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post 10000115560 04-06-2026, 07:01 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
I’ve been researching this.

Once my transplant grows in I’ll be colouring my hair too because of grey.

The just for men box dye looks weird as fuck… almost makes my hair look like fake doll hair

Are you happy with the salon results? Is it dye or grey blending? Rate your results out of 10.

Thanks
I don't do the grey blending shit I just go for full color. And yeah 10/10 results. Between haircuts the only real gray that even shows back up is in my sideburns because it's so short. The girl who cuts my hair also did a good job of matching the color to my natural color really well I think which helps.

I almost tried some boxed shampoo hair color shit. I bought a pack of it then started reading how it can stain your fingernails if you don't use gloves and all this other shit and I just said fuck that and did it at the salon instead.


If you have the money just have it done at the salon is my suggestion. We got a lot of penny pinchers here on the misc (either that or they're just flat our poor which could also be true) that shit on spending money on anything of quality. If you're going to color your hair you might as well do it right.
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post 10000115625 04-06-2026, 07:55 PM
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$30 with tip.


I've been coloring my hair for years to get rid of the grey. A $10 bottle of Garnier Nutrisse and 30 minutes later I'm good for 2 months.
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post 10000115639 04-06-2026, 08:02 PM
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Whatever the barber charges, I don't fucking know

If you're at the point in your life where you have to budget for a haircut, I got some bad news, son
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post 10000115640 04-06-2026, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Herbatint Permanent Hair Dye
I was going to recommend womens hair dye as well. Also, try to go a little bit lighter than what is on the box picture than your natural color unless you're trying to go darker than natural color. It usually ends up being darker than it looks.
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post 10000115644 04-06-2026, 08:04 PM
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post 10000115663 04-06-2026, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1⏩
I don't do the grey blending shit I just go for full color. And yeah 10/10 results. Between haircuts the only real gray that even shows back up is in my sideburns because it's so short. The girl who cuts my hair also did a good job of matching the color to my natural color really well I think which helps.

I almost tried some boxed shampoo hair color shit. I bought a pack of it then started reading how it can stain your fingernails if you don't use gloves and all this other shit and I just said fuck that and did it at the salon instead.


If you have the money just have it done at the salon is my suggestion. We got a lot of penny pinchers here on the misc (either that or they're just flat our poor which could also be true) that shit on spending money on anything of quality. If you're going to color your hair you might as well do it right.
Thanks man appreciate the reply.

The box shampoo is messy as fuck and it gets everywhere if you aren’t careful. I tried it once and it stained my ears and forehead. So had to scrub to the point of bleeding.

I came into work the next day with jet black hair, dye in my ears and a scabbed forehead and everyone made fun of me lol

Salon looking like the number one option so far.
post 10000115670 04-06-2026, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Thanks man appreciate the reply.

The box shampoo is messy as fuck and it gets everywhere if you aren’t careful. I tried it once and it stained my ears and forehead. So had to scrub to the point of bleeding.

I came into work the next day with jet black hair, dye in my ears and a scabbed forehead and everyone made fun of me lol

Salon looking like the number one option so far.
Yeah after I read how easy that boxed shampoo can stain various parts of your body I bailed on it for that reason. There was 0 chance I would have been able to do it carefully enough. I saw that bad idea coming a mile away.
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post 10000115678 04-06-2026, 08:22 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
I was going to recommend womens hair dye as well. Also, try to go a little bit lighter than what is on the box picture than your natural color unless you're trying to go darker than natural color. It usually ends up being darker than it looks.
Yes. I have no problem with people wanting to go to a salon to get it done, (heck I do it too) but there are products out there now that work the same as a salon. What would I know...I've only been coloring my hair for years lol...

I color mine black though so it's pretty simple. :)
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post 10000115695 04-06-2026, 08:32 PM
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I don't see how hair colour is that hard to figure out.

GF manages it in about 15 minutes including some of the dreads, just goes in and you leave it then wash apparently.
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post 10000115708 04-06-2026, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted By LargePeter⏩
I don't see how hair colour is that hard to figure out.

GF manages it in about 15 minutes including some of the dreads, just goes in and you leave it then wash apparently.
Here's the thing...maybe it's not easy for guys because they're not used of doing it. As for all this talk about staining, etc...that's not a big deal and it comes right off when you shower. You can apply vaseline as a barrier in places you think you might stain forehead, ears, etc... If you have any female friends have them do it for you...were good at that stuff lol...
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post 10000115800 04-06-2026, 10:16 PM
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Also cut it myself. Was about 26 bucks 20 yrs ago. Googled, and apparently a men's hair cut here is now 47 - 63 bucks, lol.
post 10000118531 04-08-2026, 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted By kimm4⏩
Here's the thing...maybe it's not easy for guys because they're not used of doing it. As for all this talk about staining, etc...that's not a big deal and it comes right off when you shower. You can apply vaseline as a barrier in places you think you might stain forehead, ears, etc... If you have any female friends have them do it for you...were good at that stuff lol...
Yup. I use vaseline on my forehead and cheeks near ears. I also make sure to have wet paper towels ready to wipe off any that drips right away.
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