Updated this Reply! Check the screenshot for the location of the Script.
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The script works! However, now it’s messing with the 3rd script within the NPC: 
Output error:
Workspace.NPCs.NPC.UpperTorso.RemoveHairScript:2: attempt to index nil with ‘Name’
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(Hit)
if Hit.Parent.Name == 'Brush' then
Hit.Parent.Color.Transparency = 1
script.Sound:Play()
wait(2)
script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild("Purple").Handle.Transparency = 0
script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild("White").Handle.Transparency = 1
wait (35)
script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild("Purple").Handle.Transparency = 1
script.Parent.Parent:FindFirstChild("White").Handle.Transparency = 0
end
end)
P.S. I truly appreciate you taking all this time to help me 
It means a lot!
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Here, fixed:
local STARTERPLAYER = game:GetService("StarterPlayer")
local PLAYERS = game:GetService("Players")
local PART_NAME = "Brush"
local SHOULD_BE = true
local PART = script["Parent"]
PART["Touched"]:Connect(function(HIT)
local EQUAL = rawequal(SHOULD_BE, STARTERPLAYER["Dye"]["Value"])
local MATCH = HIT["Parent"]["Name"]:match(PART_NAME)
local NPC = script["Parent"]["Parent"]
local TOOL = HIT["Parent"]
if MATCH and EQUAL then
local PLAYER = PLAYERS:GetPlayerFromCharacter(HIT["Parent"]["Parent"])
local CHARACTER = PLAYER["Character"]
local LEADERSTATS = PLAYER["leaderstats"]
TOOL["Color"]["Transparency"] = 1
script["Sound"]:Play()
CHARACTER[PART_NAME]:Destroy()
LEADERSTATS["Money"]["Value"] += 25
STARTERPLAYER["Dye"]["Value"] = false
task["wait"](2)
NPC:FindFirstChild("Purple")["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 0
NPC:FindFirstChild("White")["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 1
task["wait"](35)
NPC:FindFirstChild("Purple")["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 1
NPC:FindFirstChild("White")["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 0
end
end)
Edit: Screenshot of the Explorer.
Edit 2: Re-wrote the logic, just so it’s a bit more readable.
local STARTERPLAYER = game:GetService("StarterPlayer")
local DYE = STARTERPLAYER:FindFirstChild("Dye")
local PLAYERS = game:GetService("Players")
local NPC = script["Parent"]["Parent"]
local OBJ:{table} = {
[1] = NPC:FindFirstChild("Purple"),
[2] = NPC:FindFirstChild("White")
}
local NAME = "Brush"
local BOOLEAN = true
function TOUCH(...):nil
local PARAMETER:{table} = {...}
local PLAYER = PARAMETER[1]["Parent"]["Parent"]
local TOOL = PARAMETER[1]["Parent"]
local EQUAL:boolean = rawequal(
BOOLEAN,
DYE["Value"]
)
local MATCH:boolean = string["match"](
NAME,
TOOL["Name"]
)
if MATCH and EQUAL then
PLAYER = PLAYERS:GetPlayerFromCharacter(
PLAYER
)
local CHARACTER = PLAYER["Character"]
local LEADERSTATS = PLAYER["leaderstats"]
TOOL["Color"]["Transparency"] = 1
script["Sound"]:Play()
CHARACTER[NAME]:Destroy()
LEADERSTATS["Money"]["Value"] += 25
DYE["Value"] = false
task["wait"](2)
OBJ[1]["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 0
OBJ[2]["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 1
task["wait"](35)
OBJ[1]["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 1
OBJ[2]["Handle"]["Transparency"] = 0
end
end
local PART = script["Parent"]
PART["Touched"]:Connect(TOUCH)
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I think I may have corrected it! Let me know what you think—I was guessing this would work:
local STARTERPLAYER = game:GetService("StarterPlayer")
local PLAYERS = game:GetService("Players")
local PART_NAME = "Brush"
local SHOULD_BE = true
local PART = script["Parent"]
PART["Touched"]:Connect(function(HIT)
local MATCH = HIT["Parent"]["Name"]:match(PART_NAME)
local EQUAL = rawequal(SHOULD_BE, STARTERPLAYER["Dye"]["Value"])
if MATCH and EQUAL then
local PLAYER = PLAYERS:GetPlayerFromCharacter(HIT["Parent"]["Parent"])
local CHARACTER = PLAYER["Character"]
local LEADERSTATS = PLAYER["leaderstats"]
local BACKPACK = PLAYER["Backpack"]
CHARACTER[PART_NAME]:Destroy()
LEADERSTATS["Money"]["Value"] += 25
STARTERPLAYER["Dye"]["Value"] = false
script.Sound:Play()
wait(2)
PART["Parent"]:FindFirstChild("Purple").Handle.Transparency = 0
PART["Parent"]:FindFirstChild("White").Handle.Transparency = 1
wait (35)
PART["Parent"]:FindFirstChild("Purple").Handle.Transparency = 1
PART["Parent"]:FindFirstChild("White").Handle.Transparency = 0
end
end)
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Yup, you actually did fix it, Nice!
Edit: But it seems like you forgot this part:
If you would like to include that part, you should do that a bit like this because the “Color” instance seems to be inside the tool itself and if you destroyed the tool before, you might have an error.
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Wowie! Thank you soooo much for your help! You’re absolutely amazing and I sincerely appreciate your help<3 You put in so much effort and were extremely patient with me I hope to be as awesome as you in the future, I’m gonna follow you!
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Ah yes! I see— thanks for pointing that out!
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