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Leave it, age gracefully to a lighter shade of gray...

Go back to the salon and tell them they gave you the wrong color. Have them fix it. 

Colleen

They will chemically strip the color they applied, then apply the correct color.

Don't bleach it... Use a color stripper (like the one n only), it will lighten your hair up to the lightest stage it has been. Then you can put whatever color you want to over it.

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