STYLEEverything You Need in the Bathroom BEFORE You Start Your DIY Hair Coloring Session
Oct. 9 2014, Published 12:32 p.m. ET
Decided on the new hair color you’re rocking for fall after what seems like weeks upon weeks of indecisive conversations about hues and highlights? To successfully take the plunge, you’ll need to create a workspace and invest in a bit more prep. We promise—your hair will thank you.
Because a DIY hair dye job can be a daunting situation for anyone, we caught up with celebrity stylist Kiyah Wright who gave us the details on everything you should have in your possession before you change the color of your tresses. Check it out below.
1. The Color!
Obviously, this is the most important tool for the entire hair dying equation. Clairol Professional Flare Collection hair dyes yield dimensional, rich results. Try a pretty brunette shade like Almond 5N.
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2. Gloves
To protect your hands from the temporary stains of hair dye, pick up a pair of vinyl or latex gloves. Most boxes are available for under $10—a major steal.
3. Comb
You'll need to evenly distribute the hair dye through your locks—and this tool will help you do just that.
4. Barrier Cream
Our expert lists this formula as a total hair coloring must-have. This stuff will help block stains from around your hair line.
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5. Color-Protectant Shampoo and Conditioner
Over-washing your hair is one of the quickest way to see a color go dull. Shield your hair with a color-protectant shampoo and conditioner that will help sustain that rich hue you just invested in.
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