 | Change your hair color, change your life with these hair coloring tips to help you select the right hair color for you. By Teresa Hall |
Choosing a hair color is a little more complicated than looking at the hair coloring boxes and buying a hair color shade that looks pretty. If done correctly, the hair color that you choose will complement your skin tone. |
One of the most dramatic changes you could make to your appearance is to color your hair. |
Highlighting hair is a great way to brighten your look or update old color. Before you make a highlighting appointment or buy a highlighting kit, consider your current shade and how dramatic or subtle you want the results to be. By Julie Knapp |
Henna hair color is a natural alternative to chemical hair dyes, but working with this plant-based dye takes some know-how to get the shade and saturation right. By Julie Knapp |
Temporary hair color is quick to apply and the quick to fade colors last for five to ten shampoos and are applied as rinses, gels, sprays or mousses. While it certainly sounds like less of a commitment than permanent dye, temporary hair color should be used with just as much caution. By Julie Knapp |
 | Any hair color specialist worth their salt will tell you that the best results come from a choosing a hair color that matches your skin tone. Warm, cool, dark or tinted with yellow, everyone needs something slightly different. By Aysha Schurman |
 | Take these hair coloring tips with you to the drugstore so you can make the best decisions about permanent, semi-permanent and demi-permanent options and apply your chosen hair color like a pro. By Teresa Hall |
 | If you're investing in professional hair color, use these hair color ideas to help keep that new shade looking like you just walked out of the salon. By Julie Knapp |
Stains from hair dye colors happen to even the best at-home colorists, but there's no reason to panic about those marks behind your eyes, along your hairline or even on your neck. By Julie Knapp |
