Want to give your color a boost without spending hours in the chair? Read this before your next date with your colorist The holidays are, well, here. You're likely trying to book a last-minute ...

It’s officially spring: the weather is warming up, flowers are blooming and we’re swapping out sweaters for sundresses. But what’s a seasonal transition without changing up your hair color?! While for ...

But the real game-changer is knowing when to use a hair gloss vs hair glaze so I can wait the longest time possible between ...

If you’re new to the at-home dye game, Marie Claire editors have used and stand by the Clairol Colorstrong line, which has options for quite literally every hair color and undertone you can think of.

Since reddish hair colors are some of the hardest to maintain, touch up your color every other week with an at-home glaze. A caramel gloss sparkles in the sun but looks low-key indoors.

If you want those luminous results but would prefer to skip harming your tresses and spending a ton of your hard-earned cash, an at-home hair gloss might be the answer. With rich, good-for-hair ...

That was until Glaze’s Hair Gloss in the shade Copper Crush landed on my desk. You’ve probably seen the circular packaging on your social media feeds promising to deliver glossy shine and ...