Tips for Coloring Your Hair
Start out slow. If you want to change your hair color, try a complimentary shade that closely resembles your natural hair color first. Once you get used to using color, you’ll feel more confident making bolder color changes later.
It’s far easier and less time consuming to get your color right the first time than it is to try and fix color mistakes. Research new products or new colors you'd like to try before you slap them on your hair. You can avoid so many hair problems just by doing a little reading!
NEVER apply color from roots to ends every time you have new growth. This is called 'overlapping' and it's taboo! Coloring over hair that’s previously been colored changes the color and can make hair weak or damaged.
ALWAYS apply color to roots only when you have new hair growth. You can refresh your color from time to time by using the soap cap method or by using semi permanent colors occasionally.
Keep your hair color from fading faster by using products that are especially made for chemically treated hair.
Shampoos without the chemicals, (like sulfides), help hair color last longer! A good product to use is Loreal Everpure, which is free of bad hair agents that can strip the color right out of your hair!
If you’re coloring your hair at home, make sure that your bathroom (or whatever room you’re using) is properly ventilated. Hair color is a fairly strong product so you’ll need plenty of fresh air in the room to circulate and keep things safe.
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