description":"If you’re anything like us, when it comes to your hair you probably like to mix it up a bit and play around with the latest hair trends. Even if you haven’t heard of balayage yet, you’ll certainly have seen it – this is the natural, multi-toned, sun-kissed style that’s been increasing in popularity, yet many people believe it can only be achieved in a hair salon. Use a tint brush to comb the colour into the various sections of hair, applying it to ¼ – ½ inch at a time for total coverage. By applying the hair colour initially to a small section of easily hideable hair, you can confirm that the colour comes out as you expected, or if you need to apply it for a longer or shorter period of time to get the colour you crave. La Riche has also formulated a fantastic range of Shampoo and Conditioners to help you get the most out of your colour. The Pre Colour Shampoo will balance your hair's PH before dying whilst removing excess oils to ensure the best results from the Hair Colour. Whilst the Colour Care Shampoo and Conditioner have been developed to be kind to your hair and will ensure your colour lasts!

Understanding the ins-and-outs of hair colour can get a little overwhelming. But with the tips above and our helpful colour shading guide at your disposal, you’ll have everything you need to make the right decisions, get the best from your new shade and keep those shimmering strands healthy. Dye can also be harsh on your hair. To prevent your hair from getting damaged, you may want to wait one to three months if you've recently dyed your hair before attempting to bleach. To help make sure you don’t have to reach for the scissors or make an emergency salon appointment, separate your damp hair into at least four sections using hair clips or bands. This exposes all your hair to the colour, giving you complete coverage.You may want to give you hair as much as five to seven days without washing before attempting to bleach it. description":"Discover Excellence Crème ammonia-free hair dye from L’Oréal Paris. Learn about our formula containing glycerin for hair full of bounce & shine. Read more."

Follow this tutorial and learn how to dye your hair grey or silver from the comfort of your own bathroom. Covering everything from the tools you need to the colouring process, here’s everything you need to know to achieve the perfect silver shade." If your dye did not come with a mixing bowl, a plastic bowl or small tupperware container may work. However, the dye may permanently stain your mixing container, so only use those you're comfortable staining/tinting green. [10] X Research source With soft, seafoam shades, deep jewel rinses, rave-inspired neons and teal tones all being represented, it’s pretty safe to say that with green, anything goes! Read on for more helpful hints on going green. We hope this helpful guide gives you the confidence to find the colour that’s your perfect match, or to experiment and switch things up without breaking the bank on regular salon trips. Directions Hair Dye is user-friendly, making it suitable for both seasoned hair color enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The creamy consistency ensures smooth application, allowing you to achieve an even and consistent color across your strands. Whether you opt for a full-head transformation or just want to add highlights or streaks, Directions Hair Dye gives you control over your look.At this range, we would highly recommend using our Lightening Kit or visiting a professional salon to get the best possible base for amazing results. Green dye can change the hue of naturally brown hair, but the color won't stand out unless you lighten the hair first. [4] X Expert Source Charlie Adams While it might look like you need a professional stylist to get such a gorgeous look, it’s actually incredibly simple to create an ombré hair at home with our L'Oreal Preference Wild Ombré collection or Colorista Ombré kit. Here are our essential steps to achieving salon-worthy perfection at home." We’ve rounded up your go-to guide for creating the perfectly cool, blunt colour punch the dip dye style in known for. Read on to discover: