I have the same problem right now. It comes mostly off if you use some alcohol on a cottonball, and you could also try a mixture of lemon juice and cream of tartar equal parts, or cuticle remover, but ot nail polish remover! these are what i looked up o the internet. it gets most of it out, but nothing has removed it completely yet. good luck!
Well, When using black hair dye, if you want to remove stains on skin, you mix a bit of water with cigarette ashes. Aftter applying the icky mix to the skin, most of the dye comes off. I can't say it will help, but if it's bad enough, it may be worth a try.
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Request: Hair Dye on Leather
Archived on 12/05/2005
Does anyone know how to remove brown hair dye from a cream leather sofa?
Gemma from Newcastle, UK
Answers:
RE: Hair Dye on Leather
I think you're stuck with this stain. Anything that might remove it will likely remove the cream color as well, still leaving you with a spot. Have you considered dyeing the rest of the couch to match? I know that might be expensive, though. Other than that, my only recommendation would be to cover the couch with a throw or a slipcover. (12/06/2005)
By Claudia - MD
RE: Hair Dye on Leather
I have heard that soaking leather in milk will remove stains, but I don't know about this one. I did remove 3 huge spots of Sharpie marker off of my microsuede couch with a product called Awesome and found at Dollar Tree and Dollar general. Good luck! (12/06/2005)
