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Have you ever had this feeling of swimming you have to change something right away, without leaving your home or pay an expensive living room procedure? One of the best ways to do is change hair color. Yes, you can actually do this at home with very basic supplies. Some are sweet and natural like carrots and roots of beets, while others can help you create the brightest colors you have ever seen on your hair. Keep in mind that these dyes will work differently on dark and light hair tones. Here are 8 wildest ways to dye your hair at home.

Marker dye

Get yourself a washable marker box, choose some colors that you want to experiment and open each of them. Inside, you will find ink cartridges in the form of sticks. Take the first stick, put in one end in the water until it becomes white-ish - it's the end you can take in your mouth and blow the ink into a separate bowl. Repeat the procedure with all sticks using separate bowls. Add hair conditioner to dilute each ink and turn it into hair dye. Then start painting your strands! It's a good idea to use gloves for protection.

Beet root dye

The beet root is one of these natural dyes that can do something for clear hair and black hair. To create your own beet root dye, you will need a half cup of fresh beet juice mixed with 1 tablespoon of coconut oil. Apply the mixture to your hair, wrap it up and wait about 50 to 60 minutes. In the end, you should have a nice vocal hue if you have darker hair and a mild magenta hue if you have lighter hair.

PASTELS DYE

Dyeing your hair with pastels is quite easy - just choose some colors you want to put on your hair. Take a pastel stick, put one end in water until it becomes soft and dough, then start rubbing it in your hair. The color will be bright enough, but the pastels go straight quickly.

Lemon Highlights

Lemon is a natural highlighter, so why not try it on your hair? Take a half cup of freshly squeezed lemon juice and dilute it with a quarter of a cup of water. Mix a little coconut oil for moisture. Apply to the areas of your hair you want to highlight - a good idea is to use a bottle of spray. The most important thing is to put your hair in the sun - this way, the lemon will be activated. The lemon works slowly and you will probably need to try a few times to see the desirable result.

Kool-Aid Dye

The dyeing of your hair with Kool-Aid is ridiculously easy. Pour your Kool-Aid powder into a glass, add a little water to dilute and highlight the color, then follow a good amount of hair conditioner to turn it into color that you will apply on your hair. Mix everything thoroughly and put it on your hair using a brush. You can use aluminum foil to cover the dyed strands. Let dry, then wash your hair and voila! Another way to do it is to boil water, add the kool-aid package, then dive your hair for about 30 minutes. Work for black hair too!

Coffee dye

Coffee is one of the most natural nutritious natural dyes. To make a concoction that will change your hair color, you will need a freshly brewed espresso cup quarter, half a cup of conditioner to give it a texture and a teaspoon of coffee patterns. Mix everything thoroughly and apply to your hair for about 60 minutes. Do not expect a very important color change, but it could even pull your tone out and create a different hue.

Food coloring color

This can be one of the safest and most natural ways to dye your hair at home with quite lively results. Food staining is free of chemicals and has a variety of colors to experiment. Take a few drops of the color you want to try, mix with the hair conditioner and apply it in the areas of your hair you want to dye. To create a dense color, simply add more drops of food coloring. Let the DIY dye on your hair for 15 to 20 minutes and rinse it with water.

Cinnamon dye

It turns out that cinnamon feels not only delicious, but it can also provide you with a change in hair color! According to some Youtube experts, cinnamon can lighten your hair at least by a tone. Mix a half-cup of cinnamon with half a cup of hair conditioner and apply it to your hair for at least one hour. Natural dyes always take longer to work!