After following the directions on mixing each element of the dye kit (which contains the colour, colour activator, gloves, protective barrier cream, stain removing wipe, and deep conditioning treatment), we start on the areas where the grey hairs are most visible. These are mostly along the parting and through the fringe. By dyeing these sections first, it means they'll get the most development time, making sure there is 100-percent grey coverage.
I like to squeeze the dye directly from the bottle and use a hair-colouring brush to evenly work the formula into the hair. If you're dyeing your hair without an extra pair of hands, this is where things can start to get a little messy. For this, Fiona said, "The stain remover wipe is a saviour!" Make sure you clean up any mess around your hair line and don't forget to check any stains on your ears.