OK, so you sprang for winter's hottest purple hair color for brunettes. But now you're having second thoughts and, well, now what? Whether you went to the salon or spent your Saturday night on a DIY ...

At this point, you might frantically text your colourist or even book a digital consultation for advice, but there's another option: removing temporary hair dye yourself at home. According to the pros ...

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 ...

Permanent and semipermanent hair dye can be a quick and simple way to switch up your look. But there are times when you dye your hair and aren’t crazy about the results. The latest trend in reversing ...

If you've mastered the art of dying your hair and you get the color exactly how you like it each time, consider yourself lucky. If you're reading this with freshly dyed hair that you don't necessarily ...

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.

While you can technically dye your hair as often as you’d like, it’s more a matter of how often you *should* dye your hair so that you can minimize damage and maintain your hair’s health. How often ...

Whether you’ve visited salons in the past to colour your hair blonde, or brunette, even copper or rose gold, now we’re in lockdown, maintaining dyed hair at home can sometimes feel like an uphill ...