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Hold off on tying your hair up until you’re done, keep your hair loose once you’ve applied the dye to ensure even coverage.

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Whether you’re on a budget or don’t have time to sit in the hair salon, sometimes dyeing your hair at home is your best option for changing up your hair color. If you're adamant on skipping the salon, ...

It wasn’t until my 40s that I started dying my hair. Through my young adulthood, like many young families at the time, we were just trying to make ends meet—I simply couldn’t afford to be heading to ...

If you're a blonde, then you know just how easy it can be to get stuck in a hair color rut. From the same old highlights to brassy ends, being a blonde can get old. If you're looking to break away ...