We get it, you’re bored — you haven’t been able to get your hair done in weeks, and you’re tired of seeing your own same old face reflected in surfaces around the house all the time. It’s high time to ...

Craving a change just to feel something? Let one fleetingly peachy-haired Vogue editor attest: Temporary hair color can help. Whether you're looking for a subtle tweak or, as Cornwall puts it, are in ...

Faced with the life-altering circumstances of Covid-19, people are switching things up. That can mean a lot of terrible things, like losing a job or having a loved one get sick. For those fortunate ...

Some things that were easy to ignore at the start of quarantine might suddenly seem unbearable: the sound of your roommate chewing, uncomfortable WFH desk setups, and your roots, to name a few. While ...

Permanent and semipermanent hair dye can be a quick and simple way to switch up your look. But there are times when you dye your hair and aren’t crazy about the results. The latest trend in reversing ...

Thought styling one’s hair with Gorilla Glue was a bad idea? TikTok cosmeticians are now dyeing their locks with perfume and straighteners in a trend experts have dubbed dumb and dangerous. The ...

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 ...

Hair dyes add color to hair strands but may cause hair damage, including loss of hair strength, reduced thickness, and other side effects. We’ve all heard hair dye horror stories of breakage, dryness, ...

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Hair dyes can weaken and damage hair, making it look unhealthy. However, treatments such as conditioners and specially formulated shampoos may help repair hair damage from hair dye. Dyeing the hair ...