Okay, so your DIY dye didn’t go as planned. Now what?
A box-dye gone bad is basically a rite of passage. We’ve all been there at least once (let’s be honest: more than once). And while a professional fix may be months away, there are a few sweet, simple, and safe ways you can tone your tresses at home.
Whether you’re dealing with poorly-faded pastel color, a brassy bleach, or an uneven dye job, we’ve got a solution to your DIY color conundrum. We rounded up shade-saving products for every tresse trouble. Let these 7 products work a little magic on your mangled mane.
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