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#*If you’re dyeing your roots, choose a blonde shade that matches your lengths or go 1 shade lighter to create a natural-looking blend with your lengths.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SasZv65vf8Q&feature=youtu.be&t=169</ref>
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#*If you’re dyeing your roots, choose a blonde shade that matches your lengths or go 1 shade lighter to create a natural-looking blend with your lengths.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SasZv65vf8Q&feature=youtu.be&t=169</ref>
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#*If you aren’t using a box kit, you’ll need to buy dye and developer separately at a beauty supply store.
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#*If you aren’t using a box kit, you’ll need to buy dye and developer separately at a beauty supply store.
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===Applying the Blonde Dye===
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# Brush out your dry, unwashed hair to remove any tangles. Gently run a paddle brush through your lengths to get rid of any knots. Keep in mind that freshly washed hair doesn’t absorb the dye well because it makes the hair slippery. Hair that hasn’t been washed in 24-48 hours is ideal for applying hair dye.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMIEI526uGw&feature=youtu.be&t=14</ref>
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# Brush out your dry, unwashed hair to remove any tangles. Gently run a paddle brush through your lengths to get rid of any knots. Keep in mind that freshly washed hair doesn’t absorb the dye well because it makes the hair slippery. Hair that hasn’t been washed in 24-48 hours is ideal for applying hair dye.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMIEI526uGw&feature=youtu.be&t=14</ref>
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#*If your hair is dirtier than that, the oils and product buildup may prevent the dye from adhering to the hair shaft and you could end up with patchy results.
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#*If your hair is dirtier than that, the oils and product buildup may prevent the dye from adhering to the hair shaft and you could end up with patchy results.
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#*You know the mixture is ready when it doesn’t drip from the spoon.
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#*You know the mixture is ready when it doesn’t drip from the spoon.
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#Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let it sit for 12 hours. Place the bowl on a counter or table where it won’t be disturbed by pets or children. Stretch a piece of plastic wrap over the mouth of the bowl and leave the mixture to develop overnight.<ref>https://ift.tt/2uRGWgK>
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#Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let it sit for 12 hours. Place the bowl on a counter or table where it won’t be disturbed by pets or children. Stretch a piece of plastic wrap over the mouth of the bowl and leave the mixture to develop overnight.<ref>https://ift.tt/2uRGWgK>
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===Saturating Your Hair with Henna
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===Saturating Your Hair with Henna===
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# Cover your shoulders with an old towel and pull on plastic gloves. Henna can stain skin, clothes, and surfaces, so be sure to take precautions! Wear old clothing and add a towel around shoulders to catch any drips.<ref>https://ift.tt/2uRGWgK>
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# Cover your shoulders with an old towel and pull on plastic gloves. Henna can stain skin, clothes, and surfaces, so be sure to take precautions! Wear old clothing and add a towel around shoulders to catch any drips.<ref>https://ift.tt/2uRGWgK>
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#*You may also want to cover your work surface with newspaper or plastic garbage bags to prevent staining.
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#*You may also want to cover your work surface with newspaper or plastic garbage bags to prevent staining.
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