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This Is How You Can Make Your DIY Hair Color Perfect

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Taking on the tedious task of dyeing your own mane is pretty scary, especially since hair color is so easy to mess up. But if you know the basics of DIY hair coloring, you will be fine. Here, everything you should know about nailing your next dye job:

Pre-coloring

Prep your hair by using deep-conditioning treatments that will nurse your hair back to its healthy state. Stay away from hot tools to minimize styling damage. To make sure that your hair is squeaky clean before coloring, use a sulfate-free clarifying shampoo to get rid of excess oil and residue.

The most important trick to nailing your hair color is selecting a shade that will flatter your skin tone best. If you have a warm undertone, consider choosing hair colors that are cooler to brighten your face. Remember to take into consideration your natural hair color when picking a shade. If you have dark hair, you can’t easily go blonde in just one go.

Finally, we recommend picking a hair color brand that will leave your tresses soft and smooth, even after coloring. We’re obsessed with Lolane Pixxel hair color—which is easy to use and gives the best results.

 

The pigments in the hair dye are blended with Omega Oil and INCA seed extract from Spain, so your locks are left moisturized and nourished right after coloring. The best part? It’s so affordable! Each box retails for only 129 pesos, so you can totally get away with experimenting with your hair colors often. (And because it’s so affordable, you won’t feel guilty about opening up a new pack to retouch your roots!)

During coloring

Protect your hands from getting stained by using plastic gloves. Then, use an old t-shirt and put it on your shoulders to keep the dye from staining your clothes. Follow the instructions on the carton carefully and you will be fine! Don’t leave the dye on for too long—you might ruin your locks!

Post-coloring

After washing off the hair dye, condition your locks to add in more moisture. Remember to use color-safe shampoos and conditioners to keep your color vibrant and shiny!

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