Coloring hair has become a common fashion these days. You may use colors to add shine to your hair or for gray coverage. You may use either use a home color or go for a professional color. Professional colors offer solution for a wide variety of requirements, while home colors are usually for gray coverage and one to two levels of lightening. There is a wide variety or professional hair colors available in market. Making right choice may become quite difficult.

Depending on your requirement, you can choose from different types of hair colors. The first category is temporary hair color, which usually last for 1-2 shampoos. Such color is often temporary for Halloween and some "rinses". However, it may last longer on blonde hair or porous and chemically treated hair. Temporary hair colors come in both spray and liquid form. They usually contain FD& C dyes.

Semi permanent hair colors are second category of hair colors. They usually last for 4-6 weeks. You can use these colors to blend gray hair without lightening color of other hair. Some semi permanent hair colors contain strictly food grade dyes or FD & C dyes with an alkalizer. Some use oxidative dyes with an alkalizer.

One dream that every woman cherishes is of fabulous hair. She wants all eyes reverted and all heads turned towards her hair in awe and jealousy.

If you also want to have that ‘just out of salon’ look then update yourself about commandments of control and you will be one whose hairlooks will make all women go green in eyes!

1. Use Rollers Right

Rollers, such as hot rollers, Velcro or self-adhering ones, are in-thing these days. Use unheated rollers on damp hair. Wait for hair to be barely damp, roll up rollers, keeping broadest ones at top. Let hair dry and then unwind rollers carefully.

In case of hot rollers, allow rollers to cool. Now gently remove them. With help of your fingers, gently comb your hair to open curls slightly. This will give a more bouncy and curly look. Lastly add a small measure of hair or finishing spray and you are ready with that sexy style!

2. Get Regular Trims

Regular trims are essential to avoid bad hair day. Gap between two trims should not be more than 3 to 4 weeks. Do not go lazy on trimming even if you growing your hair longer. Gel smoothens and flips up ends of hair, which have lost their shape in process of growing.

3. Start with a Great Cut

Falling right into place and simple to style - this is definition of a great cut. The more time hairdresser spends in finishing your hair, less chances you have of re-creating that look on your own.

A good cut complements your hair texture and type, manages your hair even on windy days and surely controls that irritating frizz. Another way to recognize a good cut is that even after six weeks, it still is easy to style. Result - gap between trims becomes longer. Inform stylist about drawbacks of your hair. Educate yourself about solutions.

4. Think Roots First

Concentrating most of products at roots and blow-drying root area first give you more volume and height.

5. Don't Fight Nature Too Much