Hair-Dying Trends and Fixes
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008 at 6:31 pmSpring means change–for starters, how about your hair color?? Check out these trends!
- Brown is the new blonde. Says Cosmo:
The trend is driven by changing demographics (dark hair appeals to many different cultures) and hot celebs who sport such sexy locks (think Eva Longoria Parker, Rachel Bilson, and Camilla Alves).”
- John Frieda suggests a cool trend for 2008 is mixing dark and light highlights casually into your hair, creating an “imperfect edge.”
If you’re worried about mishaps, don’t sweat it–try these fixes!:
If the shade comes out a lot darker than you wanted, wash it a couple of times right away with a clarifying shampoo, which will strip some of the excess color. Try Pantene Pro-V Purity Clarifying Shampoo ($4.99).
If you get dye on your forehead that won’t come off, dab vaseline on the stain and let it absorb overnight. Use a washcloth to rub it off in the morning. Smooth the vaseline next time around your hairline first to prevent stains from occurring.
You’re just not happy with it?? If you went darker, you’re set with Color Oops hair-color remover ($12.99), which lifts dye from the strands. If you go lighter, you probably have to dye again darker, but go to a salon to get tips and help.
(Opening picture courtesy of Bauer-Griffin; Content courtesy of Cosmopolitan)









