Do you get awful red rashes, horrible itches from excruciating dryness, swellings on your face and body from using hair colours? If yes, then you have a sensitive, allergy-prone skin and you must avoid using chemical hair dyes by all means. But worry not! You can still make your hair look absolutely stunning with vibrant
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Imagine you have to go to this party wearing a stunning dress that matches up with those backless shoes. But oh, wait! Your cracked heels would be bumping out of your shoes! Not a pretty picture, isn’t it? We all know how painful cracked heels can be, both physically as well as mentally. You see
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Thick glossy hair makes you look smart. You can style it up in any way you want. Apply the latest fashion trends and look unique in your own special ways. An indulgence majorly boosted over the last few decades since hair colouring acquired mainstream fashion status. So much so that today even school going kids
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Colouring your hair can become a horrifying experience if you don’t know enough about the hair colour that you are using and its ingredients. While that perfect head turning hair colour could elude you simply because it depends upon many other factors too, like your hair texture, your hair tone, its porosity, your skin colour,
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If you have a head full of hair, then you must have also fantasized about giving it exciting hues once in a while. After all, with just a few touch-ups here and there you could change your entire personality. You could make your hair look as if they are burning from their edges, or anything
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So you have grey hair. And you regularly colour them in a salon. But did you ever check if the number of your white hair has been increasing more, particularly after you started colouring them? We suggest that you start paying attention to this. Hydrogen peroxide, or any kind of peroxide for that matter, is
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Most of us love to colour our hair, either to try new looks or for professional reasons. But do we ever think about the damages such colours cause? Girls always receive their first set of beauty tips from their mothers, most of them being mere misunderstandings with very little, or no, scientific reasoning behind, like—plucking
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Got some grey strands or patches in your sideburns or moustache, which are ruining your whole look? Well, we all know that feeling. But colouring up the entire headful just to colour up a few grey strands or patches cannot be a good idea. So what is the way out? How to specifically colour only
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