Hair Care
Master At-Home Highlights With These TricksColoring hair at home can be inexpensive and time saving, but also tricky, so follow these tips to avoid disaster |
Apply Bleach Carefully Don't start right at your roots when you apply the bleach, O'Connor says, instead start a couple of inches below them. Pull the product evenly through to the ends of the section you're highlighting, then go back to the top (near your part but not all the way down to the root) and glide the product through that area. This ensures you don't get too much product on top, which can look splotchy, and that your highlights don't turn out too light on top since roots develop faster.
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You can give yourself highlights or a color weave using foil, just like the salon. It's easy to get professional results, especially if you have a friend to help. There is a great photo tutorial on line at Poppy's Money Tree House
by Poppy Wednesday, May 1, 2013 at 02:02PM Report as inappropriate
i want to try this but am a little nerveous.
by lharrell80 Wednesday, August 29, 2012 at 11:30AM Report as inappropriate
I think im going to try this out~
by gaej19 Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at 02:40PM Report as inappropriate
The cap definitely works best on thin, short/medium hair. I've used it on my long, thick hair, but my hair gets super tangled. Finger painting is probably the easiest. Yeah, you'll get a little dye on the rest of your hair, but not enough for it to be a big deal if you're just doing subtle highlights.
by LipglossandSpandex Monday, April 18, 2011 at 08:30PM Report as inappropriate
where's garnier??
by Bon_Bon Sunday, February 20, 2011 at 06:05PM Report as inappropriate
whatever happened to sun-in?
by LittleBunny Wednesday, February 16, 2011 at 07:27PM Report as inappropriate