Millions of people worldwide color their hair at home, and even more began doing so after the lockdown brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. According to L’Oréal, the at-home hair color ...

Coloring hair at home comes with plenty of struggles. First, there’s the task of playing cosmetic chemist and mixing the color, worrying that if you don’t blend the formula just right it might look ...

At CES, L’Oréal is showing off its first hair color device that can be used at home. The handheld Colorsonic can mix and apply product evenly, according to the company. If it works as promised, ...

I wanted the Colorsonic to zap my grays. Instead, I got a lesson in tradeoffs. If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. is a senior reporter ...

Coloring your hair at home is about to get a lot easier thanks to L'Oréal's new Colorsonic device. Resembling a curling iron with a brush head at the end, the Colorsonic uses cartridges to dispense ...

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If you’ve ever attempted to color your hair using a home kit, you get why salons charge an arm and a leg for good color. In an attempt to take the mess out of the process and make the results a little ...

At CES on Monday, L’Oréal took aim at one of beauty’s most challenging pandemic-era dilemmas: How to achieve great results from at-home hair color. The company’s answer comes in the form of Colorsonic ...