Домашнє фарбування: що можна робити самостійно, а що краще довірити майстру?

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Can you dye your hair at home? What can really go wrong and what mistakes are the most difficult for a hairdresser to correct?

Home dyeing is a topic that hairdressers always have something to talk about. Some people dye their hair themselves for years and get good results, while others come to the salon after one dyeing with a result that is very difficult to correct.

In this video, we analyze home dyeing from a professional point of view: who can use it, when it is better not to experiment on their own, what mistakes are most common, and what the hairdresser has to work with later.

Let's talk about:

— why home dyeing often gives unexpected results;
— what are the main mistakes made when dyeing at home;
— which dyes can be relatively safe, and where the risk is much higher;
— what is most often encountered in the salon after home dyeing;
— what situations are the most difficult to correct;
— what people often do not know about hair dyeing;
— what you need to tell the master if you have already dyed your hair at home;
— how the master should work with the results of home dyeing;
— and most importantly — is it possible to dye your hair at home and who should not do it.

If you have dyed your hair at least once yourself — this video will help you better understand what happens to your hair during such dyeing and why the result does not always depend only on the dye itself.

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Timecodes:

00:00 — Introduction

00:10 — Why home coloring doesn’t work

00:17 — Reason 1

00:26 — Reason 2

01:05 — Safe and dangerous coloring

01:56 — The most common coloring problems

02:47 — What is most common in the salon

03:32 — What is the most difficult thing to fix after home coloring

04:19 — What people don’t know when coloring at home

05:58 — What you should definitely tell the master

07:42 — Frequently asked questions

08:52 — Conclusions