White vinegar is a gentle acid that neutralizes those metallic deposits. Mix one part vinegar with three parts water, pour it over your hair, and let it sit for 10 minutes. You’ll smell like a salad, but the green will retreat.
Rinse with cool water and follow up with a deep conditioner. The vinegar smell disappears once your hair dries. Seriously, it’s like magic, but with a tangy twist.
How To.remove Green From Hair at David Daigle blog
When to Call in the Pros
If home remedies fail, don’t fret—a stylist can use a color-removing treatment or a toner to neutralize the green. They have fancy products that do the job in one session. No shame in asking for help, right?
But honestly, most green hair disappears with a little patience and a kitchen pantry. It’s a fun, temporary adventure. You might even miss it when it’s gone.
