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James Corbett Talks Hair Color Trends For a Fab Fall

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Over the past 15 years, stylist James Corbett has not only amassed an impressive list of celebrity clients, but he's also trained with the best in the industry, including Beth Minardi, Warren Tricomi, and José Eber. Two years ago, he opened his own shop, the James Corbett Studio in New York, and now, he has some great ideas for fabulous hair color this season. You've already seen a few haircut trends for Fall, and now, it's all about perking your locks up with the right hues.
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Colors That Flatter YOUR Color

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We’re all for trying out dramatic new hair colors or experimenting within your own shade. But when you make a hair color change, you need to adjust the colors of your wardrobe to go with it. We asked Jennifer Romolini, Shine Fashion and Beauty Editor, to talk us through the color rules.

Scared to Color Your Hair at Home? Get Help Here!

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Call me a wimp, but I find at-home hair color pretty intimidating. I look at all the boxes and the little shade charts and see the long list of instructions and I just know that my klutzy self will botch something up along the way.

Do you feel the same way? Even if you don't, it's still worth checking out this at-home hair color video if you're thinking at all of coloring your hair. Even seasoned pros will learn a thing or two.

A few things I learned (spoiler alert!):

A grey hair cure may be available in 10 years

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For some women, going grey is a natural and beautiful part of the aging process. For others, the disappearance of hair pigment means spending lots of dough on hair dye or more frequent trips to the salon. If you fall into the second category, prepare to have your mind blown. Cosmetics company…

Is It Time You Changed Up Your Hairstyle?

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My recipe for the perfect evening in: large bowl of popcorn, glass of Pinot Grigio (don't mock, it goes quite well with Orville Redenbacher), and a line-up of makeover-themed TV shows in my TiVo. Don't ask me why, I just love, love makeover shows -- makeover anything really. And of course, my favorite part is comparing the befores and afters.

Awhile back, I was lucky enough to get my own makeover, and it was a total blast. So I know the women below must have had a ton of fun getting their hair color makeovers. But even if you're not before and after obsessed like I am, you should still check out these hair color tips -- because we could all use a little change now and then, couldn't we?

Are You Taking Good Enough Care of Your Hair?

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Being a beauty editor, you would think that my hair would be in excellent shape, right? Ehh, wrong! Actually, a job that necessitates frequent hairstyling, not to mention hair coloring and my sun addiction (which flies in the face of all sane beauty advice, I know) has left my hair in pretty rough shape.

What about you? Are you giving your hair the TLC it needs or are you slacking a bit? This quiz below will help you figure it out -- and give you ideas on how to fix up your poor battered mane. Check out the questions below, click on any to answer then see where your hair stands.

As season change, I change other things too. Do you?

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As seasons change, more than just the weather switches, we all wear to warmer clothes in darker tones and colors, makeup palettes change from dewy skin to a more matte finish, less bronzer more blush, and richer jewel toned eye shadows and nail color.

Study Shows: Blondes Spend More Time Primping. Are You Surprised?

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A new development has been made in science's never-ending quest to determine whether blondes really have more fun (seriously, do they really have nothing more pressing to investigate?). A study determined that blondes on average spend six more minutes getting ready than brunettes.

The study found that brunettes take 66 minutes to get ready daily, and their fair-haired counterparts take 72 minutes. This works out to 19 days versus 22 days a year spent primping, respectively. One other interesting find: brunettes were more likely to leave the house without doing their hair and makeup (I've been guilty of this a few times, as have these celebs -- eek!).

Red-dy or Not, There’s a New Hot Hair Color For Fall

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