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About This Document: [...] says Massey, "ask for long, graduated layers in the back with a few shorter pieces near your face to keep it from looking too puffy. If they contain retinol, benzoyl peroxide, sulfur, or alpha or beta hydroxy acids (the most common ones are glycolic acid, salicylic acid, and lactic acid), stop using them three days before you wax. SCARYSTRIPES * "I wanted to add sunkissed streaks to my medium-brown hair with a drugstore highlighting kit. 1 ended up with orange stripes!" -LAURA, 24 WHAT WENT WRONG At-home highlighting kits rely on bleach to lighten your strands (color kits use dye to darken them), so if you end up with orange hues instead of honey blonde ones, "you probably didn't let the chemicals sit on your hair long enough, and the correct color couldn't fully develop," says Jason Backe, the color director at the Ted Gibson Salon in New York City.

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