Root smudge at home

Learning how to dye roots darker than the rest of your hair is easier than you imagine. This post will show you exactly how to do a DIY root touch up. However, first things first. If you are expecting a professionally done root touch up, it’s better to lower your expectations. The best thing you can do if you have hair that is darker than your hair dye is to do the blended roots technique. Or at least, close to it. Here’s how to do it. #roottouchup

Shadow roots have become a go-to service amongst hairdressers to create beautiful blends, a seamless grow-out, and dimension. Ready to hop on this trend? Learn the shoptalk dialogue!

There are lots of reasons why someone would want to darken their roots. Some people may want to freshen up a dye job or cover gray hairs. Others may simply be looking for something new. Using hair dye is the longest-lasting method, but it...

When your foils or highlights grow out, you can be left with a pretty harsh contrast between your natural roots and your lengths. In this guide you’ll learn exactly how to fix dark roots on blonde hair at home - without the use of bleach. Trust me, it’s easier than you think! HOW TO FIX DARK ROOTS ON BLONDE HAIR AT HOM

To achieve a shadow root look, it is best to start with hair bleached up to the roots, then apply the shadow root technique as a final step. It is easier to apply a darker shade from roots to mid-length than to use highlights from mid-length upwards. So, if you already have a shadow root and want to bleach your hair again, it is better to bleach your hair all over then redo the shadow roots afterward.

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Hi girls. Since we are homebound, it's time to get old school and dye your own hair. I typically get my roots touched up every 4-6 weeks. I have been genetically blessed with early onset of grey hair - it's been going on since my twenties! While there is absolutely nothing wrong with grey hair, I am simply not a fan on me.