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SEARCHPastel and vibrant hues still have a tight grip on hair-color trends—so it should come as no surprise, really, that LaCroix-inspired hair color is the latest trend. Scruples challenged colorists to take inspiration from their favorite LaCroix can designs and interpret it into a color creation.
Pastel and vibrant hues still have a tight grip on hair-color trends—so it should come as no surprise, really, that LaCroix-inspired hair color is the latest trend.
To clarify, it's not the clear sparkling water itself that has sparked the creative juices of colorists around the country; the painting-like cans are the source of inspiration. Scruplesjumped on the latest color craze by asking eight colorists to replicate their favorite LaCroix can colors on hair using its Urban Shock hues.
Melón Pomelo by @christina_angeline
"I created this using Scruples Urban Shock pink, orange and clear on Hotheads and Tress Couture extensions," Angeline says.
Muré Pepino by @kristinacheeseman
Passionfruit by @shmeggsandbaconn
Apricot by @leysahairandmakeup
Berry by @sydniiee
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Craft with confidence, challenge your creativity, work from inspiration. Prepare your chair for every canvas with Moroccanoil's expanded color lines and advanced technology.
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These stylists practice hairdresser magic, transforming clients into unicorns, mermaids, rainbows and living works of art.
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