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Home›How To›How to Mix Hair Dye: 11 Steps

How to Mix Hair Dye: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
October 8, 2023
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Introduction:

Looking to change up your hairstyle and add a fresh pop of color? Mixing hair dye can seem like a daunting task, but with the right steps and technique, you’ll have stunning new locks in no time! Follow these 11 steps to learn how to mix hair dye like a pro.

Step 1: Choose Your Hair Dye

First things first, you’ll need to select a hair dye that suits your desired color and hair type. For best results, choose professional-grade dyes or options recommended by your hairstylist.

Step 2: Read the Instructions

Before diving into mixing your dye, carefully read the instructions provided on the dye’s packaging or those provided by your hairstylist. Different dyes may have specific mixing ratios and recommendations.

Step 3: Gather Your Supplies

Prepare all necessary materials before mixing your hair dye. You’ll typically need gloves, an application brush, mixing bowl, developer (if required), a spatula for stirring, and any additional supplies recommended in the instructions.

Step 4: Preparing Your Workspace

Choose a designated area for mixing and applying your hair dye where stains won’t be an issue. Cover surfaces with plastic or old towels to avoid permanent damage and keep clean-up easy.

Step 5: Wear Protective Gear

To protect yourself from accidental spills and stains, wear gloves and old clothes or a disposable cape during the entire process.

Step 6: Measure Your Hair Dye

Using the provided directions as a guide, measure out the appropriate amount of hair dye. Be sure to use a non-metallic mixing bowl as metal can react with certain chemicals in some dyes.

Step 7: Measure Your Developer (if applicable)

If your hair dye requires developer (commonly used in permanent dyes), measure out the proper amount using instructions provided by the manufacturer. It is important not to deviate from the recommended ratios, as doing so can affect the final result.

Step 8: Mix Your Hair Dye

Combine the hair dye and developer (if applicable) in your non-metallic mixing bowl. Using a spatula or application brush, gently blend the two components until they are fully combined and have a smooth, consistent texture.

Step 9: Let The Mixture Rest

Follow your hair dye’s instructions to determine if letting the mixture rest is necessary. Some dyes need a few minutes to activate and fully amalgamate before application.

Step 10: Perform a Strand Test

Before applying your mixed dye to your full head, it is highly recommended to perform a strand test on a small section of hair. This will help determine if the color is what you have desired and identify any potential reactions or color changes in advance.

Step 11: Apply Your Mixed Hair Dye

Once all previous steps have been completed and you are confident with your strand test results, apply the mixed dye evenly to your hair according to the provided instructions or recommendations from your hairstylist.

In Conclusion:

Mixing hair dye may seem overwhelming at first, but by following these 11 steps, you’ll be able to achieve an even and vibrant color that brings new life to your locks. Remember to always follow safety precautions, directions provided by manufacturers, and consult with hairstyling professionals for additional guidance. Happy coloring!

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