Rezgirl
Member
For all my fellow Rinse Junkies -
I went to get myself pampered the other day and decided to let my stylist do a rinse - I usually do it myself but like I said I was in the mood to be pampered! Anyway, after all was said and done, I had the telltale signs of a rinse - hairline stains, a little on my ear, etc. Usually, I just use a little toner on cotton or just let it hang out until my next wash if its just a little. However, the stylist said once when she worked in a Dominican salon they taught her to use BARBICIDE to get it off. You know, the blue liquid they soak the comb's in. So, she tried this on me and when I tell you it came clean off - IT CAME CLEAN OFF! I don't think I'd try it on the stains in a part in the actual hair (just rock a part-less style until your next wash) but if you don't like your secret told - it's excellent on the hairline, neck, ears or other places you may find your rinse besides your head! Hope this helps someone!
I went to get myself pampered the other day and decided to let my stylist do a rinse - I usually do it myself but like I said I was in the mood to be pampered! Anyway, after all was said and done, I had the telltale signs of a rinse - hairline stains, a little on my ear, etc. Usually, I just use a little toner on cotton or just let it hang out until my next wash if its just a little. However, the stylist said once when she worked in a Dominican salon they taught her to use BARBICIDE to get it off. You know, the blue liquid they soak the comb's in. So, she tried this on me and when I tell you it came clean off - IT CAME CLEAN OFF! I don't think I'd try it on the stains in a part in the actual hair (just rock a part-less style until your next wash) but if you don't like your secret told - it's excellent on the hairline, neck, ears or other places you may find your rinse besides your head! Hope this helps someone!
Thanks!
