Hair color questions never stop. Readers want to know why their blonde turned brassy, how long box dye really lasts, whether going from black to silver will wreck their hair, and which shade suits their skin tone.
Our Hair Color Write For Us page is for colorists, stylists, trichologists, and hair writers who can answer those questions with real experience. If that’s you, WorkPrices would like to publish your work.
Topics readers search for
Coloring basics. Understanding the level system, undertones, color wheel theory, and how to choose a shade that works with your skin tone and eye color.
Techniques. Balayage, highlights, ombre, root smudging, color melting, gray coverage, and fashion colors, explained so readers know what to ask for in the salon.
At-home color. Box dye versus professional dye, how to do a patch test, how to color roots safely, and when to skip DIY and book a colorist.
Fixing problems. Brassiness, uneven fading, green tones, over-processed hair, and corrective color. Practical, step-by-step solutions are especially welcome.
Color care. Sulfate-free shampoos, purple shampoo, heat protection, washing frequency, and how to make color last longer.
Hair health. Bond-building treatments, damage prevention, scalp care, and what bleach actually does to the hair structure.
Trends and natural options. Seasonal color trends, henna, herbal dyes, and gray-blending, with honest notes on limits and risks.
What a strong pitch includes
- A specific, searchable angle rather than a broad overview
- Practical steps or a clear decision guide the reader can follow
- Safety notes on patch tests, allergies (including PPD), and processing damage
- Your own experience, photos, or client examples, shared with permission
What we don’t accept
We don’t publish promises such as “go platinum with zero damage” or claims that a home remedy can replace professional dye. Articles that downplay allergy risks, ignore patch testing, or push a single brand are declined. Sponsored posts, paid reviews, and affiliate-heavy content are not accepted.
Submission checklist
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 1,000 to 2,000 words |
| Originality | Unique and unpublished elsewhere |
| Sourcing | Credible sources for claims about ingredients, safety, or hair science |
| Images | Your own or royalty-free; client photos need written consent |
| Links | 1 to 2 relevant links to your salon, site, or profile |
| Bio | Up to 50 words with a headshot |
How to pitch
Email contact@workprices.com with the subject line Hair Color Write For Us – [Your Topic]. Share your working title, a short outline, a line about your background, and links to one or two published pieces or a portfolio.
You’ll get a reply within 3 to 5 business days. Approved writers send a full draft as a Google Doc or Word file, and we’ll confirm the publish date after editing.
Quick answers
Is it paid?
No. Publishing is free and unpaid, and you receive a byline, bio, and link.
Can I promote my salon?
You can mention it in your bio, but the article itself must be educational.
Can I republish it elsewhere?
No. Accepted posts remain exclusive to WorkPrices.
Content on WorkPrices is for general information only and is not professional or medical advice. We may edit or decline any submission.
Got a color story to share?
Send your idea to contact@workprices.com. We’d love to read your Hair Color Write For Us pitch.