Brown hair can look rich and expensive right up until the color starts to feel heavy. One…
Highlights, Lowlights & Babylights
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Dimensional color techniques explained: traditional highlights, soft babylights, contrasting lowlights, money piece, and face-framing placement. Inspiration in blonde, caramel, copper, red, ash, silver, and bold fashion shades.
Round faces can wear purple brown highlights with more drama than people expect. The trick is not…
Brown hair and violet highlights have a useful little trick: the color can look soft and expensive…
Blue-black highlights can make a round face look sharper, longer, and a little more expensive-looking — if…
A round face doesn’t need to be “fixed” by color; it needs line work. That is where…
Round faces can wear ash brown highlights beautifully, but the placement has to do a little work….
Brown highlights for round faces work best when they behave like shadow and light, not stripes. That…
Black gray highlights for brown hair can look smoky, expensive, and a little rebellious in the best…
Brown hair can go flat fast when the front pieces are left alone. Auburn money piece highlights…
Brown lowlights for brunette hair do one thing better than almost any other color service: they make…