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Growing old is a costly business — at least when it comes to covering gray hair. Considering the fact I get a root touch-up at the salon every month for around $200 a pop (instead of every two months ...

At-home tips from a model, an artist and a professional colorist. By Kari Molvar Beauty School answers common beauty questions with help from creative people who’ve become experts on the job. Sign up ...

On a budget? Don’t have time to sit at the hair salon? Sometimes dyeing your hair at home is the best option for changing up your hair color. If you're adamant on skipping the salon, don’t sacrifice ...

For millennia, people have been dyeing their hair, but the relatively recent invention of at-home hair-coloring kits has revolutionized consumers’ ability to change their appearance quickly and easily ...

Coloring hair at home comes with plenty of struggles. First, there’s the task of playing cosmetic chemist and mixing the color, worrying that if you don’t blend the formula just right it might look ...

Ever wish your hair could have that fresh-from-the-salon look all the time? Same. If you can’t make it to the chair as often as you’d like, the best at-home hair color treatments—whether you’re ...

Coloring your hair at home is about to get a lot easier thanks to L'Oréal's new Colorsonic device. Resembling a curling iron with a brush head at the end, the Colorsonic uses cartridges to dispense ...

Candidly, I have been banned from coloring my hair at home. During the pandemic, when salons were off limits and I was desperate, I spent many an evening in rubber gloves and old tee shirts attempting ...

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 ...