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I have a serious problem. My young daughter has some how used a red sharpie to color her hair. Does anyone have any tips?
Michelle from Rocky Point, NC
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RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
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Post By ana (Guest Post)
(05/01/2008)
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Thanks so much 4 the advice on getting sharpie out of my hair! I tried using nail polish remover and it worked!
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How can I remove red sharpie from my blonde hair?
Jenn from Newton Falls, OH
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RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
Try pouring lemon juice over the area and sit in the sun for a couple of hours then wash off, or it might just wash out eventually. (03/10/2007)
By Lambchop Western Australia
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
You might want to try hair spray on a cloth then wiping your hair with the cloth. Really get the cloth wet with the hairspray. It works on getting permanent marker off of other things. Worth a try (03/10/2007)
By Molissa
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
YES! Hair spray gets rid of permanent marker. (03/11/2007)
By starchild in VT
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
Rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover generally works to remove permanent marker on surfaces. It might work for hair. (03/13/2007)
By Cresanna
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RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
How can I remove red sharpie from my blonde hair?
Jenn from Newton Falls, OH
Answers:
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
Try pouring lemon juice over the area and sit in the sun for a couple of hours then wash off, or it might just wash out eventually. (03/10/2007)
By Lambchop Western Australia
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
You might want to try hair spray on a cloth then wiping your hair with the cloth. Really get the cloth wet with the hairspray. It works on getting permanent marker off of other things. Worth a try (03/10/2007)
By Molissa
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
YES! Hair spray gets rid of permanent marker. (03/11/2007)
By starchild in VT
RE: Removing Sharpie from Hair
Rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover generally works to remove permanent marker on surfaces. It might work for hair. (03/13/2007)
By Cresanna
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