|
Sign up for our newsletters!
 Terms of Use | Privacy Policy       Subscribe to O, The Oprah Magazine

Get Shinier Hair Using An At-Home Dye

The latest at-home dyes can transform your haircolor from lackluster to positively lustrous. Colorist Rick Wellman of the Patrick Melville Salon & Spa shows you how.
By Jenny Bailly
Pin It
  |  
Print
0
Comment
Cover grays
3 of 5
Photo: Sergio Kurhajec

Step 2

Mix the deep brown color in the bottle provided; use the nozzle to distribute it on towel-dried hair from roots to midshaft (you don't want the dye to process on the ends for too long). Let process for about five minutes.

From the March 2013 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
3 of 5

Related Resources

Keep Reading

How to Color Your Hair Like a Pro—For Less Than $15!

The latest at-home dyes (translucent, deeply conditioning) can transform your haircolor from lackluster to positively lustrous. Colorist Rick Wellman of the Patrick Melville Salon & Spa in New York City shows three women how to pull off some truly gorgeous hocus-pocus.

The Best Way to Cover Grays—Without Going to a Salon

Colorist Rick Wellman of the Patrick Melville Salon & Spa in New York City offers his tips for getting rid of grays.

In (Beauty) Treatment

Five women in need of a little image counseling hit the salon, the makeup counter, and most important???the couch.

How to Get Rich Auburn Hair from a Box Dye

Transform overprocessed blonde into rich auburn.

Loading...
Advertisement
Oprah's Book Club 2.0
Advertisement
Advertisement
IN THE CURRENT ISSUE
Grow your life! Get an exclusive look at Oprah's new farm, uncover 28 fresh ideas for happier living, and learn Bob Greene's top secret to eating smarter. Plus, find out how you can win a trip to Hawaii to have lunch with Oprah!
see all new stories