It's generally safe to color your hair at home as long as you closely follow the directions for the products you're using.

You likely know the feeling: Your roots are overgrown yet you’re stuck at home, unable to get a salon appointment in time to hide the unwanted color trickling into your strands. Perhaps you’ve opted ...

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Whether you’re looking to color your entire head or simply add a few highlights, at-home hair color can go south pretty quickly if you aren’t careful. We caught up with Cream of Nature hair colorist, ...

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More than any other celebrity, Beyoncé has been endorsing the “recession blonde” hair trend all summer. “Recession blonde hair is a hair color trend where people embrace a more natural, lived-in ...

In the last month alone, online searches for hair color have nearly doubled, according to data from Google. One reason for that might be that businesses around the country, including salons, have ...