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My OH usually does mine for me! Only tip I have is to put vaseline or similar on your ears and around hairline-if any dye gets onto your skin, you should be able to wipe it off easily. Oh, and have some old towels handy. |
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Good luck - used to colour my hair myself all the time, but don't do it now. Today's colourants are so much better than the peroxide I used to use!!!!! Eeeek - can't think about it now! |
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use lots of old towels to cover yourself.wear an old top u dont mind getting stained. wear surgical gloves, cause if they provide the plastic ones they are usless. make sure u have some bathroom cleaner to clear up any splashes. and do a patch test first, if u have never used a home kit b4 best be on the safe side. good luck and we want pics of the finished results. |
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Ooooh well done!! How's about a photo then? |
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