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Dyeing your hair at home is super common, but that doesn’t mean we’re all experts at it. Sometimes do-it-yourself hair dye can lead to an unexpected mess, like getting dye on your skin. You might have ...

From being cost-efficient to extremely convenient, the pros of coloring your hair at home are many. But there’s one con that can be truly bothersome if not handled properly: stained skin. So how does ...

These days, it feels like everyone and their mother is a lockdown colourist. Week eight (or is it 15?) restlessness, coupled with the fact that your hair salon is closed for business, might have you ...

If you recently used a temporary or semi-permanent hair dye and aren’t thrilled with the results — or maybe you’ve wound up with a greenish tint from swimming in chlorine — certain clarifying shampoos ...

Dying your hair at home is easy, convenient, and fun — not to mention less expensive than going to a professional. Unfortunately, it can also mean embarrassing dye stains, especially around the ...

While dying your hair at home can be an affordable way to change up your look, choosing to forgo the professionals can sometimes result in accidental dye drips on the skin. And depending on the color ...