Boil the ingredients until you have a thick liquid. Wait for it to cool off. Apply the solution to your hair and let it sit for ten minutes. Rinse with lots of cold water.
Wash your hair with a sulfate-free shampoo and condition. Put all of the ingredients in a spray bottle and shake well to mix. Spray the mixture on your hair, being careful not to saturate the scalp area to not irritate it. Let it sit for at least two hours, and if you can, in those two hours, enjoy the sun, because sun rays increase the effects of the mixture. Rinse your hair with plenty of water and proceed to washing your hair normally.
Shampoos, hairsprays, mousses and gels also can leave discoloring residue in white hair, and so can vitamins that contain beta-carotene. If your white hair is sporting tints of yellow, you can restore it to its snowy glory. Mix enough baking soda into a quarter cup of water to make a paste. Comb it through wet hair and let it stand five minutes to allow the baking soda to begin loosening yellow buildup.
Use a gentle, moisturizing conditioner to help reduce the porousness in hair that makes it susceptible to absorbing impurities that cause yellowing. That happens because dye fades. All permanent dyes last a certain amount of time, which is usually about weeks. When you first use the dye, your hair will look blonde with a gold-tone, but washing it, the products you use on it, and the sun, among other factors, degrade the dye and leave that predominate yellow tone.
In this case, the solution is to dye your hair again. But, if you use the same dye with the same tone as before, that unwanted yellow will appear again. For example: If you always use a 9. If you always use an 8. If your hair turned yellow because you bleached it or because your dye faded, you could use a blonde dye with an ash tone.
If you used a dye and some yellow appeared soon after, you can neutralize it with a purple shampoo. Not Helpful 4 Helpful Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. If your hair still looks yellow after you try natural treatments, you may need to visit a salon for a color correction. Helpful 1 Not Helpful 0. These natural treatments could alter the shade of your hair. Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0. Related wikiHows How to. How to.
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I followed your instructions with peroxide and baking soda and it worked. Rinsing with apple cider vinegar. Thanks for the instructions. More reader stories Hide reader stories. Did this article help you? Cookies make wikiHow better. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our cookie policy.
Jeanene Ellis Jun 7, Susan Troccolo Aug 13, Lucky me! Made me wonder why I hadn't gone natural before. But the white occasionally had yellow streaks. I used your ideas here and got my white hair back. Thank you! Share yours! More success stories Hide success stories. You Might Also Like How to.
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