Dimensional Hair
Secrets To Beautiful Dimensional Hair Color
08/30/16 10:39 AM
Blondes
Avoid getting a single process, unless you’re a natural blonde. Going one shade all over is never better than highlights, a single process blonde often ends up looking "brassy”. Highlights blend colors, keeping your hair from looking too yellow or orange.
What's Buzzing now: Babylights, a highlighting technique in which fine, natural - looking color is placed throughout the hairline. They freshen everything up in a subtle, shimmering, soft way.
Brunettes
Ombre is here to stay, but now there's less contrast between roots and ends of hair, melting tone-on-tone shades, creating a more natural effect.
What's Buzzing Now: Lighter ends are still the rage, but keep them refined, to enhance more natural-looking hair color. Sombre is a softer version of ombre, your mid-lengths through ends should be no more than two to three shades lighter than your root color. Definitely a low maintenance, lived in color that is flattering on everyone, especially brunettes.
Redheads
What's Buzzing Now: Dimension and layering of tones... The more you do the better! A myriad of red shades should be placed throughout the hair for a seamless transition, strawberry blonde, gold, mahogany, copper brown. Then finish everything with a high shine gloss to blend it all together.
— 💕💟💘 Tina Ratsaboutseua
Avoid getting a single process, unless you’re a natural blonde. Going one shade all over is never better than highlights, a single process blonde often ends up looking "brassy”. Highlights blend colors, keeping your hair from looking too yellow or orange.
What's Buzzing now: Babylights, a highlighting technique in which fine, natural - looking color is placed throughout the hairline. They freshen everything up in a subtle, shimmering, soft way.
Brunettes
Ombre is here to stay, but now there's less contrast between roots and ends of hair, melting tone-on-tone shades, creating a more natural effect.
What's Buzzing Now: Lighter ends are still the rage, but keep them refined, to enhance more natural-looking hair color. Sombre is a softer version of ombre, your mid-lengths through ends should be no more than two to three shades lighter than your root color. Definitely a low maintenance, lived in color that is flattering on everyone, especially brunettes.
Redheads
What's Buzzing Now: Dimension and layering of tones... The more you do the better! A myriad of red shades should be placed throughout the hair for a seamless transition, strawberry blonde, gold, mahogany, copper brown. Then finish everything with a high shine gloss to blend it all together.
— 💕💟💘 Tina Ratsaboutseua