Love this vibrant head of hair? To achieve this glowing blue, you'll want to make sure you've lifted your hair pretty close to platinum level before applying the Good Dye Young semi-permanent hair color. If you want a deeper blue-black color, leave your strands dark or lift to a copper level for a little more drama.

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Star Hair Color: Warm Blonde

When it comes to hair color at home, the more low-maintenance, the better. That's where John Frieda's Colour Refreshing Gloss comes in. After shampooing, simply apply a dime-sized amount to strands, let the gloss sit for three to five minutes, and rinse. While the hair gloss is just as good for brunettes and redheads, this semi-permanent hair color is a favorite among blondies who are looking to get rid of brassiness, brighten highlights and add a bit of shine.

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If your once-gorgeous ombre hair is starting to disappear, John Frieda's Colour Refreshing Gloss is the perfect solution to toning out brassiness, warming up your color and adding shine. It deposits nice, even color into strands but isn't heavy enough to make your ombre an all-over even color.

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Star Hair Color: Golden Brown

Though this hair color just launched, with the bronde hair color trend blowing up, we suspect this is going to be Dark & Lovely's best seller. If you've relaxed your hair or colored it in the past, this semi-permanent hair color's incredibly hydrating formula ensures you don't further fry strands. The dye is infused with moisturizing shea butter, coconut oil, argan oil, olive oil and pomegranate seed, so its basically like a deep conditioning treatment and hair color in one.

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Remember, semi- and demi-permanent hair colors only deposit color, so keep in mind Miss Brit Watkins, pictured, already had her highlights done. If you're already on that bronde trend though (you trendsetter, you) and need to refresh your tresses, Dark & Lovely Color Gloss will brighten up your lackluster color.

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