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You’ve heard it a million times, from your stylist, the internet, or even friends who’ve been there before: box dye is bad. But the temptation to color your hair at home for about the same price as your monthly Netflix bill can be pretty strong. Especially now that many salons have had to close due to the current coronavirus pandemic, box dye can seem like an easy, at-home solution. 

Unless you’re one of the lucky ones to have been quarantined with a colorist, your hair has likely suffered in the past few months. And, while there is a light at the end of the tunnel—most states are planning to reopen hair salons in the coming weeks—you may not be able to get your color touched up as often as you’d like, whether by choice or by the influx of appointments in the near future. Luckily, there are a few easy ways to maintain your color at home. Check out our fave at-home color treatments designed to refresh your color and help you go longer in between salon visits. 

Dealing with baby hairs can be as exhausting as handling a newborn—just when you think you’ve gotten everything under control, those pesky baby hairs appear out of nowhere and refuse to calm down no matter what you try! The good news? Nearly every woman struggles with baby hairs at least once in her life, whether the wispy strands appear at childhood or post-baby. Don’t stress, we’ve got you covered! Read on to learn everything you need to know about taming baby hairs, including the causes, preventative measures and easy ways to slick them down whenever you’re in a pinch!