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" &amp;quot;I recently dyed my hair black, and everyone told me it would fade pretty quickly. So I decided to try Redken Color Extend--I was amazed at how long the black lasted.&amp;quot; --Kat, 16, Middleburg, FL &amp;quot;I try to cut down on using hot tools to avoid heat damage on my newly colored hair. Anything you can do to let your color rest will help it last!&amp;quot; --Jennifer, 17, Charlotte, N.C. &amp;quot;I only wash my hair every other day. Not only does my color last longer, but it keeps my hair healthier, shinier, and stronger!&amp;quot; --Natia, 15, South Plainfield, NJ &amp;quot;The products from Aveda Color Conserve line are great. They maintain everything from blonde to black, and the conditioners are both color-depositing and deep conditioning. Fabulous.&amp;quot; --Emily, 19, North Woodmere, NY &amp;quot;When I dyed my hair pink, it lasted for three months! I didn&amp;#039;t wash my hair as much and I used cooler water when I showered.&amp;quot; --Emily, 14, Saskatoon, SK, Canada &amp;quot;If you&amp;#039;re a swimmer with dyed hair like me, always wear a swim cap to protect it from interacting with chlorine in the pool. It may not be pretty, but the color your hair could end up if you don&amp;#039;t wouldn&amp;#039;t be pretty either.&amp;quot; --Karen, 16, Newark, DE &amp;quot;To keep blonde hair from fading, use Pantene Pro-V Blonde Expressions shampoo, conditioner, and detangling foam. It makes your hair look so healthy and keeps the color vibrant! I haven&amp;#039;t had to highlight in months and everyone always compliments my hair.&amp;quot; --Peyton, 16, West Chester, OH &amp;quot;Using products with vitamins A, C, and E help protect your haircolor from fading in the sun. You should also look for SPF formulas, or wear a scarf when you know you&amp;#039;ll be outside for awhile.&amp;quot; --Maggie, 18, Pensacola, FL &amp;quot;If you have blonde hair or highlights and you don&amp;#039;t want them to turn brassy over time, Clairol makes this special shampoo that&amp;#039;s been around forever. It&amp;#039;s called Shimmer Lights, and if you leave it on for five minutes in the shower, it cools down and brightens your color. You have to get it at professional beauty supply stores, but it&amp;#039;s really inexpensive!&amp;quot; --Becca, 20, Washington, D.C. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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