Sticking Hair Colour Karne Ka Tarika – Complete Guide for Beginners
If you want a vibrant, long‑lasting shade without spending hours at a salon, sticking hair colour is an excellent DIY option. This step‑by‑step guide explains the entire process – from understanding base colour theory to the final rinse – so you can achieve salon‑level results at home.
1. Base Colour Theory – Why It Matters
Before you start, know the role of the base colour. The base determines how the sticking colour will appear on your hair. A lighter base (e.g., blonde or light brown) lets bright shades pop, while a darker base may mute the final hue. Most professionals recommend:
- Choosing a base that is one to two levels lighter than your desired shade.
- Testing a small strand to see how the colour reacts with your natural pigment.
Understanding this principle helps you avoid unexpected outcomes and reduces the need for corrective treatments.
2. Materials You’ll Need
- Sticking hair colour kit (powder + developer)
- Plastic mixing bowl and brush
- Aluminium foil or a cap for sectioning
- Gloves, old towel, and a wide‑tooth comb
- Shampoo and conditioner for colour‑treated hair
All items are available at most beauty supply stores. If you prefer a professional touch, you can watch tutorials from Rohit Hairstylist or Farah Salon for visual guidance.
3. Preparing Your Hair
Follow these pre‑colour steps to ensure even absorption:
- Wash your hair with a gentle shampoo 24 hours before colouring. Avoid deep conditioners that can create a barrier.
- Dry the hair completely – a dry scalp helps the colour stick better.
- Divide your hair into sections using a cap or clips. This makes application smoother and prevents overlapping.
