In this article, we will tell you about the three most trendy hair dyeing options - they are at the peak of their popularity and are recommended by hair stylists. Decide to try it!
For red hair - blorange
This delicate shade with a peach sheen is the most desirable and in demand. Ideal for girls with red head of hairunless you are ready to radically change the color.
By mixing orange, pink and blond, you can get beautiful highlights along the lower third of your hair, or you can limit yourself to individual strands. The shade also looks gorgeous with uniform coloring, and the color can vary from bright saturated to pastel, delicate. The only thing is to contact the salon to get a really decent coloring. Fits blorange and for blondes and brunettes.
For blondes - a combination of dark roots and light length
This dyeing option at first caused bewilderment among women, but the trend - blonde hair with dark roots, gradually conquered blondes. First, women experienced significant cost savings. Secondly, blondes can finally quickly grow hair length, as they rarely turn to colorists for the next coloring. Thirdly, many people like that such coloring adds volume to the hair.
The hairstyle looks more natural when the difference between the color of the roots and the length differs by a couple of tones. Roughly - platinum length and dark blond roots. This dyeing option looks best on slightly curled hair, with styling on long hair.
For brunettes and brown-haired women - balayage trend
Balayage hair coloring technique is familiar and loved by many brunettes, especially those who like contrasting types of coloring. Combinations of dark blond and copper, honey, amber, ash shades play beautifully, shimmer in the sun, add volume to the hair, and older ladies are younger.
Definitely, stylists prefer this technique, along with staining "tiger's eye"... Relevant for brunettes and brown-haired women, just ask the master to lighten a few strands and paint in the desired shades.
The contrasting version looks unrealistically interesting just above and below - "cold mix".
