical, and reasonably gentle to your hair, so couldn’t hurt to try! At worst you’re out a few dollars for generic Vitamin C and a half hour or so of your time…. Be sure to let us know whether it works — good luck!

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Yuehime http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3075 Yuehime Tue, 21 Feb 2012 23:06:13 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3075 Thanks for telling us about this tip. I bought a dye on the weekend which was meant to be a copper blonde but it's gone like, darkish red from mids to ends, and because my hair is naturally very blonde the roots turned carrot-y. Used the dye on Monday. And I was so upset to find how it looked. I have the Vitamin C shampoo mixture in at the moment, I'm hoping it will make it look better, or at least lighten it so I can go to the hair dresser in the next couple of hours and ask them to help me fix it up a bit. I'll let you know how it works out for me. Thank you again! And that's the last time I dye my own hair. haha Thanks for telling us about this tip. I bought a dye on the weekend which was meant to be a copper blonde but it’s gone like, darkish red from mids to ends, and because my hair is naturally very blonde the roots turned carrot-y. Used the dye on Monday. And I was so upset to find how it looked.

I have the Vitamin C shampoo mixture in at the moment, I’m hoping it will make it look better, or at least lighten it so I can go to the hair dresser in the next couple of hours and ask them to help me fix it up a bit.
I’ll let you know how it works out for me. Thank you again!

And that’s the last time I dye my own hair. haha

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Briana http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3074 Briana Mon, 20 Feb 2012 19:34:08 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3074 Would this work for going from light hair to natural hair? My hair is naturally medium blonde but it was died lighter about 5 months ago. Would this work for going from light hair to natural hair? My hair is naturally medium blonde but it was died lighter about 5 months ago.

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Briana http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3073 Briana Fri, 17 Feb 2012 16:23:53 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3073 Hi! I've heard alot about this, and I want to try it. I have natural medium blonde hair and I dyed it light blonde kinda yellow, 5 months ago. I decided to live with it but now I really hate it and I want my natural color back. My hair is long (right below my boobs lol) and its pretty thick. I was wondering how many tablets I should use and what kind of shampoo is best. Thanks :) Hi! I’ve heard alot about this, and I want to try it. I have natural medium blonde hair and I dyed it light blonde kinda yellow, 5 months ago. I decided to live with it but now I really hate it and I want my natural color back. My hair is long (right below my boobs lol) and its pretty thick. I was wondering how many tablets I should use and what kind of shampoo is best. Thanks :)

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Tara http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3072 Tara Thu, 16 Feb 2012 12:41:05 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3072 So glad it worked for you! From the people who report here, seems like the success rate is pretty close to 100%. And for new people searching for information, I imagine it's really helpful to see all the different methods people here have tried. Thanks for sharing the details, and for checking back in with the results! So glad it worked for you! From the people who report here, seems like the success rate is pretty close to 100%. And for new people searching for information, I imagine it’s really helpful to see all the different methods people here have tried. Thanks for sharing the details, and for checking back in with the results!

]]> Comment on Vitamin C as a Natural Hair Dye Remover by Alli http://twowishes.com/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover.html/comment-page-1#comment-3071 Alli Wed, 15 Feb 2012 23:15:09 +0000 http://twowishes.tarablogs.com/2009/08/vitamin-c-as-a-natural-hair-dye-remover/#comment-3071 Okay, I just rinsed it all out and blew it dry.......It has definately lightened up a shade or possibly two. A am pleased with the results. Just incase anyone is wondering, I washed it first with dish liquid and hot water, rinsed & wrung most of the water out, then I saturated my hair with a paste I made from my regular shampoo (a little more than I would usually use) and some pure vitamin C powder. I put on my shower cap, wraped my head up in an old towel and let it sit for about 45 mins. Rinsed it out with hot water and applied a good conditioner. I might try it again in a few days, just to see. I highly recommend this. Okay, I just rinsed it all out and blew it dry…….It has definately lightened up a shade or possibly two. A am pleased with the results. Just incase anyone is wondering, I washed it first with dish liquid and hot water, rinsed & wrung most of the water out, then I saturated my hair with a paste I made from my regular shampoo (a little more than I would usually use) and some pure vitamin C powder. I put on my shower cap, wraped my head up in an old towel and let it sit for about 45 mins. Rinsed it out with hot water and applied a good conditioner. I might try it again in a few days, just to see. I highly recommend this.

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