Hair Colouring

Explore hair colouring approaches from at-home touch-ups to complex colour techniques. These articles cover choosing the right shade, understanding colour theory, and maintaining vibrant colour whilst keeping hair healthy.

Bleaching Your Hair

What to know before bleaching your hair, from skin tone matching to damage prevention for different hair types.

Colour Options for Afro Hair

Afro hair can be colored at home safely using traditional techniques like henna that enhance rather than damage your natural texture.

Concealing Grey Hair

Hide grey hair with dyeing, streaking, or spray treatments while keeping your natural look intact.

Dyeing Your Eyebrows

Dye your eyebrows safely at home using regular hair dye, accounting for how fine eyebrow hair absorbs colour differently.

Hair-Friendly Highlights

Prepare your hair properly before highlights to avoid damage and breakage with the right products and techniques for your hair type.

Home Colouring

Home hair colour kits work better now, but choosing the wrong shade or skipping prep can ruin your hair permanently.

How to Take Care of Permed or Colour Treated Hair

Keep permed or colour-treated hair healthy by using gentle products and following care steps designed to prevent dryness and damage.

Methods of Dyeing

Hair dye comes in seven different methods, from temporary washes that last one shampoo to permanent colour that needs professional removal.

Remedies for Damaged Hair

Fix damaged hair with simple home remedies like mayonnaise, honey, and eggs to restore moisture and smoothness.

Salon Colouring

Know when to skip home hair dye and head to the salon instead, and what to ask your stylist for the best results.

Spray-on Dyes

Spray-on hair dyes work best for temporary colour changes, covering thinning hair, or trying bold looks without commitment.

Types of Hair Colour

Hair colour comes in five main types, each with different staying power and damage levels depending on your goals.

Unusual Hair Colours

Pick an unusual hair colour that flatters your skin tone and face shape, not just a shade you like.