Saturate the hair

• Protect yourself and your surroundings by using a cape or towel when applying the color. This will protect clothes, furniture and floors from unwanted stains.
• Use a brush to apply the color evenly throughout each strand of hair, starting at the root of each strand and working its way down to its tip (where it connects with other strands).
• Keep a close eye on your clock so that you do not apply too long—or else you may have trouble getting all of it out later!

Protect your clothes and surroundings

Protecting your clothes and surroundings is essential when coloring your hair. If you are not wearing a towel or cape, then wear old clothes which can be thrown away at the end of the day.

To protect your surroundings, lay out newspapers or plastic sheets on the floor before starting to dye your hair. This will prevent staining of furniture or carpets. It is also very useful in case of spills.

Take time to do a good job and make sure that none of the dye drips down onto skin, especially around mouth and eyes as these areas are particularly sensitive and prone to irritation after hair coloring treatment. If you feel any irritation while coloring, rinse immediately with water until it goes away; otherwise call us right away so we can help! Finally always use a shower cap (or plastic wrap if you don’t have one) when washing out excess dye from underneath those bangs after dying!

Get to processing

Now that you have the color ready, it’s time to apply it. You’ll find that applying a color is not as easy as it looks in movies, but with practice and dedication you will get better at it.

First things first: grab your brush and apply some of the developer/depositer on top of the hair dye. This will make sure that there is no residue left behind when you rinse out your hair later on. Next up is using a comb to evenly distribute this deposit on your hairline (not literally). Make sure there are no differences between how much product was used in each section so everything looks even!

Now comes the fun part—painting over those strands with an applicator brush! Make sure not too much goes into each strand; otherwise they might become clumpy or greasy looking after rinsing out later on down the line (which would be disastrous).

Wrap up the process

Now that you’ve completed the process and gotten your hair color exactly where you wanted it, remember to use products designed for color-treated hair. These products will ensure that your new locks last as long as possible!

• Use a shampoo and conditioner specifically designed for colored hair.
• Avoid heat styling tools like straighteners or curling irons that can damage or change the color of your freshly done hair. The best way to maintain your new look is by using gentle, cooler styling techniques such as air drying instead of blow drying, using a diffuser attachment on high heat settings, or simply letting loose curls fall naturally!
• Don’t forget about sun protection—keep those rays away from your head by wearing hats when going out in the sun! And if all else fails (or if you just want an excuse), keep some SPF 45 sunscreen on hand so that you’re prepared just in case there’s a surprise winter beach trip on the horizon 😉

Takeaway:The more time you take with hair coloring, the better it will look.

The takeaway here is that the more time you take with hair coloring, the better it will look. But, if you want to get that salon-quality look, then you need to be prepared! Protect your clothes and surroundings by laying down plastic wrap around the areas where you’ll be working. When saturating your hair with color, use a soft brush (not too rough) so as not to damage or pull at any strands. Always remember not to leave any color behind on tools or in bowls—this can ruin the result. After use, keep leftover product in its original packaging for safe keeping until next time!

If this information has been helpful for anyone out there thinking about coloring their own hair at home but aren’t sure how much time they should spend doing so before jumping right into things without knowing what’s involved then hopefully now they won’t hesitate anymore because clearly whether it takes one hour or five hours shouldn’t matter since there are always ways around those obstacles such as doing research beforehand so no matter what happens later on while actually trying something new once again these tips should help guide them through whatever situation arises next time too; after all we’re only human beings ourselves and sometimes even if we know exactly what needs done beforehand doesn’t mean we’ll always end up doing everything correctly either way so don’t stress yourself thinking about all these little details because nothing really matters when compared against our own happiness anyway — just enjoy life instead!”