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Should You Shake Up Your Hair Color?

Having the same hair color day in and day out is kind of like eating the same thing for breakfast everyday: It's comforting, yes, but also kind of boring. But major change might not be in the cards for everyone. Take this quiz to find out what kind of hair color changes might be right for you!

By Julie Gerstein

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1. What's your beauty routine like?

I spend as little time as possible on my hair and makeup in the morning. Too many other things to do.

I shower and blow dry my hair and have a complete makeup regimen — including foundation, eyeshadow, lipstick and mascara — that I follow consistently.

Where to begin? I rise with the sun in order to make sure I have enough time to fit in all of my lotions and potions. I often try a few new tricks, and if they don't work, I have to start over again.

I shower the night before, do some curling or straightening the next morning and have my makeup on in less than ten minutes.

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2. What's your hair history?

I have virgin hair. It's never been dyed.

I dye my hair every once in a while at home, and occasionally I'll get it professionally done.

I've done highlights or foils a few times, and I've even bleached it, too.

My hair's been every color of the rainbow.

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3. Who is your hair icon?

Drew Barrymore

Blake Lively

Liv Tyler

Rihanna

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4. In terms of relationships, you:

Date someone for two or three months at a time before moving on.

Commit to one partner for the long haul.

Have had a few long-term boyfriends.

Stick to short-term relationships. I'm a commitment-phobe.

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5. How often do you wash your hair?

Every other day.

Three or four times a week.

Every day without exception.

I wait as long as possible before washing my locks. It really doesn't need it that often.

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6. Your personality can best be described as

Me? Oh! I loooooove being the center of attention.

I am a mix of introverted and extroverted. I'm happy at home or going out.

I'm a blend-in kind of girl.

I thrive in social situations.

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7. How much do you typically spend a month on your hair?

I spend money on professional color and touch-ups, so around $200.

If it's getting long, I'll get a haircut with my go-to stylist for about $60.

Let me get back to you after I've tabulated cuts, colorings, blowouts, and new, got-to-try products.

Just $10 or so on styling products, shampoo, and conditioner.

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8. How often do you change your hair look?

Usually once a year, I'll switch my style up.

Every two to three months.

I've looked the same since high school.

What day is it?

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9. Your favorite thing about your hair is:

It is super-healthy and strong. People often say they wish they had my hair.

It's always on-trend. I love opening up a beauty magazine and seeing that I'm already rocking a look they're showcasing.

It's versatile. I can style it a few different ways, so I don't get too bored.

It has a distinct style. I feel comfortable knowing I never have a bad hair day.

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10. Your main complaint with your hair is:

The store-bought dyes I use always oversaturate my hair and never seem to match my skin tone.

Honestly, it's kind of fried from all the bleach.

I wish it was shinier and more vibrant.

I'd love for my hair to have more magic.

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Hair Scared

Change doesn't come often or easily to you. So perhaps starting out with a subtle color change, with a demi-permanent dye, will be the best way to get you out of your same-old-same-old shell. Demi-permanents — a longer-lasting alternative for women who want the benefits of semi-permanent color — are great because they subtly fade out, rather than grow out, so you won't have to deal with upkeep and you can easily let the color fade back to your natural color if you hate it. But we're betting you won't.

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Pretty Basic

You change your hair, but often do so with minimal cost and thought. It might be worthwhile to step up your hair game by getting a consultation with a professional hairstylist who can help pick out the correct color for your skin tone and recommend the right type of dye for your lifestyle. Remember: Splurging on professional dye once could save you on having to repair your hair after a home box dye job goes horribly wrong.

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Looking for an Edge

You're comfortable with changing it up, but we think you should — in good taste, of course — push the boundaries of your comfort zone. That might mean adding some outrageous highlights, or foils, or taking your color from chocolate brown to honey blonde or strawberry blonde to crimson red (if it works with your skin tone, that is). One tip, follow the seasons. If it's spring or summer, go lighter, and if it's fall or winter, go darker.

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Color Chameleon

We're giving you a dare that'll be helpful to you hair, too. We double — no, triple — dog dare you to give your hair a break by leaving it alone. Rather than dye it seven colors and bleach it until it's fried, really shock everyone by going back to a normal, more natural shade for a bit. It might take some time and even a few visits to the salon to make for a smooth transition, but trust us: Your hair will thank you for it.

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