9. Antiquated Toothbrush
The best places to buy include Rite Aid, CVS, and dollar stores.
Average Cost of Product: $2–$4*
More and more people are colouring their hair at home (and even getting themselves fringed), especially these days. Bangs are not something we would advise, but if you have good at-home hair colour, you could give them a go. When dyeing hair at home, an old, clean toothbrush can come in handy.
Hair Dye With An Old Toothbrush, @VaselineBeautyTips/PPinterest
The ideal instrument for ensuring that colour is applied to certain regions is a toothbrush. Apply the dye precisely and gently with the toothbrush when applying highlights or lowlights. Another option is to use mascara that has been cleaned and is makeup-free; however, cleaning it fully before use can be a little more challenging.
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