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Devachan color specialist Nicolle Lemonds says it is not safe to dye your hair at home with box dye — even if they say they're non-permanent: "Doesn't matter if it's henna, a 'rinse', or 'ammonia free.'" She explains boxed dye you find at the store tends to be very harsh as they are metallic-based, which makes it very difficult to lift and remove from the hair.
"Removing this is a hairstylist's worst nightmare," she adds. "It can take multiple sessions to break through this harsh color to achieve the desired result. This goes for henna as well. Henna leaves a very long lasting red tint in the hair that's hard to get past as well. JUST DON'T DO IT. Period."
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