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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Learning how to dye your hair at home comes with plenty of benefits—convenience, salon savings, and a whole new beauty outlet for expression, to name a few. But ...