Late last year into June of this year, Emma Stone switched things up by coloring her hair from her signature auburn to a platinum blond. But since then, she's returned back to the shade that made her famous. If you love the warm-toned look, but don't want to spend a lot of money going to a salon to get it, try Revlon Colorsilk Permanent Hair Color in Medium Auburn ($4) or Clairol Perfect 10 Read more

Bright hair dye, even the temporary kind, is usually messy, hard to get out, and takes a long time if you want to create more than a few streaks. So we were really excited when new Kevin Murphy Color Bugs came across our desks. Instead of typical messy liquid dye, they're little pressed powders that you just rub into your hair. That way, you can put on as much or as little color as you like, Read more

You've heard of foils, capping, and balayage (aka painting on hair color), but have you ever seen color stamped on the hair? That's just what hairstylist Brig Van Osten, winner of season three of Bravo's Shear Genius, did. Using various-sized round objects as stamps, Van Osten applied Pravana's intensely pigmented Vivids (in yellow, violet, green, and wild orchid) onto a model's ultrablond Read more

The models above have gorgeous, velvety brown hair. And if you guessed that this color came from hours in an expensive salon chair, you'd be wrong. Colorist Marie Robinson colored their hair for the Spring 2012 Naeem Khan show with Clairol Perfect 10 (some of which she picked up at a nearby drugstore during a last-minute run). "Coloring hair at home isn't as scary as people think," she says. "A Read more

When temperatures dip, lightening your hair might not be the first thing on your mind, but when done correctly, it can end up being a change for the better. When going blond, however, "You don't want to look like everybody else," advises celebrity colorist Michael Canale, who counts stars like Jennifer Aniston, Heidi Klum, Kyra Sedgwick, and Denise Richards among his clientele. He adds, "When Read more

Red is just one of those colors that can either look absolutely stunning or absolutely wash you out. The key, as you might expect, is to pick the right undertones for your complexion. But since a natural-looking red is such a tricky color to get right, "You really have to go to a professional for this," explains celebrity colorist (and Jennifer Aniston and Heidi Klum's go-to guy) Michael Canale. Read more