Nothing says "seasonal makeover" like a box of hair dye. With the hair color market expected to reach 11.44 billion by 2029, ...

In the name of woodturning innovation, I grabbed a box of hair dye and went straight to the lathe. What happened next was unpredictable—some colors popped, others reacted in wild ways. If you’re into ...

In general, using hair dye is safe, but if you're prone to allergies or have sensitive skin, it should be used with caution. How to Dye Hair Safely. To prevent health issues from hair dye, ...

In a 2019 study involving more than 46,000 women, Dr. White and her colleagues found that those who used permanent hair dye frequently (every five to eight weeks) had a 9 percent higher risk of ...

Hair dye is linked to a few types of cancer. But it’s not proven to cause cancer. Your risk may depend in part on whether you color your hair, or work with hair dye.

As Parks stated, it’s the absolute best on virgin hair, and since it is a permanent dye, it’s recommended to stick to going darker or within your hair color level.

I won't lie to you: I used to think that at-home hair colors and dyes were off limits. Well, turns out, I was wrong. When lockdown hit in 2020, so many of my friends starting coloring their hair ...

We’re not talking neons, Slim Shady bleach, or anything else funky you might find in Pete Davidson’s vanity. Instead, these are hair dyes uniquely formulated for graying and meant to return ...

Experts say it's safe to dye your hair every 4-6 weeks, but there are some exceptions. Here's the recommended time frame for best results.

Hairstylist Lucas Wilson used Good Dye Young's semi-permanent hair dye “Ex-Girl” on Rae, per the caption. The color is described as a “True, hot-pink with bright warm undertones," which ...