Meghan Markle has opened up about the beauty regimen for the Covid-19 pandemic at a truly relevant moment.

On Friday, 11 May. 15, while attending a launch party for her new high-brow Hippie hair care and wellness line with her friend and colorist Kadi Lee, Venice, California, Markle revealed that during the onset of an unparalleled pandemic, she decided to use box dyes to keep her hair color looking fresh. It is not the first time that we have seen such a large number of people in the United States.

"I used a boxed dye when I met her!"Markle told the attendees, referring to Lee. (Markle is an investor in a company founded by a woman.

In addition to admitting that she's not over a few dyes in the box, Markle says she's not only a friend, she's a business woman

"I'm so proud to invest in [Kadi] as a friend and as a founder of women," the Duchess of Sussex told InStyle at the time. He said. "Cuddy is well versed in hair health and her high Brow Hippie collection perfectly reflects that.

When Markle wasn't dyeing her own hair, she relied on Lee to color her hair many times.

As Marie Claire previously reported, Markle was stunned by a sleek black kaite corset with a sweetheart neckline that the designer coordinated with wide-legged black trousers during the event. The Duchess of Sussex completed Sokal's look with a gold Logan Hollowell pendant necklace and black aquazura sandals with straps.

Admitting that she used box dye during the Covid era lockdown has helped Markle get through such an unprecedented era. It's not the first time that I've opened up about what I've done.

"Last year, each of us has felt the severe impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic. It was an overwhelming process of grief, growth, and gratitude - the loss of loved ones, the health challenges faced by too many, and the disproportionate life changes experienced by everyone," the Duchess wrote in the foreword to the 2020 Annual review of the London animal welfare charity Mayhew.

"I have heard from a lot of people about the impact of taking a pet home during lockdown isolation; You mentioned the therapeutic effects of having your animals by your side and the comfort and comfort you found in their company," she continued. "This effect is something Mayhew strives to provide day by day to people across the UK and beyond.

And, like many of us in the meantime, Markle tested her baking skills during the pandemic, saying "Thanks" to frontline and Covid-19 response workers.

"In honor of #WomensHistoryMonth, WCK has been working with Archewell, a non-profit organization founded by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Working together, we served meals in Chicago and shared a message of gratitude and support," said World Central Kitchen, a non-profit organization founded by José Andrés to serve meals in the wake of the disaster, shared in 2021 on X, formerly known as Twitter.

"The dessert was a lemon olive oil cake baked by the Duchess — with a lemon from her garden!"

In their support message, Sussex said, "I hope you enjoy the offer we baked for you — your from our home"