No need to sweat. We talked to Annie Joerger, curriculum specialist for Nurtur Aveda Institutes, to find out what you need to know about hair dye on your skin and how you can remove it easily at home.

Baking soda and soap or toothpaste: Baking soda is naturally abrasive, and when you mix it with either soap or toothpaste, it forms into a paste that's strong enough to remove hair dye from your ...

If you've heard of people using baking soda to help strip color from their hair, they're onto something. "Baking soda can be used to help remove hair dye, as it has natural exfoliating properties ...

A: The way to pull stains from hair dye and many other ingredients out of marble and other natural stones is by applying a poultice: a dry ingredient that’s more absorbent than the stone, plus a ...

Hair dye on your skin isn’t permanent and will fade eventually. In some instances, the best thing you can do is to wait until the stained area naturally lifts from your skin.