Hold off on tying your hair up until you’re done, keep your hair loose once you’ve applied the dye to ensure even coverage.

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Whether you’re a do-it-yourself type or ready to save some money, dyeing your hair at home can be an option. But it’s not without pitfalls. Key chemical processes are at play when you dye your hair.