6. Going light again is very difficult

Although when you dye your hair, you won’t have to live with it for the rest of your life, you should be aware that, if you dye your hair darker, going back to a lighter shade is not all that easy to do. It’s not impossible, but it is very difficult to do properly and it is also very tough on your hair. If you keep on changing the colour of your hair, you will damage your hair and it could become unmanageable.

7. You’ll need to think about your brows too

If you are making a drastic change of colour, from blonde to black, for example, you may need to think about colouring your brows too. You can use makeup to do that, or you can have your brows dyed. Your brows should ideally be one or two shades lighter than your hair colour. If you do decide to colour your brows permanently, get it done professionally. It is too risky dying your eyebrows yourself, because they are so close to your eyes.

8. You will need to change your makeup

You will probably find that you need to buy new shades of makeup to go with your new hair colour and that can take some time, because you’ll probably find that you have to experiment for a while until you find the shades that compliment your new hair. Even things like hair bands and hair clips may have to be changed as well.

9. Be prepared for the high maintenance

Dyed hair usually needs more conditioning and caring for and, depending on the shade that you have chosen, you might need to buy shampoo that is designed especially for coloured hair. If you dye your hair blonde, for example, you might need to use purple tinted shampoo to stop your hair colour turning brassy.

10. You’ll need a moment to adjust

When you first see your newly coloured hair you will probably experience an OMG moment! It can take a while to adjust to seeing yourself with newly coloured hair, so give it some time before you start to panic. Once you get used to it, you’ll probably love it!
Stay beautiful!

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