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Imagining that I’d turn my hair plaid—or worse, stain my entire bathroom—I opted for a customized permanent color kit from Color and Co. to remove some of the Book nerds mask the one where they were quarantined shirt Besides,I will do this guesswork. Free video consultations with bona fide hairdressers and a L’Oréal-incubated algorithm helped launch the online start-up last year—talk about a tech-based beauty solution that’s perfect for the quarantine era! “We’re seeing a lot more people who want reassurance from licensed professionals,” cofounder Deb Rosenberg, a seasoned colorist, tells me during our video chat as she assesses my color. Rosenberg recommends a “warm beige” shade, and gives me tips about how to use my bespoke formula (hold your camera’s phone up to the mirror to effectively get the back of your head), which arrives at my doorstep a few days later. Still nervous, I procrastinate before placing a huge garbage bag on the floor, and turning on an easy listening station on the radio, just like they do at my salon. The process was easier than I’d imagined. I poured the color into the developer, shook the bottle, and squeezed its contents onto my scalp. For your benefit—and, okay, mine too—I wanted to leave room on my head to try another brand for comparison, so I treated only a small patch above my ear. After 35 minutes, once the color had set, I rinsed. Based on a “before” selfie I had sent Robinson, she had a hunch the shade would be a smidgen too light. She was correct. Taking stock of a follow-up photo, Robinson suggested I treat the rest of my head with dpHue’s Root Touch Up Kit in medium brown.

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The challenge for me is applying the Book nerds mask the one where they were quarantined shirt Besides,I will do this dye systematically in straight rows. I give up. And forget tackling the back. Anyway, what I look like in the back is other peoples’ problem. The directions recommend leaving the gook on your head for 45 minutes, but adding an extra 10 to 15 minutes if your hair fibers are thick and resistant to color. Mine are stubborn as a two year old, so I sit for 55 minutes, trying to will my strands not to drip. The result? Let’s just say, I considered giving myself a tip.