Has anyone used food coloring to tone their hair??

No but I've used ketchup when my blonde hair was a little green lol

No but I've used ketchup when my blonde hair was a little green lol

lol really? i would imagine that had some red food coloring so it helped to tone down the green!

My friend said that her best friend's mom used green food coloring to tone down her super red roots after she got her hair dyed. I have never tried it though. Keep us updated if you try it. I definitely would like to know if it works.

I would imagine you'd have to use a fair amount for it to work.

I have been wondering hiw good using turmeric fir yellow would be. It stains everything,  I might give it a go 🙂

I would imagine you'd have to use a fair amount for it to work.

I have been wondering hiw good using turmeric fir yellow would be. It stains everything,  I might give it a go 🙂

based on the blog posts i found, one mentions to use a "pea sized amount" to mix with shampoo and with conditioner to created your own tone depositing shampoo, and the other mentioned using "1/8 of a spoon to mix with white vinegar" to make a rinse. I will post the links to the blog posts after i get home from work!! you can take a look and see if it there is anything that interests you!

My friend said that her best friend's mom used green food coloring to tone down her super red roots after she got her hair dyed. I have never tried it though. Keep us updated if you try it. I definitely would like to know if it works.

i probably won't try this for maybe a couple of weeks. I want to add some to my conditioner and shampoo, as i think that would probably be the most useful...will definitely keep you posted!

I recently tried the vinegar from a jar of pickled beetroot on my hair. I figured vinegar was good and beetroot is used as a  food colouring agent so why not lol. It did colour my hair, but only lasted until my next wash and i didn't even use shampoo. I left it on for hours too. So it does work but doesn't last at all.