I have heard of colour removers. I have never used one myself. You could give it a try, I can’t imagine they would be overly harsh, considering they are readily available to the public. I would keep using your baby shampoo/H&S until you no longer see colour coming out, or noticeable fading, then you could try the colour eraser, just monitor the condition of your hair the WHOLE time to make sure it isn’t stripped of it’s condition. Make sure you do treatments through the process.

If the colour eraser doesn’t work, or you’re worried about your hair condition, I would recommend just going to a pro, as that is how you are going to get the best/quickest results, and still have a head of hair left afterwards!

Whilst baby shampoo or head and shoulders HELPS to get out as much colour as possible, your hair is still going to hold a fair amount of the pigment, so will have to be bleached of colour remover-ed out. I do recommend having a hairdresser do this, as it can be so touch and go. And whilst, if it does work, you’ve saved yourself $$, if it doesn’t work (which is more likely), it can be a complete disaster and your hair can be ruined. I have worked this out the hard way myself before, trying to do it myself, so am trying to save you the stress and heartache I went through. It is more $$ but you can also have peace of mind, and still have a head of hair left!!