Colouring hair is a great way to amp up your overall look. Whether you often dye your tresses into blue and yellow to follow the trends or it’s just a touch up to hide away the grey hairs, given how we are trapped inside our home, it is best to try your hands out on hair colouring. While it might seem like colouring on your mane is easy, let us break your bubble. It isn’t, especially if you have to colour your own hair. But, with few tips and tricks, you have master hair colouring. Who knows post-lockdown you might not want to visit your hair salon for good. Good luck!

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Every colour and developer is different. You can follow a YT tutorial to guide you, but each brand advises a different timeline to let the colour settle down properly. Before you begin, read all instruction and directions carefully.

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The natural oil of your hair protects your hair from the chemicals of a hair dye. Washing your hair before colouring can wash off the natural oil. A good dirty unwashed hair works fine to let the colour to settle better.

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You must start by wearing disposable hand gloves. This will not only prevent your hands from staining but also will keep your hands safe from the chemicals.

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It is crucial to mix your hair colour only in a glass or plastic container to prevent any chemical reaction. You cannot substitute it for metal or silver bowls.

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Dividing your hair into sections is going to make your work easy, no matter how thin your hair is. This will ensure no hair is left uncoloured.

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Apply vaseline or petroleum jelly on areas near your hair such as the neck, face and ears. This will help you to not stain yourself during the procedure.

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