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At-home hair coloring is one of those things that you either embrace or shun — there's no middle ground. But just because you had one traumatic color calamity (hello orange-ish blonde, a.k.a. blorange) doesn't mean you have to swear offdrugstore hair color forever.

We asked celebrity colorist Mike Petrizzi, of the De Berardinis Salon in NYC, to give us his tips for applying color like a pro. Follow his advice and you'll not only end up with beautiful, natural-looking hair color, but also save a ton of cash in the process, by skipping all those high-priced salon visits. 

1). What's Your Number?

When selecting a color, don't be wooed by the model's hair color on the box — your hair won't necessarily turn out that exact shade. Instead, Petrizzi says to match your hair color up with the ones on the back of the box, which will tell you how that shade will affect your starting color. You might have to do this with a few different boxes in order to find your ideal end shade. 

2). Avoid The Orange

If you're looking to go darker, Petrizzi suggests skipping anything in the warm brown family. "Unless you want orange hair, steer clear of this inviting, snuggle-up-to-me color," he says. When dying your hair darker, those tempting ammoniated colors will actually just develop brassy. Going lighter? It may sound counterintuitive but choose an ashy shade. "It will do anything but singe your hair and will actually balance out any brassy undertones that may pop up," says Petrizzi. 

3). Be A Mix Master

Buying two different shades and mixing them together is the best way to get beautiful, believable hair color. Think about it: A colorist at the salon doesn't use just one shade on your strands. They use a mix to create an end result that's full of both highlights and lowlights. So grab a box of color that's a bit darker than your natural shade and one that lighter, and get mixing! "Apply the darker shade on your roots and to the first inch and a half of your crown," says Petrizzi. "Add a little overlap on the roots with the lighter shade, then marry the two shades by pulling the lighter shade into the lower part of your hair. Voila! Perfect, salon-quality color that looks like you were born with it." 

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Blow Out

Replicating that perfect salon blow out is always a difficult task, but hair stylist Eric Gabriel shares his tips with Heidi so that she (and you) can always have a good hair day.

1. Completely towel dry your hair, especially the roots.

2. Section your hair into two side-pieces, one upper back piece, and one lower back piece that you begin with.

3. Always have the hair dryer on high volume, and use a lightweight dryer if possible to keep your arms from getting tired.

4. Have a firm hold on the brush, and anchor the hair tightly, starting at the roots. Blow from the top down to avoid frizz.

5. You don't need to see the back of your head to give yourself a perfect blow out. Use touch and sense of feeling to know how far you've come.

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PRODUCTS USED:
Becca Shimmering Primer
BECCA Tinted Foundation
Clinique Smoothing Concealer 04 Brush from Real Techniques
Urban Decay 24/7 Glide on Shadow pencil in lit
Chanel Sublime De Chanel mascara 13
Real Techniques Brush Groomer
Chanel Loose powder
MAC studio finish Concealer as contour
Urban Decay highlighter in Sin
Bobbi Brown natural brow shaper
Neils Yard Clear Gloss