Brown hair doesn’t need blonde streaks to feel alive. Grey can do the job with less noise…
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.
A black base with blonde highlights can make a round face look longer, sharper, and lighter at…
Brown hair can make platinum look either razor-sharp or muddy in a hurry. Put the brightness in…
A good set of highlights for men should look like sunlight found its way into the hair,…
A round face needs angles. That’s why black highlights for round faces work best when they do…
Red highlights for brown hair can look rich and glossy, or they can look patchy and loud,…
Highlights for round faces work best when they pull the eye up and down, not side to…
A good streak of purple can make a round face look longer without turning the hair into…
Brown hair can go flat in a heartbeat if every strand sits in the same brown family….
Brown hair can go flat fast when the light is dull. A few well-placed honey highlights fix…