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Hair must be clean, dry and dirtfree. Avoid using color on freshly washed hair as the natural oils in your hair protects it from strong chemicals. Comb your hair, stand infront of the mirror and imagine yourself with the colored tresses. That would give you an idea of how to go about the entire procedure. Divide your hair into several sections, each having about eight to ten hair strands. You can take alternate sections and paint them up to the tip, in case you are highlighting them. If you are coloring your entire hair, it would require you to patiently coat every strand with the color mixture. Be sure to coat the hair strands properly, so that it does not look awkwardly done. Let the color sit for sometime. Slightly rub off the color coating from a part of the hair and analyze. If it has lightened sufficiently, rinse off the rest of the hair. Off you go, a trend setter in the making!Hair extensions might seem like a new invention but in reality hair additions have been around as far back as the Egyptian times when both men and women work wigs. Since then hair pieces have been in and out of fashion ever since. In 1800 fake hair was frowned upon and women left their hair to be natural until the Romantic era was in full swing when women wore elaborate Apollo knots. Come the mid Victorian era and hair pieces were used a lot more extensively. Then strangely in the early 20th century Edwardian women wore false hair additions to create the pompadour hairstyle which looked like a woman was wearing a teapot on her head. How that became fashionable I don't really know! Around the 1920's less hair was the big thing so hair pieces took a dive around that time and it wasn't until the 1940s when long hair came back into fashion and women starting indulging again.