I have had Henna on my hair since Oct. 28th ..how can I safely remove it? Thanks-Jenny?

I hear ya. When I went to the salon to have it stripped out and it ended up orange, I had to go dark auburn brown to cover it. It turned out beautiful, but there was no way to lighten it after Henna.

I'm sorry that happened to you. One time I decided to die my hair black. I was told the dye was temporary, it wasn't.

I was stuck with it. Then, a month or so later I got a perm. They used rollers that were too small.

I had long hair that was now jet black and fuzzy. I was so upset I shaved my head! Better than looking like a troll doll.

So I understand. Its a total drag to be so disappointed, but hang in there. You might have to go with it darker for awhile, then keep trimming it up while it grows out.

Or, you can be a nut job like me and shave your head. Then when it grows out, bleaching is a breeze. The only problem is bleaching is really hard on your hair.

I started bleaching my hair when it grew out, and I quit because it was really breaking it off, and I have really good hair. Oh the things we go through! Good luck!

Skylight 59 months ago.

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