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Decide if Highlighting at Home Is for You
If you have "over processed, chemically relaxed or extremely damaged hair," Cona says you should avoid highlighting your hair at home.

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Choose a Box that Caters to Your Hair Color
Highlighting hair at home is easiest if you have blonde to medium brown hair, O'Connor says. If your hair is darker, make sure the box you choose shows your specific natural shade, if not, proceed with caution or opt to see a stylist instead.

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Highlights can add dimension to hair and give it a gorgeous sun-kissed effect when done correctly, but a few missteps can make you look skunk-like or worse. Thanks to experts Rona O'Conner, celebrity colorist and co-owner of the Lukaro salon in Beverly Hills, Calif. and Marcy Cona, Clairol Global Creative Director of Color and Style we got the scoop on how to successfully highlight hair at home — read on to see their tips.

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