HOW TO REMOVE HAIR COLOR STAINS
Getting hair dye on your countertops and floors isn’t something anyone does on purpose, but if you act quickly then it’s not a huge deal. Here are a couple of things that can help rub away those hair color splatters before they become stains. Take extra care with a specific finish on floors and countertops just so you’re not too rough and won’t risk rubbing away any of the gloss.
Baking soda and water.
Everyone should have a box of baking soda at home (it’s magical and versatile). To use baking soda for stain removal on granite, formica, or laminate, mix it with water. The ratio is usually a one to one, but simply add a little water at a time until you form a paste. This hard paste acts almost like a pumice exfoliator, which removes color without being too harsh on your finish. Layer the paste onto your stained area, allowing it to harden and soak up the hair dye. Once the baking soda becomes hard, you can then wipe it away from the surface with a damp cloth.
Our Stain Remover.
While our Stain Remover Wipes work wonders on your hairline, our product team put it to the test on countertops—it worked! Just tear open the package and rub the stained area in circular motions until it’s gone. Stain removal works best if it’s done quickly, but just in case you miss a spot that sits overnight, the solution should work just the same.
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Deciding on the right hair color is tough, but going red is like finally taking that vacation to the Bahamas or going on a Safari—it’s all about the adventure. The wonderful thing about red is that it doesn’t have to be shockingly bright; red can also be an undertone that adds vibrancy and dimension to your color. The best way to approach red is to go custom and tailor the shade to your skin tone, eye color, and lifestyle. If you're looking for a hue that's guaranteed to turn heads, these reds will inspire you to take the plunge. Just give us a call and chat with your colorist about your options.
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Whenever curl-spiration strikes you already know what look you want. Summery beach waves are easy and fun to wear, but it’s as much about your technique as it is the tool you use to get them. There are different barrel sizes and materials to consider, as well as your choice of a curling iron or clipless curling wand. Each size barrel can give you a very different hairstyle, so it’s best that you look to the right size barrel and whether or not the barrel is pure titanium, tourmaline ceramic or coated.
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Picture this -- as soon as the last turkey drops, you’ve got Michael Buble singing holiday tunes in the background while you decorate. And every year, you take some time to compile a list of the perfect gifts for your friends and family. But what constitutes the best gift for all of your stylish female friends? When it comes to the women and beauty enthusiasts in your life, you want to get it right every time. So why not give them the gift of gorgeous hair with NuMe. We’ve got six, lovely and convenient holiday gift sets that are this season's must-haves. So make a list and check it twice because this year, everyone’s nice. While you’re shopping we know you’ll want to keep everything all to yourself, but hold back your Grinch-ness and gift it up. You’ll surely be everyone’s favorite person this year.
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Scalp Stress Is Real - Hairstyles and Techniques That Cause It
When your hair is in pain that can make you feel all sorts of things. The issue can also cause you to wonder what is going on with your hair and why. Itching, burning, and soreness in your scalp, especially when you move your hair is more than just uncomfortable; it’s a sign that something is happening. Your hair is trying to tell you that it’s being pulled too tightly or set in a way that causes the follicle to experience stress at the root which makes your scalp feel sore.
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